Kids are back to school this fall without the same intense COVID-19 measures, however, new measures are being taken in Moncton schools. RCMP officers are…
Andrea Horwath’s lackluster campaign has allowed challenger Keanin Loomis to portray his campaign as “new” and “fresh” despite standing for the same old pro-business, anti-worker neoliberal politics that has been dominant over the forty years.
By pulling money away from the public education system, the Conservative’s catch-up payment scheme paves the way for privatization and pits the public against education workers fighting for better working and learning conditions.
The current revolutionary movement in Iran is led by the Iranian women, workers, and students in the country who are fighting for their basic human rights and the removal of an oppressive state. It is incumbent on the Canadian left to support this movement, while also rejecting the call for more Western intervention.
Workers at over twenty childcare centres organized under CUPE 2484 (one of the largest childcare Locals in Ontario representing over 600 childcare workers at twenty-eight…
Over 1500 precarious academic workers are on strike at Dalhousie University. Workers are hitting the picket line for better wages and working conditions.
David Thomson’s obscene wealth highlights the absurdity and injustice of the capitalist system.
An important, if rarely mentioned, rule of Canadian foreign policy is the more impoverished a nation, the greater the gap is likely to be between…
For education workers to take on Ford’s threats of back-to-work legislation, trade union and decent work activists across the province need to build a united working-class movement in solidarity.
Only an organized and militant rank and file can defend the best of the Wagner Model rights, while building the power to overcome its limitations. The right to strike and organize is not a right given to us in law, it is a right that rank and file workers exercise every time they go on a picket line, whether it is recognized by the law or not.
Nova Scotia’s politicians will pat themselves on the back for raising ECE’s wages, but the below inflation increases still leaves ECEs earning poverty wages. Parents and child care workers know that paying the frontline staff low wages will prevent our communities from having the universal, public, affordable child care system we all deserve.
Volunteers from the membership-based transit advocacy organization TTCriders gathered outside Dufferin Station early this morning to help City Councillors deliver on a promise they made to their constituents back in 2020: to install bus lanes on five of the busiest routes in the city’s transit network.
