Canadian Dimension

Canadian Dimension is a left-oriented magazine from Canada that was established in 1963 by Cy Gonick. It is based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and is released six times each year. According to the media kit from 2010, the magazine has a circulation of 3,000 copies.

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Con media grasping at straws to claim Liberal bias in news coverage

2 weeks ago | canadiandimension.com | Marc Edge |Peter Menzies

Fresh off what must have been a crushing election loss by their favoured Conservatives, right-wing media are getting desperate in their quest for any evidence that it might have been a result of large-L Liberal mainstream media bias.
Canada’s corporate subsidies mostly enrich shareholders of multinationals

3 weeks ago | canadiandimension.com | Marc Edge

Laurent Carbonneau Sutherland House, 2025 Like most subjects, Canada’s ongoing trade dispute with the United States is best understood with the benefit of historical insight, which Laurent Carbonneau provides in abundance in his new book At The Trough: The Rise and Rise of Canada’s Corporate Welfare Bums. Tariffs such as US President Donald Trump recently slapped on Canadian goods are hardly new, as they have been used by governments in Canada since its founding in order to aid economic...
How Canadian conservatism lost sight of the national community

1 month ago | canadiandimension.com | Eric Wilkinson

How did the Conservative Party lose an election defined by nationalism? Traditionally, it is conservative parties that frame themselves as the defenders of the nation’s values, culture, and identity. Yet, in 2025, when Canadians felt that these were threatened, they turned to the Liberals. The explanation for this incongruity is that Canadian conservatism was bled of the communitarian ethos that once made it distinctive.
How the Online News Act came back to haunt the federal election

1 month ago | canadiandimension.com | Marc Edge

As Canadians endure one of the most divisive federal election campaigns in memory, the dominant media narrative from the right has been that most journalists are unable to cover it fairly because of the hundreds of millions in federal subsidies they have received from the ruling Liberals over the past seven years, which the Conservatives have threatened to cancel.
Rebel News again proves that it’s not doing journalism

1 month ago | canadiandimension.com | Marc Edge

Until last week’s federal leaders’ debates, Rebel News and its gadfly founder, Ezra Levant, were little more than minor irritants in Canada’s media landscape, like a pesky patch of poison ivy. The spectacle of David Menzies, the Rebel’s so-called “mission specialist,” and his trademark Panama hat being repeatedly splattered against a wall by plain clothes cops for stalking politicians with his microphone thrust like a sabre even provided the odd moment of comic relief.
Shell exits Nigeria, leaving behind trail of environmental degradation

1 month ago | canadiandimension.com | Judi Rever

I’ll never forget seeing the vast, charcoal wasteland left from a devastating oil spill in the village of Ebubu, in the heart of Ogoniland in Nigeria’s Niger Delta. The oil from a pipeline belonging to the Anglo Dutch oil group Shell had burst three decades before my visit, destroying the community’s streams and aquatic life. The contamination had not been cleaned up in 1999 and I could not fathom how locals could survive in an environment covered in tar.
Move fast and break kings

1 month ago | canadiandimension.com | Cory Doctorow

Trump’s tariffs demand a response, but retaliatory tariffs have severe drawbacks. Canadians have inflation fatigue and while they are rightly furious at the president’s talk of annexation, their patience for higher prices on imported goods will surely wear thin.
America’s surprising annual threat assessment

1 month ago | canadiandimension.com | Ted Snider

The White House isn’t telling us what the intelligence community is telling them. The Trump administration has threatened to use “economic force” on Canada through the implementation of massive tariffs. The United States and Canada have a free trade agreement. But the US can suspend that agreement if necessary for national security concerns. In order to impose tariffs on Canada, President Donald Trump has invoked the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Media research in Canada leaves much to be desired

2 months ago | canadiandimension.com | Marc Edge

The recent revelation that data offered up by a Toronto Metropolitan University research centre had for years systematically inflated the number of newspaper closures in Canada points up the weakness in Canadian media research. It’s a problem that academics have noted for decades and something I have been harping on for more than 20 years.
Canada’s support for LNG is support for Trump’s new form of fossil-fuelled fascism

2 months ago | canadiandimension.com | Nick Gottlieb

American so-called “natural gas” (the mixture of hydrocarbons made up mostly of methane) production began to explode under President Barack Obama and has continued to increase under every president since. Liquified natural gas exports, which involve an energy intensive liquefaction process that enables the gas to be shipped, kicked off around 2016 and have also climbed steadily upwards every year.