Lesson plan for fighting Ford
With 255,000 Ontario education workers currently in bargaining, we have a huge opportunity to win the kind of public education that students deserve — as long as we think strategically and take concrete action.
With 255,000 Ontario education workers currently in bargaining, we have a huge opportunity to win the kind of public education that students deserve — as long as we think strategically and take concrete action.
Monthly anti-Ford protest rallies across Ontario have been ongoing since February 2026. The province-wide actions, originally started after Ford changed freedom of information laws to…
There is a crisis unfolding across Ontario that most people will never see. It is happening inside group homes at three o’clock in the morning…
To help fight rising militarism and advocate for strong public services and peace, use these resources as organizing tools to start conversations and spread the word: fund public services, not war!
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…
In 1996, workers with the Ontario Public Service (OPS) went on strike for the first time, standing up to Mike Harris’ Progressive Conservative government, its…
Why should we have “for-profit healthcare” in the first place? Why not nationalize LTCs altogether?
The events of the past two months have shone a spotlight on the underlying weaknesses of Canada’s crumbling welfare state. Many people in Canada are…
My name is Paul Codd and I’m an ex-hoarder. I don’t know what caused me to hoard, although experts in the field state that a…

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