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Pension Incomes Benefit The Entire Economy
But pensions cost employers, so winning retirement security for all will require class struggle with the bosses.
It’s Time To End The Exploitative Foreign Worker Program
Ultimately, the only way to truly address the issues at the heart of the program is to do away with its closed work permit system.
How Did Canadian Workers And Unions Fare In 2024?
Hopes of using the relatively robust post-pandemic economy as a springboard to build something better seem to largely be fading.
Business Lobby Wants Austerity To Help Pay For Military Spending
“It’s not a feasible plan; It’s not a reasonable plan.”
Gap Between Rich And Poor Widens At Record Pace: Statistics Canada
The poorest 40 per cent of Canadians control less than three per cent of net wealth.
Podcast: Canadians Are Fed Up With The Telco Oligopoly
We spoke to OpenMedia's Matt Hatfield about a recent poll indicating that a majority of Canadians are concerned about the impact of corporate oligopolies.
I’m One Of The ‘Indigo 11.’ Here’s Why I Did It
The Crown should drop any charges remaining against activists fighting to stop Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Trudeau Stood By As The Housing Crisis Engulfed Canada
The return of the Liberals to power in 2015 has basically been a continuation of the years from Jean Chrétien to Stephen Harper.
Canadian Journalism Is Dying, But Poilievre May Kill It
Trudeau has helped keep news outlets afloat during his reign, but these programs may be slashed if the Conservatives are elected.
The U.S. Has Undermined Canadian Sovereignty For Decades
“The alternative is a world where people come first and not where the interests of large corporations come first.”
Liberals Remain Under Pressure Despite Trudeau Resignation
Justin Trudeau hoped his resignation would “bring the temperature down” in Canadian politics.
Police Treat Nazi Monument As ‘War Memorial’ In Alleged Vandalism Case
“It clearly shows that Edmonton police and the Crown prosecutor’s office ... are lacking, grossly, in historical knowledge.”
I’m One Of The ‘Indigo 11.’ Here’s Why I Did It
The Crown should drop any charges remaining against activists fighting to stop Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Fuelling Genocide: Trudeau’s Bloody Record On Gaza
An assessment of the Trudeau government’s complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Indigo’s Copyright Victory Opens A New Front In BDS Struggle
The company’s win is a familiar story for movement politics in court, where activists meet a legal system that privileges property rights.