Alec Stromdahl

Feature | October 14, 2022

Class struggle and class compromise: The origins of Canadian labour law

Only an organized and militant rank and file can defend the best of the Wagner Model rights, while building the power to overcome its limitations. The right to strike and organize is not a right given to us in law, it is a right that rank and file workers exercise every time they go on a picket line, whether it is recognized by the law or not.

Feature | April 7, 2022

To be a worker is to be exploited

The relationship between workers and bosses is built on exploitation. Depending on your point of view this statement may seem like an obvious truism or a…

Feature | February 23, 2022

Civil liberties stop where profit begins

We don’t need more repressive state powers to be enshrined in legislation to fight the far-right. What we need is for the state to stop using the power it already possesses to repress land defenders and workers and to start actually putting people before profits.

Feature | January 20, 2022

Police raids on Wet’suwet’en blockades: ‘Rule of law’ is the rule of capital

Blockades, far from “undermining the rule of law and the administration of justice,” are actually about reaffirming Indigenous law and administering climate justice.

Alec Stromdahl

Class struggle and class compromise: The origins of Canadian labour law

To be a worker is to be exploited

Civil liberties stop where profit begins

Police raids on Wet’suwet’en blockades: ‘Rule of law’ is the rule of capital

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