Following on interviews with Fight for $15 and Fairness organizers from Etobicoke-Lakeshore, the campus caucus, and the decent work and health caucus, Springmag.ca interviewed David…
Once again, the masses have proved that they are far in advance of the political elite by surprising them, thousands answered the call of Muhammad…
The federal election began by claiming that the NDP would face challenges because of the supposed unique racism of Quebec, but photos of Justin Trudeau…
It’s clear to everyone that Vancouver, like many North American cities, is in the midst of a housing crisis. With the minimum wage only $13.85…
The resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) at Standing Rock was one of the most highly publicized stories of Indigenous-led resistance to the global…
On September 13, The Leap organized a podcast entitled “Putting climate justice on the bargaining table: the Green New Deal and Labour.” The topic obviously…
The Green Party has long tried to position itself as an alternative to the NDP to those who want to prioritize environmental issues, but for…
The corporate press is celebrating an NDP collapse and attributing it to Jagmeet Singh and racism in Quebec. This is being echoed by some conservative…
After many months of an unofficial federal election campaign the writ has finally dropped. As we enter the official election period what can we expect…
After overthrowing the 30-year dictatorship of Omar el-Bashir in April of this year, Sudanese protesters demanded, among other important changes, a transition to a democratic,…
“We need to liberate ourselves from the courts, ballot boxes, school system, church, and all other agencies that command us to stay in ‘our colonized place.’ This oppression of the native people is so deeply rooted in the capitalist system that it cannot be completely eliminated without eliminating capitalism itself.”
Spring Magazine’s D’Arcy Briggs had the chance to interview poet, Kevin Coval, regarding his illustrated poetry collection, “Everything Must Go”. Kevin Coval is a Chicago…
