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Search results for “site/human rights”
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The “notwithstanding clause:” Or, how to avoid the Charter of Rights
Our Schools/Our Selves, Winter/Spring 2026
Using the notwithstanding clause as a tool to avoid court challenges over questionable or controversial legislation makes a joke of democracy
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Wrong, again: The political evolution of “parental rights”
Our Schools/Our Selves, Summer/Fall 2025
Under the guise of “parental rights” we are witnessing private values and religious freedom being used to undermine established human rights
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Is Canada’s “honeymoon” with China just a negotiating ploy with the U.S.?
As Canada opens doors to more trade with China, the longevity of such plans is not on stable ground
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It was the best of times: Tracing the roots of the “parental rights” movement
Our Schools/Our Selves, Summer/Fall 2025
Canada isn’t immune to the parental rights drumbeat that’s being used by right-wing media pundits and conservative activist groups
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Parental rights as privatization
Our Schools/Our Selves, Summer/Fall 2025
How the “parental rights” movement has been used to rationalize, legitimize, and mobilize privatization of and in public education.
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Parental rights and school boards as contested spaces in Manitoba
Our Schools/Our Selves, Summer/Fall 2025
The parental rights movement has led school boards in Manitoba to become distracted by conflicts that aren’t in the best interest of students
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New data shows food insecurity is still a national issue in Canada
Statistics Canada data shows food insecurity is near its worst point since the agency started collecting data
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Parental rights and the surging demand for censorship in Canadian schools
Our Schools/Our Selves, Winter/Spring 2026
Libraries are the battleground in censorship wars; academic freedom and critical thinking are casualties. What does this mean for students?
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Canada’s new UAE trade and investment deal is bad news
Canada is acting as a middleman, not a middle power—serving as a conduit for profits from human rights abuses and fossil fuels
Canada is acting as a middleman, not a middle power—serving as a conduit for profits from human rights abuses and fossil fuels
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Living the high life: A record-breaking year for CEO pay in Canada
By 9:23 a.m. on January 2, 2025 Canada’s 100 highest-paid CEOs had made what the average worker will make all year
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Send Canadian oil to Cuba
The United States is attempting to deliberately trigger a humanitarian crisis in Cuba. Canada must act in concert with regional allies to defy the blockade.
The United States is attempting to deliberately trigger a humanitarian crisis in Cuba. Canada must act in concert with regional allies to defy the blockade.
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Improving primary health care access: Lessons from Canada and Scotland
It’s the foundation of the health care system, but the struggle to access primary care across Canada has become acute
