Last weekend, all across the Canadian state, thousands of migrants and supporters hit the streets to demand that Trudeau and the federal government stop dragging their feet and grant permanent resident status to all migrants. Spring reports from a few of the many actions that took place from coast to coast.
Over two dozen workers are entering their third week of protest in front of Live Freely Foods (LFF), an industrial bakery at 6310 Kestrel Road…
On Monday August 21, TVO workers walked off their jobs in an unprecedented strike to fight for public broadcasting for everyone in Ontario.
On August 23, the striking Metro grocery workers’ fight for fair wages moved to round-the-clock secondary picket lines at two Metro distribution warehouses in Toronto.
On July 28, the York South Weston Tenants Union and a coalition of climate justice groups delivered a letter to landlord Dream Unlimited condemning their…
Approximately 3,700 Metro workers are on strike for decent wages and equitable benefits. They’re struggling against corporate greed for all low-wage workers.
On July 8, dozens attended a barbecue hosted by members of CUPE 3224 to show their solidarity with the workers, who are in collective bargaining with their employer.
The boom of massive streaming platforms and the emergence of AI has greatly weakened the take home pay of actors. Now, tens of thousands of actors in the film and television industry have joined writers on the picket lines in a fight against the greed of big studios.
Since June 1, the city of Toronto has been turning away refugees from its at-capacity shelter system, referring them to federal programs. Communities are demanding action.
Almost 400 utility workers have been on strike in Ottawa as they fight for job security and safety. Hydro Ottawa workers, members of the International…
If we want a health care system that’s there when we need it, we need to build support for health care workers. We can’t let governments continue to underpay and overwork the people that make our health care system run.
Workers at National Steel Car (NSC) in Hamilton, Ontario, represented by United Steelworkers (USW) Local 7135, went on strike on Thursday, June 29. The 1,450 striking workers are calling for safer working conditions, an increase to wages, and a cost of living adjustment as inflation remains high.
