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When Donald Trump stood for election as President of the United States, he presented himself as the peace candidate. But let us examine the issue a little more closely.
While Trump has bombastically hailed this as the start of a “Strong, Durable, and Everlasting Peace”, his plan will inevitably prepare new conflicts, new wars, new genocides, and new suffering for the Palestinian people.
Lenin said that there are decades when nothing happens, and weeks when decades happen. The past few weeks certainly fall into the latter category.
A historic teachers’ strike has begun in Alberta. With 51,000 teachers on strike, this is the largest teachers’ strike in the history of the province, and the first since 2002.
The Italian general strike on 3 October, and more generally the whole Red September of 2025, are a source of tremendous inspiration. It is our duty to draw all the necessary lessons and generalise them.
Mass demonstrations have exploded across Europe to block everything for Gaza. This call came first from the dockworkers of Italy, in solidarity with the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attempting to bring aid to Gaza. The dockworkers said, “if they touch the flotilla, we will block everything, not even a single shipment will pass through.” […]
Italian dockers are showing the way forward.
The federal cap on international students threatens to push the post-secondary system over the edge.
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I used to volunteer for a domestic violence hotline and while I never took stats, I would say at minimum 85 per cent of the people could not leave their situation due to money.
An hour before our first public educational event of the fall, I received an email from campus security director Rick Gysen with the subject “Lifting of Trespass Ban.”
The main idea that I heard over and over is that this struggle needs to be bigger, get more solidarity from the other unions in the industry, and to quote one worker: “At this point, I think we need a general strike.” — Jacob G., Toronto
It’s the same old refrain that we shouldn’t complain because others have it worse.
The workers I spoke with recognized that this is not just a “business as usual” strike for wages and conditions, and that business as usual methods wouldn’t be enough to win.
Capitalism is creating its own gravediggers!
Revolution is coming to Canada
After years of omissions and slanders, the document below brings out the real history of the Fourth International and the role of Ted Grant.
The privileged position Canada once enjoyed on the world stage is under threat. This will have profound implications for politics, the economy, and the class struggle.
Trump’s efforts to put the clock back to the world as it was in those far-off days are doomed to fail, shipwrecked by the changed world situation and the balance of class forces within the USA
We are the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP), the section of the Revolutionary Communist International in Canada. Our demands are modest: the complete overthrow of capitalism—the construction of a society free of exploitation and oppression.
