Special Issue
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Special Issue
The Media and Democracy Issue
The 2016 Media and Democracy Special Issue tackles freedom of information, opinion polls and police brutality.
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Special Issue
You Shall Not Pass
Out near the island’s western extremity lies a diverse ecosystem few Montrealers would believe exists in their own city, but that’s exactly what the l’Anse-à-l’Orme green space is: one of the last undeveloped—and unprotected—areas on the island.
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Special Issue
Getting Back on Track
The train derailment at Lac Mégantic left Canada reeling in its wake. The disaster, which occurred on July 6, 2013, took the lives of 47 people. The incident brought into question the security concerns that surround railway transportation of hazardous goods.
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Special Issue
Wasting Away
What drives people to want more, when what they already have could be enough?
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Special Issue
Recapping Climate Welcome
Hundreds of protesters from across Canada assembled at the Prime Minister’s residence in the name of climate justice, from Nov. 5 to 8.
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Special Issue
These Problems are Garbage
Humans, especially in developed countries, generate more garbage than we can dump, bury, or recycle.
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Special Issue
Divest From Toxins
It’s best to forget toxic cleaners and go for the homemade, natural options instead. In other words, divest from bad chemicals.
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Special Issue
Environment and Sustainability: An Introduction
The Earth is reaching its capacity faster than ever before; through our consumerist lifestyles and heightened technological dependencies, we’re living beyond our finite resources. Visit our special issue microsite.
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Special Issue
Dying Sustainably
People have been dying for a long time, and due to the institutionalization of some effectively unsustainable burial practices, the world is currently a difficult place to rest in peace.
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Special Issue
The Wheel Deal
Le Petit Vélo Rouge is non-hierarchical, providing a space to repair bikes—and to learn how to repair bikes. It’s DIY, so the more experienced volunteers might show you what to do, but the onus is on you to fix your ride.