This week, the Revolutionary Communist Party took the initiative to organize rallies across the country—raising the banner of revolution. After 158 days that reaped over 31,272 lives with thousands more left under the rubble in Gaza, all facilitated by Canadian arms, working class Canadians everywhere are more sure of the bankruptcy of the Liberal government than ever before.

The 2023 Quebec public sector negotiations are drawing to a close, and the outcome is bitter.

As the genocide in Gaza has become clear for all to see, anger against governments in the West has intensified. In the United States, millions now refer to President Joe Biden as “Genocide Joe.” While many think that Canada is more progressive than the U.S., Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s hands are also drenched in Palestinian blood. 

“We need to shut down this campus and bring down York’s union-busting, anti-Palestinian bosses. They, like the capitalist classes as a whole, have no right to rule.”

Mulroney’s tenure met the crisis of the capitalist system with austerity and attacks on the working class—at home and abroad. His “legacy” is deepening poverty and oppression. And he will not be missed.

An investigation by The Maple found that Canada authorised at least $28.5 million in new permits for military hardware to Israel from October to November 2023—as Israel began its latest siege on Gaza. 

Last week, Bell Canada Enterprises (BCE) announced it was cutting 4,800 jobs, ending a host of television newscasts across the country, and planning to sell off 45 radio stations. This continues the telecommunication company’s trend of cuts and closures. 

Once again, bourgeois politicians and media are raising a hue-and-cry over pro-Palestine protests. This time, it’s over a protest that supposedly took place outside of Toronto’s Mount Sinai hospital.There’s only one problem—the story is made up.

Since Dec. 10, Hudson’s Bay employees in Kamloops, British Columbia, represented by United Steelworkers Local 1-417, have been on strike in response to the company’s insulting $0.17 wage increase offer. 

Between Jan. 22-24, 180 transit workers from the Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) launched a 48-hour job action. CUPE 4500 representing Transit supervisors, indicated that if a deal cannot be reached by Friday Feb. 2, it will begin a 72-hour expanded strike.