While ICE Rounds Up Migrants, Canada Ramps Up Co-operation With U.S.
“We’ve really caved to American demands over the past more than two decades now, and this is just another extension of that same pattern.”
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Exploring Our 300,000-Year Struggle for Equality
Alvin Finkel’s latest book tells the story of humanity as a struggle for democratic control over our lives and livelihoods.
Workers’ Rights Are Collapsing Globally. Canada Is No Exception
The ITUC’s annual report tracking violations of labour rights “reveals a stark and worsening global crisis for workers and unions.”
Israeli Products Should Have No Place In Canada
Labour 4 Palestine is calling on the Canadian Labour Congress to declare all Israeli goods and services ‘hot cargo.’
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Genocide By Starvation: Israel And Canada’s Shared Crime
Canada starved Indigenous children, and is now failing to prevent history from repeating itself in Gaza.
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While ICE Rounds Up Migrants, Canada Ramps Up Co-operation With U.S.
“We’ve really caved to American demands over the past more than two decades now, and this is just another extension of that same pattern.”
Smith’s Separatism Talk Is A Dangerous ‘Smokescreen,’ Albertans Warn
“It’s a distraction from some of the very credible issues that are at play in Alberta right now.”
Conservatives Made Gains Where Cost Of Living And Tariffs Loomed Large
“Pierre Poilievre, in his rage farming, tapped into a lot of people.”
Canada Sold $18.9 Million Of Military Goods To Israel, Despite ‘Pause’
Canadian companies sold $18.9 million of military goods to Israel in 2024.
Government Export Agency Noted 99 Israeli Crimes, But OK’d Arms Sale
“It is hard to really conjure a mitigation measure that could reduce the level of risk of arms transfers to Israel.”
Genocide By Starvation: Israel And Canada’s Shared Crime
Canada starved Indigenous children, and is now failing to prevent history from repeating itself in Gaza.
Canada Sold $18.9 Million Of Military Goods To Israel, Despite ‘Pause’
Canadian companies sold $18.9 million of military goods to Israel in 2024.
How Canada’s ‘Condo Class’ Has Disrupted Political Organizing
The rise of condos is making door-to-door political campaigning obsolete.
Israeli Products Should Have No Place In Canada
Labour 4 Palestine is calling on the Canadian Labour Congress to declare all Israeli goods and services ‘hot cargo.’
Government Export Agency Noted 99 Israeli Crimes, But OK’d Arms Sale
“It is hard to really conjure a mitigation measure that could reduce the level of risk of arms transfers to Israel.”
Genocide By Starvation: Israel And Canada’s Shared Crime
Canada starved Indigenous children, and is now failing to prevent history from repeating itself in Gaza.
Can CUPW Prevent The Erosion Of Full-Time Work At Canada Post?
After having their right to strike trampled, workers may be understandably fatigued about spending more time on the picket line.