Bill 33, the so-called Supporting Children and Students Act, passed a final vote in the Ontario legislature on November 19. The Bill gives the Ontario…
When I sat down to watch Union and University at the Canadian Labour International Film Festival this year in Toronto, I expected a documentary about…
Wage theft is more than isolated incidents by a few bad employers: it is a systemic crisis stemming from the government’s neoliberal policies of defunding public services and deregulating businesses.
On October 16th, the Canadian state under Mark Carney announced a plethora of reactionary measures reminiscent of the Harper era that will only increase the…
Alberta’s teachers stand at a fork in the road, between accepting a forced deal after being legislated back-to-work and a potential general strike as hinted…
Rumours have begun to surface that Paul Calandra has plans to collapse Ontario’s 72 school boards into just four: English Public, English Catholic, French Public…
Contrary to what the Ford government wants us to believe, public services and public sector workers are our best defense against economic precarity—not privatization.
On August 14, 2025, the Doug Ford government released a statement ordering all Ontario public servants to return to working in-office full time by January…
Recently, Doug Ford ordered a review of OMERS (Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System), and it’s raising a lot of concerns. While reviews for OMERS aren’t…
International Overdose (and Drug Toxicity) Awareness Day takes place around the world every year on August 31st to honour those lost to the overdose crisis…
The annual ETFO meeting held from August 11 to 14 saw a political advance on a number of issues such as Palestine, the inclusion of…
On the last day of school, Ontario’s education minister announced that the province will be taking control of four more school boards due to “mismanagement.”…
