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May Day In Ottawa Is Threatened By The Police We Called

May Day In Ottawa Is Threatened By The Police We Called

The government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act has set a precedent that is now impacting working-class movements.

by Nora Loreto
What Can Ontario Voters Expect This Election?
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What Can Ontario Voters Expect This Election?

“Are Ontarians ready for a reaction against Doug Ford?"

by Alex Cosh
The NDP Is Handing Doug Ford Another Electoral Victory

The NDP Is Handing Doug Ford Another Electoral Victory

There are a host of issues with the NDP, and they all boil down to the fact the party has no idea what it is or wants to be.

by Robert Hiltz
Canada’s Latest Immigration Announcement Does Not Help Most Migrants Seeking Permanent Residency

Canada’s Latest Immigration Announcement Does Not Help Most Migrants Seeking Permanent Residency

“They don’t see us as people.”

by V.S. Wells
Passage’s Movie Recommendation Library

Passage’s Movie Recommendation Library

A compilation of all movie recommendations from the Digest newsletter, curated by Passage managing editor Davide Mastracci.

by Davide Mastracci
Ontario NDP Housing Plan Thin on Details, Leaves Out Previous Pledges

Ontario NDP Housing Plan Thin on Details, Leaves Out Previous Pledges

The ONDP’s housing promises are thinner than those offered in their 2018 platform and in a policy document that the party published in 2020.

by Nora Loreto
Accounting for the Occupation
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Accounting for the Occupation

First-hand witnesses, community organizers and experts agree that the long-term dangers represented by the occupation of Ottawa have not gone away.

by Alex Cosh
Government Spending on Non-Market Housing Could Pay for Itself, Economist Says
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Government Spending on Non-Market Housing Could Pay for Itself, Economist Says

An economist argues that B.C. could massively increase spending on below-market rental housing and that such an investment could “literally pay for itself.”

by Alex Cosh
How Amazon Workers Won A Union

How Amazon Workers Won A Union

Young workers outside of the established labour movement are leading campaigns at staunchly anti-union employers and winning.

by Adam D.K. King
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