An oil price shock isn’t inevitable. We can rein in and tax the oil industryby Jim Stanford|May 27 2026Canadians are told skyrocketing oil prices are the inevitable result of a faraway war. It’s a lie that resigns us to being gouged by oil companiesRead more
Climate Crisis | Mark Carney and Big Oil are distracting you with a carbon capture scam by The Breach|May 8 2026
Colonialism | The corporate resource rush fueling B.C.’s backlash against Indigenous rightsby The Breach|Apr 24 2026
Indigenous Rights | How First Nations’ Treaties can hold back the tide of Alberta separatismby Jeremy Appel|Apr 8 2026
Fossil Fuels | Mark Carney and Canada’s premiers are trying to buy off Indigenous resistance by The Breach|Jan 9 2026
Climate Crisis | New Brunswick is rolling out the red carpet for U.S.-backed extractive projectsby Jacalyn den Haan & Robin Tress|Jan 9 2026
Resource Extraction | Controversial B.C. RCMP unit to police opposition to fast-tracked resource projectsby Shiri Pasternak & Tia Dafnos|Aug 21 2025
Indigenous Sovereignty | Canada’s new fast-track laws double down on false promise of ‘economic reconciliation’by Janelle Lapointe|Jul 18 2025
Climate Crisis | Canada’s first LNG export is historic—for all the wrong reasonsby The Breach|Jul 11 2025
Resource Extraction | To become an ‘energy superpower’, Canada wants to bulldoze Indigenous rightsby The Breach|Jun 5 2025
Resource Extraction | On sidelines of UN nature summit in Colombia, Canadian mining companies pillageby Lital Khaikin|Dec 6 2024
Indigenous Rights | ‘Economic reconciliation’ is a false promise for Indigenous peoplesby Janelle Lapointe|Jun 28 2024
Climate Crisis | In Quebec’s aluminum towns, the green-tech future looks like the pastby Lital Khaikin|Nov 17 2023
Climate Crisis | Corporate power casts a long shadow at UN climate negotiationsby Maya Menezes|Nov 17 2022