CERB/CEWS: No Oversight For The Rich, Little Forgiveness For The Poor
The massive cash transfer from the public purse into private, corporate coffers remains the most expensive swindle of the pandemic.
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As Union Density Plummets in Canada, New Strategies Are Need
If Canada’s long-term decline in union density is to be reversed, a combination of new organizing and legislative reform will be needed.
Canada Exported $93.2 Million in Armoured Vehicles to Saudi Arabia in October
Fifty-eight percent of all Canada’s armoured vehicle exports went to Saudi Arabia in October.
Podcast: Reflections on The 'Rules-Based International Order'
We spoke with Maple contributor Jeremy Appel about his reporting on the Halifax International Security Forum (HFX) that took place last month.
Canada Feared Requests for Equal Treatment When Crafting Ukrainian Refugee Policy
An immigration lawyer said the way Canada has treated Ukrainians should be viewed as a “model” for how to handle refugees fleeing all international crisis situations.
Canadian Media Promotes Restaurant That Sells Fascist Flags
A Ukrainian restaurant in Toronto celebrated by the media is decorated with flags and photos of fascists, and sells them as well.
Bill 124 Repealed, In Major Win For Labour Movement
However, as is becoming increasingly obvious, lasting labour victories require mass mobilization, not dependence on the courts.
Danielle Smith's 'Alberta Sovereignty Act' Lambasted by Critics
One political scientist called it the "most unconstitutional bill in Canada’s modern history."
Doug Ford’s Public Sector Wage Cap Struck Down by Ontario Court
“It's been a long three years…We've been overworked and it's been constant."