Contains spoilers Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another may be the most important American film made this year. I will go on a step…
On October 3, 1909, American labour activist Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was arrested in Missoula, Montana. She was leading a campaign of civil disobedience across the…
This past Thursday, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) resumed their strike in response to the proposal announced by Joël Lightbound (Minister of Government…
Pierre Trudeau once noted that Canada bordering the United States was akin to a mouse living next to an elephant. This euphemism perfectly encapsulates Canada’s…
Amongst the feelings of fatigue and pessimism in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many political figures turned to messages of hope and encouragement…
Prisons are anti-labour and anti-Indigenous institutions that exist to warehouse the surplus populations left behind by the production of capital. Its populations consist of primarily…
The Alberta Teachers (represented by the Alberta Teachers Association) is set to strike on October 6, 2025, unless a deal is reached before then. This…
The tension in Toronto’s Christie Pits Park on Saturday, September 13th carried the weight of history. In 1933, Christie Pits was the site of historic…
On September 8, the sleepy minority government of François Bayrou fell. This was the reactionary Prime Minister who recently expressed sympathy with those who “felt…
Rumours have begun to surface that Paul Calandra has plans to collapse Ontario’s 72 school boards into just four: English Public, English Catholic, French Public…
Contrary to what the Ford government wants us to believe, public services and public sector workers are our best defense against economic precarity—not privatization.
One year ago, I published an article outlining the legal challenge over trans rights and the notwithstanding clause going on in Saskatchewan. The Court of…
