OPINION: A National Defence report on systemic racism and discrimination landed in the spring with little fanfare
Dale Smith
Dale Smith is a freelance journalist in the Parliamentary Press Gallery and author of The Unbroken Machine: Canada's Democracy in Action.
Feds talk a good game when it comes to equity, but are flailing when it comes to strong data, states Auditor General report
OPINION: Gender-based analysis that includes intersectional identities is supposed to inform how government services are delivered in Canada. Ten years in, the government has little to show for its good intentions
Is it possible to feel anything other than dread for this Ontario election?
OPINION: We must oust Doug Ford’s incompetent clowns. But the opposition parties offer bland alternatives
How would the overturn of Roe v. Wade affect Canada?
OPINION: Canadians should not be complacent that the abortion debate is settled in this country. But the real fight is at the provincial level
Canada’s new blood donation policy is a step forward—but there’s still work to be done
In an interview with political columnist Dale Smith, Minister Marci Ien responded to some criticism of the new policy
LGBTQ+ refugees, Canada and Guatemala
OPINION: The Canadian government has high hopes for improving the lives of vulnerable groups in Central America