Sparse housing options, dwindling benefits and red tape are forcing recipients of the new Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS) program — which replaced the Sask. Assistance Program back in August — out onto the streets.
For all of the differences between those on screen and us watching, we’re all caught by the same monsters.
The operator of Kensington Village in London, Ont. is facing three charges under the provincial Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Wealthy countries have failed to deliver on their promise to provide US$100 billion per year to help poor countries combat the effects of global warming and reduce climate-altering greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
The proper title is propaganda used to help bolster a false narrative that aims to win sympathy for a genocidal, apartheid state.
The fourth wave of COVID-19 in Alberta has seen the most ICU admissions throughout the pandemic, hitting a high of 268 on Sept. 28, which forced hospitals to send patients elsewhere for treatment and delayed non-COVID related surgeries.
Alberta’s deadly fourth wave was precipitated by the government’s “Open for Summer” policy, which began May 28 and culminated in dropping all capacity restrictions and mask mandates on July 1.
Cutting off welfare benefits will do nothing other than shove people already living on a knife’s edge into financial ruin.
For this week’s Class Struggle newsletter, I had a conversation with economist Jim Stanford about public spending, deficits and debt, and what kind of program the left should demand in the aftermath of the pandemic.