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The Workers’ Action Network of Newfoundland and Labrador is building the power to fight for stronger employment standards for all workers.

Prime Minister Trudeau and all his federal ministers are meeting in Hamilton on Monday, January 23 for their winter cabinet retreat. Migrant workers will be…

The left’s response to the OPSEU scandal must counter the big business narrative that unions and union leaders are inevitably corrupt. We have to aim to build the confidence and capacity of rank and file members to not only assert themselves in their unions, but to take on the bosses. The best way to prevent union corruption is to build class struggle unionism from below.

To be alive in 2023 is to live in a time of crisis. Everywhere we turn it seems as if the institutions we have relied…

Torontonians need more money for social services, public transit, and housing, not further increases to the city’s already bloated police budget

In early December, last year, the Indonesian government legislated a new criminal code to replace the old code that the country inherited from its past…

Ontario, students and education workers are sounding the alarm that schools are unsafe. Increased school violence is capturing media attention. We must see this violence in…

The year ahead will see a stark choice about who pays for the current crisis and opportunities for our side to shape the response. The lessons of 2022 is that change can be imposed from above or can be inspired from below.

We asked Spring members and writers about their favourite book, music or art of 2022. Last year, we focused on books, but this year we…

Toronto’s shelter system is intentionally broken, compartmentalized, and individualized. It doesn’t work for those in need and was never meant to.

Trade unionists and revolutionary activists in Sudan and Britain exchanged messages of solidarity, pledging support for each others’ struggles at a conference organized by a…