A radical theory of educational reform is meaningful only if it is attached to the social relations of production. Under the present conditions schools can do little to improve society in general. However, they can become relevant if they are involved in the forces of decolonization.
On May 1 the Fight for $15 and Fairness relaunched as the Justice for Workers campaign. Spring Magazine spoke with Deena Ladd, executive director of…
The discovery of the mass grave in Kamloops holding the remains of 215 Indigenous children is a horrendous tragedy, and we should take this time…
Residential schools entrenched neglect, forced labour, physical assault, and sexual abuse–unleashing cycles of trauma that Indigenous communities still endure today.
The Trudeau government continues to be committed to dictatorship in Haiti. They continue to provide repressive policing and other assistance to Jovenel Moïse’s regime as…
During the first weekend of May, the English Football Association (FA) — the governing body of football in England — declared a social media boycott…
Thousands gathered last Saturday at Dundas Square to protest Israeli war crimes and call for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestine. There were…
In September 2020, the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners appointed Professor El Jones to chair an independent committee that would prepare a report outlining a…
On Saturday, thousands took to the streets of Toronto in support of Palestine and the ongoing resistance against Zionist violence. Marching from Yonge-Dundas Square to…
The uprising against the police execution of George Floyd radicalized a new generation of people that see the link between systems of settler-colonial violence across borders.
Spring Magazine spoke with emergency physician Gaibrie Stephen about why all workers need permanent and employer-paid sick days.
The idea of a Jewish homeland is one steeped in Jewish culture, tradition, and heritage. Hanukkah stories often explicitly invoke the idea of a Jewish…
