Countries can be accused of violating international law—but who decides, and what can be done about it? @sangeeta.bsky.social looks at the role of the International Court of Justice on Unravelled: youtu.be/Bl5OH5UMPKc?...

Nobody can force a country to obey international law. So why do most countries follow it anyway? @sangeeta.bsky.social speaks with @juttabrunnee.bsky.social of @uoftlaw.bsky.social about why international law works — even when the headlines make it seem otherwise.

We’re on strike today! Support our fight for a fair contract by NOT visiting the @propublica.org website or engaging with ProPublica stories today. Tell ProPublica’s management you won’t cross the picket line: actionnetwork.org/petitions/te...

“To experience miscarriage after you've had a baby. Devastating.” Pregnancy loss affects millions — yet it’s often met with silence. On the next (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social talks with @idalinaleandro.bsky.social about destigmatizing miscarriage, and her film “An Open Conversation.”

"Doug Ford isn’t responsible for the current spike in oil prices, but all of Ontario is more fragile and less resilient to oil shocks because of decisions he’s made." — @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social

Canada welcomed more newcomers than ever — then rewrote the rules again and again. Is the immigration system broken, or just stretched to its limits? Unravelled with @sangeeta.bsky.social explores what changed and why.

#Ubisoft tells the AC Rebellion community that Live Ops continues with a new team in Paris. Work that was being done by #Halifax didn’t disappear, it moved. When a studio unionizes and the work relocates elsewhere, it deserves scrutiny. #GWU #WorkersRights www.reddit.com/r/ACRebellio...

Tell NYT to do the right thing and give Rich the remote accommodation he needs: actionnetwork.org/petitions/te...

We think we know who has access to our data — but do we? What’s buried in the fine print, and what changes when laws do? On Unravelled, @sangeeta.bsky.social asks: Who’s really in control of your digital life?

Pretty extensive roundup of research about how the housing crisis is obstructing other broadly uncontroversial policy goals. But I do feel a bit like I'm taking crazy pills that this is even necessary. www.missingmiddleinitiative.ca/p/how-canada...

Housing is a necessity! It should be as cheap as possible, the same way healthy food and clean energy should be as cheap as possible! Anything else is literally rent-seeking!

Jeff Bezos gave $75 million to support Melania Trump's vanity film, but he doesn't have the money for the hundreds of journalists he laid off at The Post today. Democracy dies with Bezos – unless we fight back. Here's how you can help: newsguild.org/mass-layoffs...

Media coverage of Gaza has plummeted. So today on @thenation.com, we're doing something pretty special: we're only running pieces by people in and from Gaza. We're calling it "A Day for Gaza." You can find links to all of the incredible pieces here. Please read! www.thenation.com/article/worl...

#Ubisoft tells workers to ask: “If these actions were publicly disclosed by the media, how would they reflect on me or on Ubisoft?” A studio was closed weeks after #union certification. If that doesn’t sit right with you, here’s a way to speak up: actionnetwork.org/letters/re-o...

236 homes a year = one midsize apartment building. People keep claiming that ADUs are going to take off in Toronto, and huge amounts of effort and political capital have been expended on this. This is the thin edge of the wedge or it's a waste of time. schoolofcities.github.io/gentle-densi...

Bike Share Toronto is surveying its members about Presto integration, like potentially providing a fare discount when you ride a Bike Share bike to a TTC station. Neat.

The young, educated, ambitious people who want to live in Toronto and Vancouver are being forced out by high prices. We could build more housing for them, but we prefer our cities to become stagnant retirement communities. www.theglobeandmail.com/business/art...

RELEASE: The PG’s announced shutdown does not exempt it from the ruling or its obligation to pay workers what they are owed. That liability continues to accrue until the Post-Gazette restores the previous, contractually bargained terms. newsguild.org/post-gazette...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has been dissolved, ending its 58 years as the primary funder for PBS, NPR and local TV and radio stations

“Someone with a 1-hr car commute needs to earn 40% more to be as happy as someone with a short walk to work. On the other hand, if someone shifts from a long commute to a walk, their happiness increases as much as if they’d fallen in love.” #CityMakingMath www.fastcompany.com/3062989/50-r...

As the U.S. eyes Greenland, what’s at stake for NATO’s 76-year alliance? Canada, Denmark & the U.S. are members, so what happens if the U.S. moves to annex the territory? Jane Boulden (@queenspols.bsky.social) and ex-ambassador @snolke.bsky.social (westernu.ca) unravel it.

A newspaper with a 240-year history, closed by its owners shortly after employees won a labour decision.

The government of Alberta has used the notwithstanding clause to prevent legal challenges to their law limiting the rights of transgender residents. Who do these laws affect and what does it mean? Unravelled and Xtra explain what's at stake.

The notwithstanding clause is in the news in both Alberta and Ontario. So, what does it mean when a province uses this clause in a piece of legislation? Unravelled explains how it works, and what it means for Canadians.

BREAKING: We won! Today the 3rd Circuit Court ordered the @post-gazette.com to restore our contract it illegally tore up 5 years ago. That’s our health care, PTO, right to a 40-hr. work week, short-term disability and so much more we’ve struck for 3+ years. pghguild.com/2025/11/10/p...

Measles, polio, smallpox — how did we control or eradicate them? Mass immunization and community protection are key. It’s more than medicine, it’s a social contract explains @sangeeta.bsky.social on Unravelled.

Measles, polio, smallpox — how did we control or eradicate them? Mass immunization and community protection are key. It’s more than medicine, it’s a social contract explains @sangeeta.bsky.social on Unravelled.

Temporary foreign workers are one of the groups of immigrants most often in the headlines. So who qualifies for the program? And how does it work? @sangeeta.bsky.social explains.

"You would be forgiven for thinking otherwise, but scores of Ontario grocery stores are required under current rules to accept empty beer and wine containers as a condition of their provincially-issued license to sell alcohol." — @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social

Thank you so much for this award #RTDNACanada It means so much to myself and the team 😭 Thrilled that the Thread won in the Central region 🥳🥰 Now onto the National Awards 🥳 Our deepest appreciation to everyone who trusted us with their stories. broadcastdialogue.com/rtdna-canada...

U.S. President Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on Canadian goods today in the latest round of his ongoing trade war. What does this mean for the Canadian economy? Ian Lee from @sprottschool.bsky.social helps unravel the big picture.

Watch The Rundown, a new 30-minute current affairs program hosted by @jeyantvo.bsky.social. Each episode takes a deep dive into the issues that matter most to Ontarians. Catch new episodes Monday to Thursday at 8pm on @wearetvo.bsky.social beginning Oct. 20. www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwVC...

Prime Minister Carney and U.S. President Trump still have not resolved the tariff battle but what's stopping us from doing trade deals with other countries? Ian Lee (@sprottschool.bsky.social) helps us unravel the situation.

Does Alberta really want to separate? New rules make it easier to add referendum questions to Alberta’s ballot, including separation from Canada. Who backs it? Does Premier Danielle Smith? @melomas.bsky.social (@ucalgary.bsky.social) & @kdbrownsey.bsky.social (@mountroyalu.bsky.social) explain.

Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta puts more into the federal treasury than it gets back. Is that true? @sangeeta.bsky.social digs into the mechanics of equalization with @melomas.bsky.social (@ucalgary.bsky.social) and @kdbrownsey.bsky.social (@mountroyalu.bsky.social) on Unravelled.

With Poland invoking article 4 of the NATO treaty, learn more about NATO and its role on the global stage.

Can a trade war cause a recession? youtu.be/qjTQCi0EQ7M?... 'On the verge of recession': Trump tariffs slam Canada, new GDP numbers show www.thestar.com/business/on-...

holey moley, I knew that Canada's rental construction was moving quick but didn't realize it looked like this www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/observer/202...

An active Canadian soldier has been charged with terrorism-related offences — a first in the country’s history. Unravelled explores the deeper issue of extremism in the military and police. Watch: youtu.be/0h5hOpywp_U Article: www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

The average Canadian would need to spend 58% of their income just to own a home. Why is housing so expensive, and what can be done about it? @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social teams up with @ricardotranjan.bsky.social (policyalternatives.ca‬) to explain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GIbdDrWU5M

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Can the United States really annex Canada? Jane Boulden (@queenspols.bsky.social & Royal Military College of Canada) and former ambassador @snolke.bsky.social (@westernu.bsky.social) explain what it really means for Canada on Unravelled. #cdnpoli

It was truly a privilege to participate in the preparation of this analysis of current threats to Canada’s sovereignty by the Trump regime, and what they mean in international law. Thank you, @tvotoday.bsky.social

What does it mean for a country to be sovereign? Who decides when a country's sovereignty has been violated? Former ambassador @snolke.bsky.social (@westernu.bsky.social) and Jane Boulden (Queen’s University Royal Military College of Canada) explain on Unravelled. #cdnpoli

"Trade leads to increased prosperity. I want more trade agreements," says Ian Lee (@sprottschool.bsky.social). But it's not quite that simple, he explains on Unravelled. #cdnpoli #cdnecon

What are the consequences of a trade war? Ian Lee (@sprottschool.bsky.social) explains what tariffs are and what it could mean for the Canadian economy, on Unravelled. #cdnpoli #cdnecon

It’s a snowy day in Ontario in time for today’s snap election. If you haven’t received your VIC or voter information card, don’t worry, you don’t need it. You do need ID & @ElectionsON website has a list. You can vote until 9pm tonight. Tune into @tvotoday.bsky.social at 8pm for election coverage 🗳️

Only 2% of rental units are vacant across the country. @sangeeta.bsky.social unravels what happened to rent. #onpoli #cdnpoli www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-fV...

"As homes have gotten out of reach for so many people, renting is not one step on the property ladder. It is the final destination." — @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social talks with @sangeeta.bsky.social about what has happened to rent on Unravelled. #onpoli Full video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-fV...

For me the death penalty thing is less surprising than musing about the provinces mucking around in the criminal code. Long history in this country of provincial harassment and oppression of minorities that was shut down by the SCC because of the Fed criminal power. www.thestar.com/politics/pro...