Imagining a new foreign policy for Canada’s left

Luke Savage / @LukewSavage

Toronto-based writer

Luke Savage is a staff writer for Jacobin magazine. His work has appeared in Current Affairs, the Globe and Mail, The Guardian, and the New Statesman.

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Imagining a new foreign policy for Canada’s left

Imagining a new foreign policy for Canada’s left

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July 11, 2019

With an election on the horizon, challenging narratives around international issues will be an important task, writes Luke Savage, and one the left in Canada has yet to truly take up.

Accounting for Histories: 150 Years of Canadian Maple Washing

Accounting for Histories: 150 Years of Canadian Maple Washing

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June 1, 2017

As Canada marks its 150th
anniversary, Luke Savage looks at why its image as a multicultural,
multilateral country of peacekeepers, drawn from an era now gone by, persists
despite bearing little relation to its present actions on the world stage. Does
this sanitized national narrative hold the country back from imagining
something better?