Meh.

Well this was unnecessary canadaland.com/podcast/804-th…

Touching Globe profile of an Azov battalion commander's wife – 'with light blond hair and soft features that belie a fierce intensity' who says 'they are not Nazis...They are just normal guys.”

Wolfsangel flag figures prominently...

Hockey Canada's most recent scandal is nothing new for the sport. And a sexual assault ruling that jeopardizes a journalist's ability to protect their sources. Laura Robinson co-hosts.
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One of the best conversations we've ever published was this interview with Jody Porter in 2020. Jody died last month. All of her work is worth your time, but this may be a good place to begin. canadaland.com/podcast/802-jo…

'Canadaland podcast Commons is known for taking on big topics regarding Canadian industries and crises. They’ve covered corruption, policing, mining and now war. Sitting at the mike is host Arshy Mann, an accomplished investigative journalist.'

#Toronto

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With many now reporting the issue of sexual assault in sports, would like to acknowledge the work of journalist Laura Robinson, who has been invested in this topic for decades.
Laura wrote the 1998 book Crossing the Line: Violence and Sexual Assault in Canada's National Sport.

Many nations & chiefs would not have gifted Pope Francis a headdress, creating a photo op that might suggest something more reverential than the acceptance of an apology. Today Pabàmàdiz (2705hex) and I look at the many Indigenous responses to the Pope's apology. canadaland.com/podcast/801-po…

'The headlines die, and so do the children' canadaland.com/cindy-blacksto…

Just catching up on everything and thank you for the nice parting words Jesse Brown. This is my last piece as a contributing editor for CANADALAND but I am so grateful to have gotten to know everyone there and we are staying in touch.

In 30 years, Canada has had 10 ‼️ climate plans. But, Canada has failed on all of them. We're the only G7 country where emissions are rising.

Today's The Backbench Pod episode is a blunt, extensive chat with Environment Commissioner Jerry Demarco
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For 30 years the Canadian federal government has been telling us not to panic about climate change. From missing targets to failing policies this episode Jerry DeMarco, the Environment Commissioner, tells us all about our failing climate progress. buff.ly/3zydtHx

This is the story of how Cindy Blackstock fought against the mistreatment of First Nations' children, resulting in the largest compensation agreement the Canadian government has ever paid.

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Just astonishing:

The world's on fire. Again. So, what is Canada’s excuse for lacking effective climate policy?

Next week’s episode features an interview with our eyes and ears on Canadian climate progress, Jerry DeMarco, the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development.

The vilification of Portapique's Lisa Banfield. And acknowledging climate change in extreme weather events is a first step, but how can journalists do better?Sarah Lawrynuik co-hosts. buff.ly/3ogNLkc