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United States: Protesters rally outside North York industrial bakery in wake of death of temp worker
Indigenous peoples are leading in protecting our land (Canada)
On May Day in Halifax, workers’ rights advocates call for $15 minimum wage, protections for workers (Canada)
Social programs face $1 billion spending cut in Ontario budget | The Star
Census map shows Black people live in ‘segregated’ TorontoHow a cold-blooded assassination sparked anti-fascist movement thestar.com
How a cold-blooded assassination sparked anti-fascist movementSubmitted by Tequila_Wolf in History (edited )
New book on Canadian racism firmly refutes ‘We’re not as bad as the U.S.’ sentiment: Paradkar
Preschool a Nazi-like institution for brainwashing children into being liberal: Alabama Republican Roy Moore
Tropical storm in Philippines leaves more than 120 dead, 160 missing | Toronto Star
A Tribe Called Red withdraw from Indigenous Music Awards ‘in solidarity’ with Inuit artists
Bombardier facing World Bank ban over Azerbaijan corruption allegations
Police arrest suspect in Canadian vandalism spree: Operator of the anarchist collective The Tower
Ontario hands control of Canada's largest city to developers by removing requirements for family size and affordable units, granting developers permission to build far beyond planned and growing school, hospital, and water line capacity
Canada: Blowback to the word genocide proves the national inquiry report was right
Toronto: Black Lives Matter shuts down Yonge and Bloor intersection to protest deportation of new mother
Race politics whitewashed Canadian history. It’s time to recognize India’s contribution to the First World War
‘This is pride’: Halifax LGBTQ community rallies against homophobic graffiti (Canada)
Calgary Pride flag crosswalk defaced again with violent message (Canada)
35 years ago, Isaac Asimov was asked by the Star to predict the world of 2019. Here is what he wrote
RTP: Prankster buys Wolves of Odin domain, turns it into furry fan site
Still pushing for personhood: 90 years after Canada recognized the rights of (some) women, what the fight looks like now
Anti-poverty activist files $1 billion class-action lawsuit over bread price-fixing scheme
Toronto is segregated by race and income. And the numbers are ugly
Coastal GasLink stops pipeline work after artifacts found on Wet’suwet’en territory
Inspectors found foreign workers sleeping in a Burger King basement
Psychiatrist who treated patients for their homosexuality had sex with male patients in his office
Canada: Tim Hortons protests sweep the nation after minimum-wage hike
The persistent gaslighting of Muslims about Islamophobia
Employers are firing injured workers unjustly — and getting away with it
How incels fit into a global far-right ecosystem of angry young men
Palestinian death toll from Gaza protests hits 18; Israel rejects excessive force claims
Prince Edward Island province in Canada will allow residents to grow up to four pot plants. There will also be “certain designated spaces” where consumption will be permittedCity takes down $500 DIY park staircase, will replace it with 'official' one for $10,000 thestar.com
City takes down $500 DIY park staircase, will replace it with 'official' one for $10,000Submitted by ziq in UrbanPlanning (edited )
Canada Revenue Agency is tough on regular taxpayers but goes easy on rich people with offshore accounts, audit finds
Researcher slams viral video of bear cub taken by invasive drone: ‘The drone definitely put these animals at risk’What you haven’t heard from inside the battle of Gidimt’en checkpoint thestar.com
What you haven’t heard from inside the battle of Gidimt’en checkpointSubmitted by Tequila_Wolf in indigenous (edited )
Link between rural work camps and violence against women is real, researchers say
‘Hundreds’ of Canadians held by ChinaLCBO thefts have spiralled and now make up nearly half of all shoplifting from Toronto’s most-hit retailers | The Star thestar.com
LCBO thefts have spiralled and now make up nearly half of all shoplifting from Toronto’s most-hit retailers | The StarSubmitted by NotReallyMeTho in Illegalism
LCBO is Ontario’s liquor store BTW. There are cameras and the main office in
Rare super blue blood moon crosses the sky — first time in 35 years | Toronto Star