INTRODUCING THE CD ARCHIVE!
Canadian Dimension teamed up with the University of Manitoba Archives and Special Collections department to create this digital register of CD’s past issues, going all the way back to our 1963 inaugural edition.
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It's unclear why our politicians decided that we were all maxed-out on compassion fatigue, and no longer wanted to help our disabled family and friends. So they let benefits fall far below actual living costs.
https://t.co/J6j1FL3LxD
Even Mike Harris provided shelter allowances higher than apartment rents.
The Nakba is not an "error in curation." Political interference has no place in determining how Palestinian history is presented in Canada’s national museum. https://t.co/LZykIpArwL
Another great article about @CMHR_News Palestine Uprooted exhibition by Professor Nahla Abdo in @CDN_Dimension.
“On what basis does a federal minister presume the authority to decide which elements of Palestinian history should be presented and which should not? As Palestinians, we draw upon our own experiences and the stories of our people’s suffering.”
https://t.co/KWZ0wZvt2B
"The issue is not that the exhibition contains historical errors—it does not. The issue is that it tells the Palestinian story from the perspective of Palestinians."
Nahla Abdo responds to the backlash against @CMHR_News' exhibit 'Palestine Uprooted': https://t.co/a1EUVLhA0S
The US has tightened its blockade of Cuba, but Mark Carney has offered little beyond muted support. If Ottawa won't challenge Washington's brutal economic war, Canadians can still step up.
Government silence won't help Cuba. Grassroots solidarity can. https://t.co/u9rKYk7XST
Poverty isn't a personal failure. It's the predictable outcome of austerity, precarious work, gutted social programs, and a housing system built for profit, writes @JohnClke. https://t.co/Zg14mXuHqV
Why is Mark Carney earning praise from organizations that have spent years campaigning for two-tier health care in Canada?
When the loudest applause is coming from groups pushing privatization, Canadians should be worried, writes Christopher Holcroft. https://t.co/29PpQcpDRy
"American-funded dark money groups operating in Canada openly praised Prime Minister Mark Carney last week for not intervening in Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s efforts to undo Medicare."
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Since Harper there has been a steady decline the willingness of Canadian govts to develop & sustain public assets & services. Public healthcare is on its way out & soon it'll be education & public infrastructure. Privatizing these assets seems to be the primary goal of govt today
Chris Holcroft makes good points about who’s behind two tier medecine (which will allow drs to practice publicly and to charge patients), and why private insurance corporations and their cronies are happy that Carney is doing nothing to oppose it. #cdnpoli
Why is Mark Carney earning praise from organizations that have spent years campaigning for two-tier health care in Canada?
When the loudest applause is coming from groups pushing privatization, Canadians should be worried, writes Christopher Holcroft. https://t.co/29PpQcpDRy
This brilliant piece by Dr. Mark Winfield outlines the technical & economic concerns surrounding Carney's pro-nuclear announcements last week, & Ontario's risky nuclear ambitions.
He ends the piece with a better path forward.
MUST READ
#onpoli#cdnpoli
https://t.co/Tzjwzgc8S1
"Claims by Israel’s supporters that they support 'balanced history' disguise their true intentions. They are simply opposed to recognizing Palestinian history."
It's outrageous, yet par for the course in Canada, that the Israeli ambassador would demand the closure of an exhibit on the Naqba. They take their direct line to the PMO for granted. #cdnpoli
The backlash against the Nakba exhibition at Canada's national human rights museum exposes an enduring effort to silence Palestinian voices—and erase Palestinian history. https://t.co/An9AfSzPZC
American dark money-backed think tanks are celebrating Mark Carney's refusal to intervene as Alberta moves toward two-tier health care. What does that say about the future of Medicare, and the federal government's commitment to defending it? https://t.co/29PpQcpDRy