A neighbour recently commented on my lavender and how it’s thriving and teaming with bees. I told him my garden is a political statement. I’m used to the blank stares I get when I say that. Garden: a ...

In a society that likes to proclaim equality, especially between different races, combatting white privilege is still a really valuable outlet for your activist energy. If you’re looking for a ...

Our new board will usher in a new era for rabble, with a particular focus on fundraising and outreach. Join us in sharing a warm welcome! Support rabble today by becoming a monthly donor. At our last ...

Reconciliation can be your something, but it can’t be our everything. This world isn’t for us anymore, and Indigenous peoples are building ones that can hold all of us. rabble is expanding our ...

Public libraries are changing how they serve vulnerable and marginalized patrons — and proving that they’re home to more than just books. A quiet intersection in Calgary’s East Village is marked by a ...

Journalist and best-selling author Linda McQuaig has developed a reputation for challenging the establishment. As a reporter for The Globe and Mail, she won a National Newspaper Award in 1989 for a ...

June 21 marks National Indigenous People’s Day in Canada each year, a time to reflect on the history and celebrate the diversity of Indigenous people across Canada. This month on Off the Hill, our ...

As Doug Ford launches his bid to gain another term in office, it is important to take stock of the true damage he’s done to our public systems. Against the People does just that. Have you ever ...

Ciaran Quinn explained the challenges and opportunities that Ireland is facing, and how Canada can support an equitable and united Ireland. Ciaran Quinn (right) with NDP deputy leader Alexandre ...

Consent isn’t a simple yes or no question. It is a concept that comes in a range of different states and attitudes depending on the context of the situation. A man hugs a woman from behind. As part of ...

Law & Order’s depiction of homelessness in Toronto may be a dramatization, but it is based on harsh realities. A sign advocating for the rights of the unhoused. Credit: Cathy Crowe Credit: Cathy Crowe ...

Cuts to the federal service will hit women, Indigenous, and racialized workers the hardest, and worse than that, it will allow the government to short change those workers on pay equity. Mark Carney ...