Les années 2020 ont été marquées par une montée spectaculaire des conflits armés à travers le monde : le génocide à Gaza, l’invasion en cours…
“What do you mean ‘or’ revolution? Surely we want to have both?” The Spring Toronto West branch book club just finished reading Rosa Luxemburg’s Reform…
The Long Sixties: Stories from the New Left, edited by Jim Harding (Fernwood Publishing, March 2026). The Long Sixties brings together seven Canadian leftists who…
It is a familiar scene in Ontario staff rooms: a teacher stands at a photocopier that has been out of toner for days, holding a…
While Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada “will never participate in” the bombing of Iran, he nevertheless supports it with “regret” while blandly acknowledging that…
On March 26, workers in the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU/SEFPO) hosted watch parties across Ontario, bringing together union members and community allies to…
The Means of Prediction: How AI Really Works (and Who Benefits) by Maximilian Kasy (University of Chicago Press, 2025) With the AI “revolution” coming for…
A revolutionary setting for a revolutionary game Ten years ago, John Harper’s Blades in the Dark set a new precedent for tabletop role-playing games with…
Houston is tugging on this loose thread that could unravel a social fabric. This budget’s acceleration of resource extraction and military spending send the message that they have given up on our children’s future.
Ontario’s decision to end funding for supervised consumption sites has sent shockwaves through service users, service providers, and harm reduction advocates across the province. In…
Not Your Cash Cow, Not Your Scapegoat: Student Migration and Canadian Universities by The Racialization of Asian International Students Collective (Fernwood Publishing, ships preorders in…
Working for Nothing: A Wages for Housework Anthology, edited by Louise Toupin (Between the Lines, 2026). Working for Nothing animates the International Feminist Collective, better…
