Politics

Saskatchewan’s labour history has several key moments where workers pushed back against the status quo to gain more rights for us all. Are we in danger of losing that progress?

The Saskatchewan Party’s recent decision to extend coal-fired power is a dangerous decision after yet another summer of forest fires and sweltering temperatures.

Choosing locally grown and produced goods is an excellent way to strengthen our own food systems and bolster the economy.

With the election over, farmers are looking to the federal government to make strategic trade decisions – and explore new possibilities.

Standing against antisemitism should not mean standing with those who promote Zionism.

The signs aren’t the only cultural and identity markers Saskatchewan has seen replaced with updated versions that feel lifeless and indistinguishable from what can be found in other provinces and cities.

For almost two decades the NDP has struggled to find its footing with rural voters, unable to break the stronghold the rurally embedded Sask Party have built. Is this the election that changes?

The parental inclusion and consent policies introduced by the provincial government in August 2023 are negatively impacting what was an already insufficient sexual health education program.

A network of anti-queer, far-right, and COVID-skeptical organizations and activists draws on a long ideological history to implement their vision of society — starting with enforcing gender and sexual conformity among children.

Climate activists and "The End of This World" co-authors Emily Eaton and David Gray-Donald on Indigenous sovereignty, climate justice, and inter-movement solidarity.