Policy Magazine recently published an article by Joe Ingram, a friend of the Group of 78. His article, which deals with the US Board of Peace, analyses the difference between Peacebuilding and Carpetbagging. You can read the article here. :
On March 4 at 1:00 PM ET, the Group of 78 will be hosting a webinar on The Cuba Emergency: What should Canada do? Cuba is facing a crisis that has been exacerbated by the US embargo on Cuban oil imports in the wake of its intervention in Venezuela. The crisis is geopolitical and threatens a humanitarian disaster… Continue Reading The Cuba emergency: What should Canada do?
Writing for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on February 20, 2026, G78 Board member Bruce Cambell re-examines recent changes to Canada’s regulatory infrastructure and the news is not good. Since the publication of his edited book on this subject–Corporate Rules: The real world of business regulation in Canada: How government regulators are failing the public interest–he finds… Continue Reading Bruce Campbell: Corporate capture of Canada’s regulatory state is worse than ever
Recognition of Susan’s Leadership On February 11, 2026, Susan Tanner, Vice Chair of the Group of 78, was celebrated as the founding Chair of the Women’s Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF), a non-profit advocacy group working for gender equality through litigation, law reform and public education. She accepted this well-deserved honour at an event on Parliament Hill… Continue Reading Susan Tanner Celebrated as Founding Chair of LEAF
On February 12, the Group of 78’s Susan Tanner (Vice-Chair) and Roy Culpeper (Past Chair) sent a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney urging Canada to send emergency assistance to Cuba despite the current American sanctions against the nation. “We do not accept that Cuba represents a threat to U.S. national security and should not face trade sanctions… Continue Reading G78 urges PM to send emergency assistance to Cuba
Writing for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on February 3, 2026, G78 Board member Bruce Campbell recounts the weeks-long rampage by the US administration that began in early January with the invasion of Venezuela. “The U.S. government has repeated threats towards Canada, threatened military action against Europe in order to seize Greenland, and threatened the governments of… Continue Reading Bruce Campbell: After Venezuela and Greenland, is Canada on the US target list?
On February 5, 2026, the Group of 78 was proud to be one of 15 civil society organizations that signed a joint letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand marking the expiry of the START agreement and calling on the Government of Canada to devote a greater portion of its rising defence budget… Continue Reading Joint letter on the expiry of START presses for greater government support for disarmanent and diplomacy
The egregious behaviour of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minnesota and other states prompted the Group of 78 to call on the Government of Canada to immediately sanction Canadian companies working with ICE, including armoured car manufacturer Roshel and social media firm Hootsuite. In their letter to Prime Minister Carney and the Ministers of Foreign Affairs,… Continue Reading G78 calls on the federal government to sanction Canadian companies working with ICE
After our webinar on January 28, Tim Wise wrote to Medium, with a write-up not only discussing our webinar, but also his book Eating Tomorrow and his time spent in Cuetzalán, Mexico, where he found “a well-organized group of indigenous people, more than 30,000 families working in more than 400 cooperatives to grow most of their own food.… Continue Reading Tim Wise, panelist for Seed webinar, writes about his experience in Cuetzalan
John W. Foster, a long-time member of the Group of 78 received a serious health diagnosis. In light of this, the Group of 78 and its Board of Directors have written a tribute to John’s service of social justice in Canada, Latin America and the world. You can read the letter, sent to John on January 27, below.