CANADIAN
PERSPECTIVES
Our in-house magazine, reports on the work of the Council and explores the important political developments affecting Canadians and the world around us. Articles written by a wide range of leading thinkers make Canadian Perspectives a valuable activist resource.
Latest issue of Canadian Perspectives
We’re pleased to share with you three feature articles from our new issue of Canadian Perspectives magazine. Canadian Perspectives is a perk of membership with the Council and this issue features articles on some of the most pressing issues facing our communities, country and planet.
Increased climate impacts require action, not privatization
The combined impact of climate-related stress on natural water infrastructure and decades of neoliberal privatization of built water infrastructure has put our most precious natural resource at extreme risk. If we want to ensure our communities are prepared for the climate struggle ahead, we need to protect our water and ensure it remains a resource for the people, not for profit.
Our pharmacare or theirs
Pharmacare legislation is coming – but it remains to be seen if it will be a public plan…or Big Pharma’s plan. To ensure that that pharmacare to come is truly for the people, we’ll need to continue to hold the government to account.
Returning to our grassroots
This year, Council of Canadians chapter activists showed us what a truly grassroots campaign looks like – and what we can accomplish when we come together and collectively guide a campaign from start to finish.
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If you like what you read, why not consider becoming a Member of the Council of Canadians today? Membership costs as little as one dollar and when you become a Member, we’ll share a link for the full edition of Canadian Perspectives and send you a copy by mail.
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