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This paper explores how Indigenous cultures and the co-operative can be molded together to create a model that is reflective of the values, principles, and aspirations of Indigenous peoples. This...
Indigenizing the Co-operative Model by James Thunder and Mark Intertas begins with a delineation of the diversity and...
The COVID-19 infection rate for prisoners in federal penitentiaries is nine times higher than the general infection rate in Canada. Meanwhile, social movements across North America are calling for...
It has been six months since we shut down the economy to all but essential activities in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19. Federal and many provincial emergency measures introduced...
Illustration by Michael DeForge
By now we are long past the shock of COVID-19, the virus that shut down the world, the economy, the relative predictability of...
In her 2012 book, Consent of the Networked, Rebecca MacKinnon noted that the companies and governments “that build, operate, and govern cyberspace are not being held sufficiently accountable for...
Social Impact Bonds are being used by governments to fund important initiatives to unify families and prevent child apprehensions. This paper builds on a previous paper by John Loxley, Social...
Emergency measures are deemed universally necessary to prevent the transmission and control of COVID-19. Around the world, people are asked to: wash hands often, maintain physical distance and...
First Nation reserves without adequate water, housing and health infrastructure are in...
In our first issue following the outbreak of COVD-19 in Canada, Monitor contributors assess the federal and provincial government responses to date and propose how we might use this moment of...