When Big Tobacco Was Forced to Pay
The cigarette industry had its Erin Brockovich moment in the nineties. How has it managed to survive?
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How Much Punishment Is Enough for the Driver Who Caused the Humboldt Crash?
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu readily accepted his jail sentence after killing 16 people, but is now fighting his deportation. What should justice look like after an accident?
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My Day in Zoom Court: Virtual Trials Are a Better Option for Sexual Assault Survivors
Tradition dictates that perpetrators and victims must meet in court. COVID-19 showed that wasn’t necessary
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The Disappearance of Markham Doe
When trans people go missing, they often remain unidentified. One couple is trying to change that
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Looking for Justice, Finding Betrayal
When Brayden Bushby was charged with the death of Barbara Kentner, Indigenous communities’ faith in Canada’s legal system was put to the test
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Why We Need to See Images of Animal Cruelty
New laws threaten to restrict access for animal rights activists, but witnessing is the first step to change
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Did Prisons Ever Work?
A growing movement believes it’s time to stop putting women in jail
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In Conversation: Desmond Cole and Téa Mutonji
The two writers on media representation, anti-Black violence, and true liberation
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What Black Lives Matter Taught Me about Protesting
Freedom fighting doesn’t happen by some twist of fate. It’s a spark lit by daily indignities and humiliations
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