During COVID-19, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) has narrowly averted total and complete crisis— at least for now. Though cutbacks throughout the course of the…
The necessity of a political leadership representing subjugated classes is a main lesson we bring with us from 2019, while we rebuild our revolutionary organizations. We have to decline the non-principled coalitions that lead us to abandon our strong alliance with the workers.
As federal income support for workers ends and employers are eager to ramp up profits, more and more workers are heading back to work despite…
January 25, 2021 marks the ten-year anniversary of the start of the Egyptian Revolution. To mark the anniversary Spring compiled a selection of articles covering…
While the new Biden administration in the US has announced plans to cancel the Keystone XL, a pipeline project owned by TC Energy and the…
“The burgeoning prison industry is an obscene monument to the failure of social justice in Canada.” – Gayle K. Horii If the Canadian prison system…
As the second wave of the pandemic hits Canada more and more workers are getting sick. But far too many workers don’t have paid sick…
These movements for social and economic equality, which preceded the pandemic and have grown through two waves, offer real hope. Not only for achieving vaccine equity and ending the pandemic, but also winning a world beyond borders, police and precarious work.
The severity of Toronto’s decades-long housing crisis has been exacerbated by COVID-19, resulting in a tidal wave of evictions. The provincial government has enabled corporate…
Reading the general political strike, in Anne Alexander’s articles and the Sudanese reality. The following text was prepared and presented as a contribution for the…
Nina Newington lives on a small farm in Nova Scotia. She is a writer, a carpenter, and designs gardens. She hails from England, but has…
Doug Ford’s COVID-19 strategy is in shambles and the government is in crisis. Now is the time to step up the fight for legislated paid sick days for all.
