"The unwritten rules of the national anthem are: Don’t walk. Don’t sit. Don’t slouch. Don’t giggle. Stand tall. Be quiet. Be still. And most importantly, be obedient." Two-Spirit academic, activist, beader, drummer, and social worker Shaya Macdonald writes about their relationship with the national anthem as a member of Benoit First Nation (Penwaaq L’nu’k), Ktaqmkuk with L’nu and French ancestry.

The Hoser's cartoonist Simon Orpana illustrates how Hamilton's controversial LRT has affected the city's affordable housing market.

A list of Black and Indigenous educational speakers, artists and educators you should support.

In the third instalment of The Hoser's Movement Series, Nathalie Cortes analyzes the 2020-2021 Colombian anti-government protests.

The Hoser caught up with Andria Babbington at a picket line in Kensington Market she was attending in solidarity with striking Wine Rack workers

Friends of Hegazi Commission Mural in Toronto’s Gay Village in Her Memory

“I'm here for many reasons, but mainly it's because it is good to celebrate Blackness as a whole.”

As Ontarians line up for their second doses, Toronto writer and comedian, Amy Cunningham, reflects on the view from the end of the line.

The second instalment of The Hoser's Movement Series looks at how the Indian Hindu-nationalist government has handled the pandemic, the farmers' protests and social media censorship.