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Curriculum advisory panel chair Angus McBeath during his rambling remarks yesterday. Image: Alberta Newsroom/Flickr
Alberta UCP's K-12 curriculum news conference by turns bizarre, deceptive, incoherent and a comedy classic
David J. Climenhaga | No one who watched Adriana LaGrange's news conference on her plans for Alberta's K-12 curriculum yesterday could come away with the impression this province's education system is in capable hands.
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Monia Mazigh | rabble.ca is a platform that helps us to stay informed and well informed.
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What you should know about workplace harassment
Michael Hackl, Pro Bono | Harassment need not be by a superior at work, or even a co-worker, and the protection provided by occupational health and safety legislation is not limited to harassment on human rights grounds
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Unpacking anti-Asian racism through an intersectional lens
Victoria Fenner | A panel discussion hosted by Feminists Deliver on May 28 during Asian Heritage Month, exploring Asian identity in Canada.
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Medicare for all: A prescription against deadly COVID capitalism
Amy Goodman, Denis Moynihan | The United States, the wealthiest and most powerful nation in world history, is also number one in COVID-19 infections and deaths.
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Alberta Energy Minister Sonya Savage at a recent Keystone XL related announcement. Image: Chris Schwarz/Alberta Newsroom/Flickr
Good union jobs! Green jobs! UCP supporters need not panic, they're not for anyone around here!
David J. Climenhaga | Alberta's "war on unions" continues, but the United Conservative Party is happy about the creation of good union jobs in the States because, you know … pipelines!
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Rebuilding child care in Canada must include a national strategy
Martha Friendly, Morna Ballantyne, Lynell Anderson | The shuttering of child care in Canada has put parents and providers in an untenable position, but has also given policy-makers critical insights.
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Nuclear disarmament remains an imperative 75 years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Brent Patterson | The memory of those killed should be not be historicized, but instead situated in the present day struggle against the threat of nuclear militarism.
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Four-day work week can spur necessary transformation
David Suzuki | Transforming work-life balance through a well-being lens can lead to significant health benefits, contribute to gender equality, improve work redistribution and have important environmental benefits.
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Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange on Tuesday, August 4, 2020. Image: Government of Alberta/Flickr
Alberta education minister changes tune on masks when schools reopen
David J. Climenhaga | Public pressure for a safer school reopening got Jason Kenney's government to budge -- a little. The question is, will worried Albertans decide it budged enough?
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Ontario and N.B. teachers' pension plans hold $4 million in shares in world's largest weapons manufacturer
Brent Patterson | With Lockheed Martin seeking $19 billion from the Canadian government to build new warplanes, now is an ideal time for teachers to divest from the war machine.
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Leticia Ama Deawuo is feeding the Black Creek Community
Doreen Nicoll | Black food security doesn't benefit from capitalism. Land, seed, resources and opportunity equal power. Black food sovereignty is power that benefits everyone.
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