It was and remains vital that the labour movement in Canada revives the tradition of standing in solidarity with the workers and the poor who are oppressed by our ruling class, internationally. 

The labour movement needs to seize on this momentum and initiate the broadest possible organizing drive.

The choice to spend up to $120 billion on submarines underscores that the capitalist state is always able to find money for serving the interests of the rich. But when it comes to the interests of workers, youth, and the oppressed, we are told there isn’t enough money.

The movement to end the genocide in Palestine is exposing the bloody role that Canadian imperialism plays in the world, a role to which the universities are part and parcel through their financial and personal links with bankers, arms dealers, and other crooks.

The lie Smith repeats about how privatization will lead to superior service is only a front for her attack on the Albertan working class.

The day before Samidoun were declared “terrorists” for burning flags and shouting slogans, the IDF bombed the al-Aqsa Hospital in Gaza, igniting a fire that burned patients to death in their beds.

The investigation into the murder of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar is continuing to sour relations between the Canadian and Indian governments, and the situation is only getting more contentious. On Oct. 14, Canada expelled six Indian diplomats, alleging they are a threat to the safety of South Asian Canadians. India responded in kind, expelling […]

The battery industry in general, and the Northvolt fiasco in particular, are perfect examples of capitalist parasitism.

Communism has spread throughout the Atlantic region over the last two years.

The decline of the “natural governing party” of the country represents the last gasp of the untenable status quo.