The public displays of violence targeting Black and Indigenous people have fueled a movement demanding the complete divestment from and the abolition of police, prisons…
It was October 16, 1970, fifty years ago today. Turning on CBC radio over breakfast that day, I was startled to learn that the War…
Yesterday was a bad day for democracy and for all those who are working to end racism in Ontario. Yesterday, the Doug Ford government unilaterally…
A Biden administration is not going to offer much to the vast majority of people in the United States. Some may hope for a return to “normal”, but the crises of inequality and climate are not going to allow that.
Today, October 26 2020, hundreds of members of the Alberta Union of Public Employees (AUPE) walked off the job to protest ongoing attacks on health…
This summer the Ontario government announced it would invest an additional $500 million into jails. In response, the Toronto Prisoners’ Rights Project (TPRP) and Criminalization…
Across Nigeria, we have trooped out in our thousands demonstrating the power of mass action. We say #EndSARS because we are tired and will no…
Members of PSUO-SSUO (affiliated with the OSSTF), the bargaining unit representing over 1300 support staff, have been on strike since October 19. The unit has…
John Reed (October 22, 1887 – October 17 1920) was an American communist and journalist. He wrote about labour struggles, the Mexican revolution, the Great…
After years of continued budget cuts and neoliberal austerity in the education system being met with strikes from teachers and students alike — we are…
Indigo workers took on a corporate giant and won a union. Now other bookstore workers are organizing.
Admittedly, I was quite skeptical when starting to watch the new Aaron Sorkin film about the famous trial of activists after the riots at the…
