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One election loss. A thousand obituaries for progressive politics. @zainvelji joins @noorazrieh97 to conduct a media autopsy on the coverage of David Eby’s defeat—and who benefits from declaring the left dead.

In 2005, Canada’s leaders agreed to a $5.1-billion plan to close the gap for Indigenous people. Three days later, the government fell, and the deal died with it.

“Every time I feel or hear sirens, I feel like they’re coming for me.” -Daniel Brown, one of the last inmates of Ontario's "training schools"

Rush or Blue Rodeo? @writerwong joins @JesseBrown

Why was it so hard to figure out what happened at CFB Wainwright? @writerwong joins @JesseBrown

The episode where Canadaland host Noor Azrieh diagnoses Canada with a psychological disorder.

“The idea that we would be having a secession referendum in the most prosperous province, in one of the most successful liberal democracies in the world, is absurd.” -Patrick Lennox, author of On Treason

The messaging platform Discord is under scrutiny after the FBI alleges it was used to plan the Tumbler Ridge attack. @sarahcrgr joins @JulianJAbraham to consider the tricky balance between privacy and safety in tech regulation.

Very pleased to announce that we have a new collective agreement with our @CanadalandUnion

Revisiting CANADALAND’s coverage of the Steven Galloway case. @rmohamed_yow joins @JesseBrown

Premier Danielle Smith on Alberta’s referendum.

“Public dollars require public accountability, and every publisher in this country should want that.” -David Skok, CEO of The Logic

”There’s a certain way of talking about this like it's a topic for polite discussion that I'm just unwilling to participate in anymore. I'm now looking at this as a reporter bearing witness to a catastrophe in the making that I think we may only be at the early phases of.” @JesseBrown is joined by @harrisonlowman

Jesse Brown is fired!

Canada has a two-headed separatism problem @harrisonlowman joins @JesseBrown

A year ago, Danielle Smith wanted Ottawa out of Alberta’s way. Now Ottawa is helping pay for her pipeline.

“What’s my crime? Journalism? … I get that I piss off a lot of people with my articles.” -David Pugliese

Since 2025, Daniel Robson quickly established himself as a prolific freelance columnist, with bylines in the Ottawa Citizen, the Montreal Gazette, The Hub, Western Standard, and Policy Options. But there’s one problem: he doesn’t seem to exist. @LeftHandStu joins @JulianJAbraham

”These are a group of white men coming to our area saying, "We bring you the gift of nuclear waste.” - Dennis

What Carney told the New York Times @zainvelji joins San Grewal