28. BC NDP Premier David Eby withdraws plans to suspend key portions of the province's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act in the face of Indigenous opposition. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/... #MovementWins2026
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This is horrific. I feel physically ill.
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This is a good article with a cowardly headline. But if you know people who have been swayed by Smith’s bullshit, this would be a good article to share.
I interviewed Nathan McDonnell, an organizer with the Milton Parc Citizens Committee in Montreal. He talks about learning from history, building our capacity to govern ourselves, making our movements welcoming, and much more.
mediacoop.ca/node/119357
In which I talk about *Scorched Earth: Beyond the Digital Age to a Post-Capitalist World* by Jonathan Crary. scottneigh.ca/resisting-th... #bookreview #nonfiction
That sound you hear are historians of science, gender, STS etc collectively banging their heads against the nearest hard surface until sweet sweet oblivion
"It’s Getting Harder to Spot AI in Contemporary Publishing. And That’s Very, Very Bad." lithub.com/its-getting-...
Check out radical criminologist Jeff Shantz's analysis of a recent coroner's inquest in BC into the 2020 death in custody of Everett Patrick, an Indigenous man and member of Lake Babine Nation: mediacoop.ca/node/119356 #cdnpoli #bcpoli
How to win an election and how to uproot a political project are separate questions.
“Pathways to a different world will not be found by internet search engines.” — Johnathan Crary
I don't know how to explain to the people who pop up when creatives complain about "AI" to say there are legit uses for it just how much they sound like someone saying "Well actually fire is used to make bread" when people are talking about an organized arson ring burning down their fucking houses
27. In a victory for the Palestine solidarity movement, organizers end their boycott of the Giller literary prize after demands that it cut ties with businesses and foundations complicit in Israel's genocidal violence in Gaza are met. www.thegrindmag.ca/organizers-e... #MovementWin2026
All of us are a mess of contradictions, of course...but I wonder how Liberals whose identity is wrapped up in ostensible concern for social justice are justifying themselves in the era of Carney's rampant militarism, massive austerity, welcome for bigots in caucus, and retreat from climate action.
Reminder that Carney is cutting funding to Environment and Climate Change Canada by 45%.
www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
Remember when we just called it "summer"?
Meanwhile cities like #HamOnt dedicate 0.1% of their annual budgets to reducing emissions.
These stories keep coming- we need political leadership to reign in big tech… Provinces are courting technofeudalism and begging for data center construction when they should be legislating boundaries to protect public health and safety.
The founding convention for a city-wide tenant union in Toronto will be on April 18. www.tenantunion.ca/convention #topoli
“The crew of Artemis II will not land on the Moon. But the launch has fired the starter’s gun for a scramble that will play out over the next decades as the US and China compete to be master of the universe.” redflag.org.au/article/a-ne...
“Long disparaged by academic philosophers, experience is the most accessible frame for ordinary people to articulate how the current order inflicts unhappiness on them, anxiety, indebtedness, ill health, loneliness, addiction, and worse.” — Jonathan Crary
Mainstream media accuses a student saying "From the the river to the sea" of committing a genocidal level of violence, while it treats the president threatning actual genocidal violence againt 92,000,000 people with a yawn
26. Though this article doesn't mention specific instances, it reports that tech giants have recently abandoned construction of a number of multi-billion dollar data centres in the face of community opposition. www.reuters.com/sustainabili... #MovementWins2026
"Rethinking Politics in an Era of Crisis and Fascism"...in which I talk about *Speaking Out of Place: Getting Our Political Voices Back* by David Palumbo-Liu scottneigh.ca/rethinking-p...
Early in the pandemic, the Canadian military spied on the public. A newly revealed report is highly critical that they did this in ways that didn’t follow the rules. Personally, I think the problem is that they did it at all. www.cbc.ca/news/politic... #cdnpoli
The Pope is to the left of Carney when it comes to denouncing threats to end a civilization.
25. In a victory for tenants, the BC municipality which saw 33 heat-related deaths in the 2021 heat dome has passed a by-law requiring at least one cool room in all rental units. thetyee.ca/News/2026/04... #MovementWins2026
"At least eight people were killed through police actions in Canada in March 2026." mediacoop.ca/node/119355 #cdnpoli
The cover for the original volume of Thyme Travellers.
This is not a joke.
Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction will be an ongoing series!
And we’re open to submissions for the second volume starting today: soniasulaiman.com/thyme-travel...
In light of recent media pieces arguing that public funds are wasted when they come to our publishing company, we have decided to write a short article about why we remain committed to putting our political commitments over profit-making.
fernwoodpublishing.ca/news/view/wh...
"There is a tendency in #HamOnt to treat hate as episodic.
That tendency is not only inaccurate; it is harmful."
www.thespec.com/opinion/cont...