Ontario teachers, who signed a new four-year contract last year, will have to start thinking about bargaining sooner rather than later. The flood of articles…
On January 15 Doug Ford was seen at a press conference sporting a hat with the phrase “Canada is not for sale”, which was met…
Just before the Ontario legislature rose for its winter break, Doug Ford introduced Bill 242, the Safer Municipalities Act, which escalates the ongoing criminalization of…
On November 21st, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) confirmed that they will be rebating $2.5 billion, with employers receiving the lion’s share of…
On November 7, after nine months of negotiations and nine proposals rejected by their employer, City of Brampton workers started their strike. CUPE Local 831…
In recent weeks, the Ford Government made an unexpected announcement to close 10 of 17 Supervised Consumption Sites (SCS) across Ontario, thanks to new zoning…
Since 1969, the Ontario Science Centre has stood as a beacon of educational enrichment and a beloved landmark. However, recent decisions by Premier Doug Ford…
We know what the grocery retailers did with bread prices. What do you think they will do when they control alcohol in the province?
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is going to spend $225 million to get beer and wine into convenience and grocery stores ahead of schedule. Last week,…
This week the Peel District School Board (PDSB) announced to staff that it would be getting rid of all of the contained “communication classes” and…
This agreement will give teachers three years to try and build the kind of organization needed to create pressure for a united front of teachers unions like we saw in 2019.
In this episode, we sit down with John Clark of Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP) to discuss the organization’s years of militancy and how it built a coalition of organizers from varying left tendencies and developed a basis of unity.
