Liberal Leadership Frontrunners Score Poorly On Palestinian Rights
“It’s interesting that there’s so little discrepancy between the candidates in this race.”
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Quebec Is Taking Trudeau’s Lead And Attacking Unions
The province’s minister of labour has tabled a bill empowering the government to end strikes and extend essential services designations.
Canadian Views Of The U.S. Have Trended Negatively For Decades
A look back at the events that may have contributed to a 30 year trend.
The U.S. Saw Just Half Of The Number Of Strikes In 2024 As Canada
Cornell University’s Labour Action Tracker documents annual strike activity in the United States.
Meet 85 Canadians That Have Fought For Israel
Here’s what our investigation into Canadians that have joined the Israeli military found
Time To Think Beyond ‘Worthless’ Free Trade Agreements: Economists
“Why should we feel constrained by a free trade agreement?”
Poilievre’s Lifelong Obsession With Tax Cuts Is No Use Against Trump
Little in Poilievre’s messaging indicates he is ready to acknowledge a rapidly changing world.
The Business Lobby Wants To Take Paid Holidays From Toronto Workers
This is a local fight in a much larger battle against the erosion of working conditions in Canada.
Doug Ford’s Government Has Been Disastrous For Workers
An interview with the editors of a new book, Against the People: How Ford Nation Is Dismantling Ontario.