On February 3, Ontario’s political scene was rocked by the news that the ONDP’s Deputy Leader, Doly Begum, was leaving the party and resigning her…
Cuba is on the brink; news of armageddon for the socialist project is all we can hear since the United States government tightened the embargo…
When 128 million people tuned in to watch this year’s Super Bowl, one of the world’s most corporate spectacles, they witnessed a Boricua party. Led…
Deux blocages contre l’ICE, organisés par des syndicats et des groupes étudiants du Minnesota, ont secoué les États-Unis en janvier. Ces manifestations ont été déclenchées…
“We don’t have to watch things get worse, or wait for politicians to save us. Yes, we need champions in labour, and we must push…
Ontario’s recent changes to OSAP are a major setback for students across Ontario. Under the new rules, only 25 percent of funding will come as…
On February 13, the United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) bargaining team announced major victories on key contract demands. The strike by 6,000 public schoolteachers…
Ontario’s post-secondary education has been in a prolonged crisis due to chronic underfunding from the government and mismanagement by college and university administrators It is…
In advance of a January 30 meeting in Ottawa between Canada’s federal, provincial, and territorial ministers responsible for early learning and child care, Child Care…
Support workers with OPSEU Local 249 are in their twelfth week of a strike. They are fighting for better wages and have not seen a raise since 2020.
Two shutdowns against ICE organized by Minnesota labour unions and student groups shook the United States in January. Spring sat down with two organizers involved in the strikes, Aminah Sheikh and Dan Troccoli, to talk about ICE, the political climate in Minnesota, and the potential for a general strike.
At Davos, during the ongoing elite annual gala known as the World Economic Forum (WEF), Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a speech, receiving much…
