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Shipping and receiving during a pandemic
James is one of many in Southern Ontario continuing to work in shipping and receiving during the pandemic. He works night shifts with a skeleton…
James is one of many in Southern Ontario continuing to work in shipping and receiving during the pandemic. He works night shifts with a skeleton…
“Women from an Iraqi Kurdish village that Turkish airstrikes target frequently gather to say No! to Turkish forces’ invasion of Northern Syria.” – CPT-IK photo archive
As horns honked during the morning rush hour along Bloor Street near Christie Pits, teachers waved back at their supporters. The West End Alternative School located…
Joan Kuyek has been fighting mines for half a century. In that time, she’s worked with injured and disabled miners at the Sudbury Community Legal…
More than a million workers have gone on strike across France against the austerity policies of Emanuel Macron. Spring Magazine spoke with Justin Appler, an…
Rama DelaRosa is a songwriter, activist, and director of the Resistance Rising Choir, based on Vancouver Island. Spring Magazine asked her a few questions regarding…
There’s a debate about the role of forests in the climate crisis: while some argue that forests are now net emitters of carbon due to…
Doug Ford was elected Premier of Ontario promising to make a “government for the people.” What that has mostly meant is cutting public programs and…
Sudanese artist, Ayman Mao has been performing political reggae songs in Arabic for decades. During the 2019 uprising, his pounding anthem “Dum” (Blood) became the…
Following on interviews with Fight for $15 and Fairness organizers from Etobicoke-Lakeshore, the campus caucus, and the decent work and health caucus, Springmag.ca interviewed David…
Spring Magazine’s D’Arcy Briggs had the chance to interview poet, Kevin Coval, regarding his illustrated poetry collection, “Everything Must Go”. Kevin Coval is a Chicago…
The Fight for $15 and Fairness won a major increase in the minimum wage and significant labour rights, from fair scheduling to paid sick days….