From Solution to Crisis: Understanding Quebec’s Bill 2
The emergence of Bill 2 reveals a profound crisis of state legitimacy in Quebec’s health sector, where declining trust and mounting physician exit jeopardize the future of universal health care.
Who Holds the North? Indigenous Sovereignty and the Politics of Presence in Canada’s Arctic
Canada’s claims to Arctic legitimacy depend on Indigenous authority and presence, yet sovereignty remains defined by Ottawa, revealing how reconciliation falters when the North remains governed by the South.
Cycles of Disruption: The Political Economy of Recurring Strikes in Canada
This article examines how recurring strikes in Canada’s essential services, particularly in postal deliveries and public transit, reveal a credibility paradox in which displays of labour power risk becoming symbols of weakness in a democracy that manages dissent rather than empowers it.