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Between a Rock and a Marketplace
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Portugal’s energy poverty paradox
Like Portugal, Newfoundland and Labrador has more renewable energy than residents need, but unacceptably high levels of energy poverty.
Our brain has lost its mind
Hate is not inherent; it is learned
Is it finally time to say ‘no’ to NATO?
What benefit does the average Canadian gain by having billions of dollars go towards an organization that dismantles peace efforts and promotes war and conflict in all corners of the globe?
Health care in crisis: How do we move forward?
Progressive, transformative changes in health-care delivery are being implemented. But lurking in the background is more privatization.
The shifting sands of family practice medicine
Is the shortage of family doctors just a blip, or the beginning of a long-term trend?
Low-Income Workers in NL are Getting a Bad Deal (and They Know it)
New report calculates “living wage” for regions of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Between a Rock and a Marketplace
Childcare and early childhood education are too important to be left to the profit-driven whims of the market. Only a publicly-funded and publicly-managed system will put children, families and workers first
Remembering our trans and gender-diverse histories
What is it we are meant to remember, on Trans Day of Remembrance?
Why History Matters in Understanding the Devastation of Gaza
International media have largely chosen to avoid giving any historical perspective on the plight of Palestinians. What don't they want you to know?