CCPA just launched their 2026 Alternative Federal Budget: Building a True Canadian Sovereignty. See how Canada can implement supports and services based on equality and solidarity — with no major public cuts required. policyalternatives.ca/news-research/…

CCPA’s new Alternative Federal Budget is live! Read what Parkland’s research manager Rebecca Graff-McRae had to say about seniors’ and long-term care at policyalternatives.ca/news-research/…

In Alberta, getting a COVID vaccine now means pre-ordering, spending hours trying to book an appointment, and paying a hefty fee. That’s not public health—that’s an obstacle course. And it’s Alberta’s most at-risk who’ll pay the highest price. parklandinstitute.ca/sabotaging_pre…

Anti-trans attacks, pro-life crusades, and white supremacist ideologies are intertwined facets of the same dystopian project — and they’re all making their way into Canada. Come see professor Florence Ashley at Parkland’s conference! parklandconference.ca

Public health should make protection simple. Alberta’s vaccine policy does the opposite: fewer doses, higher barriers, and a $100 fee for those excluded from narrow eligibility lists. The Breakdown Alberta Medical Association (AMA) Jeremy Appel parklandinstitute.ca/sabotaging_pre…

Charging for a COVID shot won’t save Alberta any money. Instead, taxpayers will be footing the bill for increased (and very costly) ER visits and hospital stays. More cases will also mean additional deaths — a price the UCP seems all too willing to pay. parklandinstitute.ca/sabotaging_pre…

“The penny-pinching objectives of the provincial government’s vaccine policy do not hold up to even the most basic math, and so we must ask: what are the real motivations behind a vaccine policy that fails to prevent the impacts of severe illness?” parklandinstitute.ca/sabotaging_pre…

Neoliberalism, racism, and nationalism feed each other — in Canada and beyond. Join @harshawalia.bsky.social at Parkland’s conference as she calls for solidarities against border imperialism and racial capitalism. Register at parklandconference.ca

Join Parkland Institute on Nov 6 (12–1 p.m. MT) for an in-depth look at their new report: Ripple Effects: The Drug Toxicity Crisis and Its Impact on Frontline Health Workers. Register today: ualberta-ca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

From scholars and activists to artists and journalists — different voices and perspectives will converge at Parkland’s upcoming conference to confront the growing threat of fascism and chart paths of resistance. November 21-23, in Edmonton. Register now! parklandconference.ca

Alberta’s drug crisis is pushing our frontline health workers to the brink. Why isn’t the government stepping up? Learn more at our webinar on Alberta’s drug toxicity crisis. ualberta-ca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Alberta needs to rethink its approach to the toxic drug crisis, says frontline health workers. Register now for our webinar to learn more! ualberta-ca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

The toxic drug crisis is impacting health care workers. Learn how this can affect every Albertan’s health care experience and what we can do about it at our report launch webinar. Register now: ualberta-ca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

In this interview, @harshawalia.bsky.social — a speaker at Parkland’s upcoming conference — reflects on techno-surveillance, racism, the escalating rhetoric against migrants, and the influence of the U.S. migration policy model across the globe. youtube.com/watch?v=OfUUhV…

Professionals like lab techs, paramedics, counsellors, and support staff are vital to keeping Alberta’s health care system running. Why are so many of them feeling unsupported? Get the facts at our upcoming webinar, tomorrow at noon. Register now: ualberta-ca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Drug poisonings are on the rise and Alberta’s healthcare workers are facing a crisis. A new Parkland Institute report finds an ineffective government plan, inadequate funding, and high levels of job-related stress among frontline health care workers: parklandinstitute.ca/ripple_effects

A new report from the Parkland Institute warns #Alberta’s toxic drug crisis is straining frontline health-care workers to the point of burnout, violence, and shortened careers. More here 👇 #yyc CTV News Calgary ctvnews.ca/calgary/articl…

Some Alberta frontline health care workers are leaving their jobs due to the stress of dealing with the province’s drug crisis. Our report tells their stories: parklandinstitute.ca/ripple_effects

Attacks on free speech, silencing of dissent, rising hate — the symptoms of authoritarianism are familiar, but their forms are new. Parkland’s conference digs into how they’re reshaping the world — and how to protect Canada’s democracy. parklandconference.ca

A poet first — all else second. An English prof at the University of Toronto and a pioneer of the study of African-Canadian literature, George Elliott Clarke speaks to the power of art to resist oppression. Hear him at Parkland’s conference, Nov. 21–23. parklandconference.ca