Tonight! Join co-editors Dania Majid, Martin Lukacs, and Jason Toney for a conversation about ‘When Genocide Wasn’t News,’ an anthology on Canadian media’s cover-up of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MTCRw_xtQa-mVfp75-euYw
The Miramachi Reader reviews The Breach’s new book on the Canadian establishment media’s complicity in the horrors of Gaza: “When Genocide Wasn’t News is essential reading for our time, and asks that we demand better from our media.”
To read their full review: https://miramichireader.ca/2025/08/when-genocide-wasnt-news-edited-by-martin-lukacs-dania-majid-and-jason-toney
Montreal!
Join us for the launch of our new book ‘When Genocide Wasn’t News’ – an anthology on Canadian media’s cover-up of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
📅 July 15 @ 7 PM
📍 Co-op Bar Milton-Parc, 3714 Avenue du Parc
Feat. Desmond Cole, Martin Lukacs, Dania Majid and Jason Toney.
Toronto!
Join us for the launch of our new book ‘When Genocide Wasn’t News’ – an anthology on Canadian media’s cover-up of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
📅 Jul 10 @ 7 PM
📍 CSI Annex, 720 Bathurst
Feat. Desmond Cole, Martin Lukacs & Dania Majid
A war of annihilation is unfolding in Gaza, but you wouldn’t know it from Canada’s establishment media.
What they produce isn’t coverage—it’s a cover-up.
The Breach is publishing a new book, a call for truth-telling in journalism.
Order it here: https://breachmedia.ca/when-genocide-wasnt-news/
Molly Wickham was convicted for blocking the CGL pipeline—but the cops who were found to violate her Charter rights walk free.
She says the racist, militarized violence the Wet’suwet’en experienced isn’t the exception—it’s the rule.
Full interview here: https://breachmedia.ca/wetsuweten-leader-land-defending-inherently-racist/
The stats don’t lie.
The Liberal government is aligned with oil and gas companies, with expansion plans that would make it the world’s second highest oil and gas producer.
The mainstream media’s one-sided depiction of what’s happening in Gaza might make you think Canadians unequivocally support Israeli aggression.
But nearly half of young people in the country believe Israel is imposing an apartheid regime on Palestinians.
A strong and growing majority of Canadians want the government to build public housing again—after decades of Liberal and Conservative cuts.
Watch our video on the legacy of public and non-market housing:
How are you going to pay for it?” is a common question posed when progressive policies are suggested.
The answer is simple: tax the ultra wealthy.
With a progressive wealth tax rate of 1% on people with net wealth above $10 million, 2% above $50 million and 3% above $100 million, the revenue generated could pay for universal pharmacare, free post-secondary tuition, 100,000 new public housing units ever year and more public transit—combined.
