issues

You think you've got issues? Well, check out ours. Issues at rabble.ca highlights the hot topics you want more of and brings together some of the best content and resources on the issues that matter most. Issue pages are more than "browse by topic" navigation. They draw together all rabble content on a particular topic, as well as curated content from other sources. They are your one stop shop for a source of for news, analysis and resources on the issues that you want to be on top of.

RSS Feeds

These pages are often built out of RSS feeds. On each section you will see a number of items with an orange symbol that looks like this You can use the link on the symbol to subscribe to that feed with a feed reader, so you can read the content on your at your convenience, in the application of your choice. The types of feeds typically found on most issue pages are:

Main feed:

Draws in content from across the rabble website: from features, columns, books, blogs, podcasts and rabbletv.

babble feed:

A feed of content highlighting the latest on the discussion boards.

blog feeds:

Click on the RSS button to subscribe to our bloggers on a particular issue

Flickr feeds:

A feed of images related to the issue at hand

Twitter feeds:

Introducing some of the best in the twitterverse. These pages also include links:

In Cahoots:

A direct link to our In Cahoots partners who work on specific issue.

News from Elsewhere & Sites we like:

Keep current with links and news feeds from sites we think have the best content on a topic Something missing? Let us know.

Submit a site:

think our pages are missing something critical? Send us a note to issues@rabble.ca

on rabble.ca

Canada's government and some churches promise to implement TRC recommendations
Indigenous Rights | The TRC recommendations: There's hope, but it's a marathon | Apr 16 2016 | Dennis Gruending | The Canadian government and a number of churches say they accept and will attempt to implement recommendations made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Screenshot: Emergency Parliament Debate
Civil Liberties Watch | Indigenous Rights | Politics in Canada | MPs vow to act on Attawapiskat, but will their resolve last? | Apr 15 2016 | Karl Nerenberg | Once again there is a national prise de conscience on the desperate state of Indigenous Canada, but how soon will it all fade from the public mind?
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Economy | Politics in Canada | World | From Enron to the Panama Papers: How many financial scandals will it take to change the rules? | Apr 15 2016 | Monia Mazigh | Financial opacity isn't just a disease attacking Russia, China or the Gulf monarchies; it is a global reality. As shown by the Panama Papers leak, even Canada isn't immune from this virus.
Photo: flickr/PROKenny Louie
Economy | Education | Labour | Politics in Canada | Painful austerity budget for Newfoundland and Labrador | Apr 15 2016 | Cory Collins | Sweeping cuts by the Liberal government will have a deep impact across the province's entire society.
Photo: United Steelworkers/flickr
Environment | NDP | Politics in Canada | Rather than fearing the Leap Manifesto, let's bring on the debate | Apr 15 2016 | Linda McQuaig | That silly Leap Manifesto -- giving itself away right in the subtitle, which calls for "a Canada based on caring for the Earth and one another." No wonder it provoked fury and outrage.
Image: Wikimedia Commons
Food & Health | Politics in Canada | Liberals veto national pharmacare while more Canadians can't fill their prescriptions | Apr 15 2016 | Michael Butler | It came as a major disappointment this week that Canada's Health Minister, Jane Philpott, indicated pharmacare is not part of her mandate.
Image: Flickr/amy dame
Indigenous Rights | Don't partake in celebrations over new Supreme Court ruling on Métis just yet | Apr 15 2016 | Pamela Palmater | The Supreme Court ruling on Daniels vs. Canada does not bolster Métis claims, but instead confuses them. Pam Palmater clarifies the decision and what it does and does not say.
Amber Slegtenhorst stands out in black while rallying for workers' rights. Suppl
Labour | Political Action | 'It's been a real struggle': Workers across Canada fight for $15 and fairness | Apr 15 2016 | Teuila Fuatai | Teuila Fuatai spoke with minimum-wage workers across Canada about their job conditions and the fight for $15 and fairness in Canada.
Photo: United Steelworkers/flickr
NDP | Politics in Canada | In a bold move, NDP delegates save their party | Apr 15 2016 | Murray Dobbin | In the aftermath of Tom Mulcair's crushing repudiation at the NDP's convention, the party enters a period of self-reflection and reinvention that it has never experienced before.
Joe Ceci
Politics in Canada | If you were secretly relieved by yesterday's NDP Alberta budget, you weren't alone | Apr 15 2016 | David J. Climenhaga | Many Albertans, even conservatives, must feel on reading Budget 2016 secretly relieved the province doesn’t have to face a Wild Rose apocalypse just now.
LAV III image
Afghanistan | Politics in Canada | World | Canada should not be selling arms to Saudi Arabia | Apr 14 2016 | It was wrong when Harper agreed to it, it is wrong as the Trudeau government continues to pursue this awful deal.
Anti-Racism | Toronto media underestimating resilience and strength of Black Lives Matter leaders | Apr 14 2016 | Mark Brown | The greater the opposition to the end goal the stronger the resilience of BLMTO becomes.
Arts & Culture | Political Action | US Politics | 'Your Heart is a Muscle the Size of a Fist' captures the spirit of protest | Apr 14 2016 | Yutaka Dirks | Sunil Yapa's new book has been making waves in the literary world. Yutaka Dirks relates his own experience at the "Battle of Seattle" and spoke with the author about his inspiration.
Image: Twitter/@NPabani
Civil Liberties Watch | Economy | Labour | Join the Fight for 15 and Fairness | Apr 14 2016 | Find out about events in your community and join the movement.
Photo: Idle No More Toronto Facebook page
Civil Liberties Watch | Indigenous Rights | Political Action | Politics in Canada | Occupations of INAC offices continue in solidarity with Attawapiskat | Apr 14 2016 | Alyse Kotyk | Idle No More protesters and allies are occupying Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada offices in Toronto and Winnipeg in solidarity with the Attawapiskat community to demand action.