Toula Drimonis is a freelance Canadian journalist, award-winning columnist, and author known for writing on human rights, immigration, Quebec politics, and feminist issues.

On the latest episode of In Bed with the Elephant, host Adrian Harewood sits down with new NDP leader Avi Lewis. As the new leader, his challenge is to revitalize and rebuild the federal NDP by ...

Senior investigative journalist Brandi Morin and photojournalists Ian Willms and Julien Defourny travelled to Ecuador to ...

After nearly two years of excluding Ricochet reporter Jon Thompson from media communications on the grounds that a national ...

Since 2000, the remains of many missing persons have been discovered along the Neebing-McIntyre Floodway, a human-made river that flows through the Intercity big box commercial centre of Thunder Bay.

“If all the seven stones were laid out before me now, I should shut my eyes and put my hands in my pockets.” In J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, the palantiri — seeing stones that peer across vast ...

Brookfield’s chief operating officer Justin Beber testifies before the Parliamentary ethics committee. The Conservative-led committee has raised concerns about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s extensive ...

The free press is under attack — and Ricochet is fighting back. We try not to ask for money often but as billionaires and corporate elites tighten their grip on Canada’s media landscape, we think this ...

The latest Conference of the Parties global gathering to negotiate and assess progress on the climate crisis wrapped up in Brazil last week. Dubbed “the Indigenous COP” due to its proximity to many ...

Legal experts warn that laws are undemocratic and unconstitutional, while leaders across the north call for a united front to defend their lands and sovereignty The 49 chiefs of First Nations in ...

Ontario’s new housing bill is a gift to corporate landlords — and a warning shot at the rent strikers and organizers who have dared to fight back The bill’s stated aim is to reduce the backlog of ...

Canary Mission operates like a digital blacklist. It has more than 5,000 dossiers of pro-Palestine students and activists, complete with photos, workplaces, and social media histories, all meant to ...