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1. Former PM Jean Chrétien wanted to re-name Canada’s highest peak after Pierre Trudeau, but after considerable pushback reverted to this original name. 2. The highest Canadian peak is part of this ...

One proposal is “biodiversity offsets.” A widely cited 2013 article by Joseph Bull and coworkers defines these as follows: Where a new development will affect existing biodiversity, “create or restore ...

It wasn’t even the New Year yet when the first major Alberta political story of 2026 broke – the New Year’s Eve announcement by Environment Minister Rebecca Schulz that she’s leaving her cabinet post ...

As negotiations are underway to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, activists fear the American proposed peace plan fails ...

In 2025, unions fought for the rights of workers in the face of tariffs from the US and job cuts by employers.

A name change might work … nothing else did for the Alberta Party, which never caught Albertans’ imaginations despite its great name.

While most countries allow for reasonable limits to be placed on individual rights, Canada’s notwithstanding clause allows governments, rather than courts, to decide which liberties can be suspended ...

Instead of a litany of all the bad news of 2025, rabble.ca’s political reporter offers musical suggestions to help dispel the gloom of our dark time.

While reviewing Poilievre’s leadership, the Conservative Party of Canada also needs to review its Trump echoing policies.

The fight to protect the rights of Canadians with disabilities continues, Max L. Brault's book chronicles one crucial part of that fight.