The narrative that the world is shifting irreversibly to the right obscures the fact that how anger is channeled depends on the political ideas and movements available to workers.
In this episode of Spring Radio, we sat down with Ricardo Tranjan to discuss the Conservatives’ slogan ‘Build the Homes,’ versus what the evidence actually tells us about housing in Canada.
Visiting the picket line solidifies that this fight is bigger than fair wages—it is about defending public sector jobs, good pensions, and rejecting the aggressive push towards precarious and casual work.
In this episode of Spring Radio, we look at the movement to save supervised consumption sites in Ontario: life-saving sites that could close in April 2025 without mass mobilization.
The month of October has special significance in the revolutionary calendar. In 1917, it marked a turning point in the Russian Revolution. The October Revolution…
Spring’s Labour Caucus is a key site of activity for members in trade unions and/or involved in decent work campaigns. The Caucus meets on a…
In this episode of the Spring Radio podcast, labour organizer and former political prisoner Dennise Velasco discusses the ongoing union organizing in the Philippines as…
The way the attack on Fred Hahn is unfolding could have long-lasting impacts on every worker across the Canadian state. As the working class, our task is clear: defend Fred Hahn!
In this episode of the Spring Radio podcast, Bangladeshi economist and public intellectual, Anu Mohammad, discusses the working class nature of the mass uprising in…
The request from the CUPE National Executive Board asking Fred to resign is a serious attack not only on freedom of speech and democracy but on the very essence of union solidarity.
A revolution led by the masses has succeeded in overthrowing the dictatorship. What comes next?
Our latest episode of Spring Radio tackles Pierre Poilievre’s views on inflation and his “solutions” for making life more affordable for the working class.
