In January 2020, four of Ontario’s major teachers and education workers unions took job action against Ford’s government’s cuts to public education. The strikes gained…
Queen is an essential worker without status, who survived COVID-19 during the first wave and continues to work in long-term care. She spoke with Spring…
To better understand the Defund Toronto Police Services campaign of Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ)-Toronto, Spring Magazine interviewed Maya Kantharupan, a mobilizer involved in…
Two medical professionals who have been raising the alarm on pandemic profiteering are Amie Varley and Sarah Fung. Nurses by training, they’ve started a podcast called The Gritty Nurse, where they examine healthcare practice and policy from an inside perspective.
Spring Magazine spoke with Lindura from Plasticfree Toronto about climate change, social justice and sustainability. Lin, can you tell us a bit about Plasticfree Toronto….
This is part two of our coverage of the current economic and political environment in Sudan. Spring Magazine interviewed Muzan Alneel, a Khartoum-based engineer, Marxist…
Rachel Adjei is a Black chef from Rexdale, Ontario (with roots from Ghana) and the founder of The Abibiman Project, a culinary education initiative that…
Spring Magazine interviewed Baba Aye about #EndSARS, the movement against police brutality in Nigeria. He is a trade unionist and co-convener of the Coalition for…
Spring Magazine spoke with Kostas Katarachias, a doctor who is president of the workers union in a cancer hospital in Athens, Greece. Kostas is also…
Workers who once had job security and benefits are turning to increasingly precarious frontline positions in “essential” sectors during the pandemic. They face the stress…
Medicine has to change. Medicine right now is still a colonial, racist practice.
In its 13th year of operation, the Toronto Palestine Film Festival (TPFF) returns as an online event, more important than ever, to provide a space…
