Despite the transformational investments that have been committed to child care through the Canada-Nova Scotia Early Learning and Child Care Agreement, parents continue to face…
The goal of organizing is not to get more members, collect more dues, or gain political clout. We organize workers to build a movement strong enough to end bosses’ exploitation and abuse of workers.
The mass anti-war movement stopped the Canadian government from going to war in Iraq in 2003, and trained a new generation of activists in the process. It showed how ideas change in struggle, that anti-oppression must be at the heart of the movement, and that internationalism must be our guide. The movement also provided lessons in mass action and labour strategy.
February is one of the coldest months in Kamloops, BC. But that didn’t stop Secwépemc leaders and their supporters from coming out in the cold…
While workers are in the midst of a cost of living crisis the political and media establishment in Canada have been busy stoking hysteria about Chinese interference in our elections with next to no evidence.
Sarah Jama, the NDP candidate for Hamilton Centre, is being smeared by the right-wing for vocalizing support for Palestinian rights. We must defend Jama and reject the idea that supporting Palestinian rights and criticizing the Israeli government is anti-semitic.
French workers continue their strikes and protests against Macron’s attack on pensions.
Newly elected mayor of Ottawa, Mark Sutcliffe tabled his first draft budget earlier this month giving residents a first look at how the next four…
On February 3, 2023 the Nova Scotia government announced some changes to the Residential Tenancies Program. These changes to the regulations under the Nova Scotia…
The nurses fight is a fight for the soul of public services in Ontario and by increasing their confidence to fight and win, we increase positive outcomes for the workers movement in Ontario. Now is the time to do what you can to build solidarity.
Poilievre’s polling lead amongst union members results from the frustration with the governing Liberals, the inability of the NDP to offer an alternative and the strategic positioning of Poilievre. This troubling trend speaks to the need for a fighting labour movement outside the confines of parliamentary politics.
This is the third in a four-part series on the anti-war movement of 2003 and the role of labour. The previous article looked at the…
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