
Leveraging the election to build workers’ power
Just two months ago, the federal Conservatives were sailing towards an easy election. The Liberals were crumbling under Justin Trudeau, and Poilievre’s victory seemed so…
Just two months ago, the federal Conservatives were sailing towards an easy election. The Liberals were crumbling under Justin Trudeau, and Poilievre’s victory seemed so…
Anticipating attacks on workers pay and rights, the Alberta Federation of Labour and 26 unions representing more than 300,000 workers announced a “solidarity pact” on…
The Ontario elections are over. The government spent $189 million in taxpayer money to lose two seats and we are back to basically where we…
Tobias “Tobi” Lutke, the co-founder and CEO of Shopify, the huge e-commerce company based in Ottawa, Ontario, has been loudly advocating against the Canadian Union…
We know what the grocery retailers did with bread prices. What do you think they will do when they control alcohol in the province?
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is going to spend $225 million to get beer and wine into convenience and grocery stores ahead of schedule. Last week,…
Lenin: Responding to Catastrophe, Forging Revolution by Paul Le Blanc (Pluto, 2023) Paul Le Blanc, a historian and socialist, has spent the better part of…
On August 23, the striking Metro grocery workers’ fight for fair wages moved to round-the-clock secondary picket lines at two Metro distribution warehouses in Toronto.
3,700 Metro workers are taking on a massive corporation in the fight for higher wages. They voted down a tentative agreement and are out on those picket lines. Those of us that see the importance of their victory have to do our part.
Coup: A story of violence and resistance in Bolivia by Linda Farthing and Thomas Becker (Haymarket Books, 2021). Though it has largely vanished from western…
Two hundred and fifty workers at Windsor Salt have been on strike against union busting since February, while Ford sides with scabs and the company.
The Enough is Enough campaign presents an opening to build rank and file networks of activists across the province via a shared campaign. It is an opportunity to draw new people into struggle and build real class unity. This is why it should be a top priority for activists inside and outside the labour movement who want to challenge Ford and his big business agenda.