Lawlessness and shootings on the rise in Toronto
There’s been a significant amount of violence in Toronto since the vehicle-ramming attack in April. And too little information from police…
A staggering number of Indigenous Canadians are in jail
Canadian governments continue to allow the operation of a justice system constructed on a foundation of systemic racism…
‘Happy’ New Zealand has a teenage suicide problem
Indigenous teenagers around the world face problems they think are insurmountable. But there are solutions…
The man who cheated death again and again
Caryl Chessman won eight stays of execution until the gas chamber finally caught up with him on May, 2, 1960…
Medical errors too common but patients are paving the way for change
The Elizabeth Wettlaufer case should serve as a warning to all of us about the issue of patient safety…
Bail reform is critical to achieve wider U.S. social justice
Simply not being able to afford to pay the gatekeeper is a positively medieval way to determine who walks free in our modern society…
Would Bobby Kennedy have been elected president?
On the 50th anniversary of his assassination, a close look at the facts suggests another Kennedy president was unlikely…
A global uprising against rape case injustices
Something is deeply wrong with legal and political systems in which the accuser and not the accused is on trial…
Reduce the poverty-to-prison pipeline for women
From prison reform to better community services that address poverty and prevent crime, here's what Canada can do…
Fraudster ruined woman’s plans for early retirement
Fourth in a five-part series: As people dig out from Alberta’s worst recession in three decades, Troy Media talks to everyday Albertans who are working to become debt free…