The police-assisted riot at the US Capitol reminds us of hard-learned (and easily forgotten) lessons about the far right. But if we don’t assess the…
Having worked in hospitality for close to eight years in some of Vancouver and Toronto’s busiest restaurants, I know firsthand the many perks of the…
My mum texted me saying, “I’m watching the horrific events unfold in DC”. My mind immediately jumped to, “Oh no, not another Black life taken…
The movement to abolish nuclear weapons has been around for a long time, taking a tortuous path through highs and lows. Another high will be…
I’ve been lucky to have been guided by some incredible people on my journey. On Saturday, the world lost MJ, Mary-Jo Nadeau, who was one…
The existing inequities and inequalities heading into the crisis, that were already driving a wave of mass movements, have been supercharged.
The farmers’ movement in India is making history as it is one the largest protests in the world. India is still a developing country. More…
The COVID-19 vaccine has raised the hope for universal protection from the deadly virus. But its distribution is turning into a vaccine apartheid—from countries of…
China on Strike: Narratives of Workers’ Resistance edited by Eli Friedman, Zhongjin Li, and Hao Ren (Haymarket, 2016) Published in 2016, China on Strike is a collection of…
91 well-paying union jobs, many in rural Nova Scotia, will disappear when the Nova Scotia Health Authority farms out its health records management to US-owned…
Trudeau’s new climate plan makes some positive promises, but leaves much to be desired. Trudeau’s new “Healthy Environment Healthy Economy Plan” will invest a total…
On December 29, nearly 20 Ottawa Police surrounded a grieving widow’s home and enforced an eviction order, effectively rendering her homeless in the midst of…
