The movement of the students in France right now shows the massive potential for the struggle against Ford here.

The current trade war with the U.S. hasn’t caused this crisis; it is merely revealing the decay at the heart of Canadian capitalism.

The conditions are ripe for an all-out fight against the Ford government.

The current review of the OPS for sexual misconduct is the fifth in 10 years.

Linking up the struggle for affordable (and livable) housing directly with the labour movement is the next logical step to deepen tenants’ collective strength.

Local media said Garcia received the exorbitant bonus “for his efforts to turn the company around.” One might view his efforts as a failure, with Algoma Steel losing vast amounts of money and laying off one-third of its workforce, but such minor details were of no concern to shareholders.

Algoma has been given over $1.3 billion in public money since the early 1990s.

GTA developers sit on 22,000 unsold units, with another 35,000 units coming onto the market.

Anger clearly exists for a serious struggle. Tens of thousands of students have already shown that they’re ready to fight. How can we best channel this anger and win a victory for students?

Bill 60 is a reactionary bill that will make the situation far worse and in the process line the pockets of Ford’s landlord friends.