The cruelest cut of all
In a budget that already makes little sense, eviscerating public libraries is about the least intelligent thing the Liberals have done yet
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A budget for the rich, by the rich
Budget 2016 was not about making tough choices. It was about taking from the poor to protect the rich.
Once upon a time, there was a fiscal crisis…
We elect government to work hard and make smart decisions. So far, we have yet to see evidence of either. Mandating across-the-board cuts is foolish, lazy and absurd.
Why are the Liberals pushing something that will make our fiscal crisis worse?
There is more proof than ever about the failure of privatization. So why is government still talking about it?
Canada’s legal system is sexist and broken
The Ghomeshi ruling is just the tip of the iceberg.
God Help Us
Flying a flag should be a statement, not a policy.
Not “Our” Crisis
An anti-austerity manifesto for N.L.
Why the nationalism debate needs to stop being dominated by white men
A recent panel on Newfoundland nationalism at MUN reveals the stale nature of the debate.
Turmoil and the politics of journalism [BOOK REVIEW]
James McLeod’s account of the past two years of provincial politics is both irreverent and thoughtful. And that’s precisely the problem with it.
St. John’s city budget: a ticking time bomb
Incompetence and austerity could cripple the capital city, and the provincial economy too.
A budget for the rich, by the rich
Budget 2016 was not about making tough choices. It was about taking from the poor to protect the rich.
Once upon a time, there was a fiscal crisis…
We elect government to work hard and make smart decisions. So far, we have yet to see evidence of either. Mandating across-the-board cuts is foolish, lazy and absurd.
Why are the Liberals pushing something that will make our fiscal crisis worse?
There is more proof than ever about the failure of privatization. So why is government still talking about it?
Canada’s legal system is sexist and broken
The Ghomeshi ruling is just the tip of the iceberg.
God Help Us
Flying a flag should be a statement, not a policy.
Not “Our” Crisis
An anti-austerity manifesto for N.L.
Why the nationalism debate needs to stop being dominated by white men
A recent panel on Newfoundland nationalism at MUN reveals the stale nature of the debate.
Turmoil and the politics of journalism [BOOK REVIEW]
James McLeod’s account of the past two years of provincial politics is both irreverent and thoughtful. And that’s precisely the problem with it.
St. John’s city budget: a ticking time bomb
Incompetence and austerity could cripple the capital city, and the provincial economy too.