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Uber Drivers Have Unionized For The First Time In Canada
UFCW Local 1518 in British Columbia has announced that 500 drivers in Greater Victoria unionized.
CUPE Is Fighting The Zionist-Instigated Firing Of A Paramedic
Solidarity is needed to win Katherine Grzejszczak’s reinstatement and declare that attacking labour supporters of Palestine won’t stand.
The Scab Ban Is A Huge Win, But It Must Be Enforced
Employers in nearly every Canadian jurisdiction have long been given free reign to deploy scabs and undermine the right to strike
Time To Think Beyond ‘Worthless’ Free Trade Agreements: Economists
“Why should we feel constrained by a free trade agreement?”
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.
Canadians Should Stand With Iran Against The U.S. And Israel
The Israelis and Americans pose a far greater threat to world peace and justice than Iran has or ever could.
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.
Is There A Real Difference Between The Libs And Cons On Palestine?
Five Palestinians weigh in on this question and the importance of voting in the election more broadly
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.”
Defence Attaché Briefed By Israeli Who Compared Gazans To Cockroaches
“There’s not really any strong opposition to the idea within Israel in general that Palestinians are a lesser race of people.”
As Gaza Starves, Remember Writers Who Opposed UNRWA
These individuals have written opinion pieces calling for UNRWA to be defunded or dismantled
Canada Authorized $37.2 Million In New Military Exports To Israel
Global Affairs insists it hasn’t authorized exports that could be used in Gaza, but won’t say if this policy applies to Israel’s other conflicts.