Walking to Waken the Nation About Climate Crisis
Update: Ann Cognito reached Ottawa today, Oct. 16! A smashed-up knee; stolen belongings; a dog attack; a run-in with a tractor trailer ; pain from fibromyalgia; threats from coyotes and […]
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Are We There Yet? Women’s Unrecognised Achievements
By Nasreen Pejvack Women have always been the essential foundation of every aspect of our lives, but they have consistently been deprived of their rights, and their talents and achievements have […]
Liberals Eliminate Sex Discrimination in Indian Act
UPDATE: Canada’s federal government has brought the outstanding provisions of Bill S-3 into force, as of Aug. 15, 2019. This means the long standing sex discrimination in the Indian Act […]
WOMEN, by Nasreen Pejvack
1 Women The vital essence of life The embryo of the future The foundation of existence Woman, mother, daughter and sister Eradicate them, […]
Opinion: People – Let’s Unify, by Nasreen Pejvack
To the ones who share humanity’s home with all it is time to work together to find a method for arriving at solutions for combating the chaos that is destroying […]
Opinion: “Boomerang” – Years of Greed & Abuse Come Back to Haunt Europe & America
All those years of greed and abuse are now boomeranging and coming back to haunt the countries of Europe and America. For decades they have ruined whole cultures and installed […]
We Choose CBC Campaign: The Fight for Canadian Journalism
Working solo in a home art studio can be lonely. Kady Denton, a children’s book illustrator and author knows this only too well — but having CBC Radio for company […]
Peterborough’s Green New Deal Town Hall
” . . . this is the defining issue of our time and should be addressed in a New Deal context. This is like a third world war. It’s even […]
“We Won”: “6(1)a All the Way” Clause Ending Sex Discrimination In Indian Act To Come Into Force Before Election
UPDATE: Canada’s federal government has brought the outstanding provisions of Bill S-3 into force, as of Aug. 15, 2019. This means the long standing sex discrimination in the Indian Act […]
Building Bridges Out of Poverty in Peterborough, Ontario
“Individuals bring with them the hidden rules of the class in which they were raised.” Ruby K. Payne Lynn Smith-Reeve still feels an “internal panic” when vegetable prices rise at the grocery store. It’s been years now since Smith-Reeve has had to worry about those kinds of things, but the […]
Fighting Poverty with a New Attitude
“It’s hard to be self-motivated when someone is telling you what to do.” Todd Coombes spent most of his adulthood “on the low end of the money scale”, drifting, without […]
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