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Opinion: The fall of Bill 21 in Quebec could come thanks to women

Opinion: The fall of Bill 21 in Quebec could come thanks to women

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Sheema Khan is the author of Of Hockey and Hijab: Reflections of a Canadian Muslim Woman. The notwithstanding clause of the Canadian Charter is no longer an obscure legal term. Thanks to Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s recent use of Section 33 to prevent education workers from pressuring them – he invoked the clause, or threatened …

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Food companies’ plans for 1.5C climate target fall short, campaigners say

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The world’s biggest food companies, whose products have been linked to the widespread destruction of rainforests, have failed to come up with an adequate strategy to align their business practices with the 1.5°C climate target, according to activists. Major producers of soybeans, palm oil, cocoa and livestock released their roadmap to align with 1.5C earlier …

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