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Sympathy from the Devil?

Does anyone believe Andrew Scheer's passionate cries demanding justice for the oppressed working class?

PUT AWAY YOUR TINFOIL HATS!

Our advice is to calm down and debate the issues.

The Price of Education

I assure you none of those changes [Doug Ford's], from EQAO to integration to the current proposed changes, did or will make education better for our children.

New Brunswick Nursing Home Workers Fight Tory Austerity

The majority women workers in nursing homes in New Brunswick are the first to step up against Higgs’ new austerity government.

The Federal Budget: Here We Go Again?

The response by the trade union leadership has been weak.

Ford’s Class Changes Trojan Horse for School Cuts

Doug Ford's class size changes are truly a Trojan horse for funding cuts to public education.

Ottawa’s Indigenous Policies in Shambles

As fallout from the SNC-Lavalin scandal spreads, the record of Trudeau's election pledges to Indigenous peoples could affect next October's federal campaign.

Cubans Endorse New Constitution

Cuban President Diaz-Canel said: “This constitution dignifies and upholds the legacy of Fidel and Marti, and of Raul, and strengthens rights.”

Music Notes March

Musicians in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en, Sting plays for Oshawa GM workers, cheers for Roger Waters, jeers for Mariah Carey, and Jazz gender justice at Berklee College.

“Divided We Roll”?

Far from uniting working people to fight against corporate domination, United We Roll supports the big energy monopolies.

Canada’s Rule of Law Hoax

"Rule of law" supposedly means politicians never cross the barrier to meddle in the legal system, except they always do for corporate interests.

Ontario Moves to Privatize Healthcare

The Chamber of Commerce and PC government are conspiring against public healthcare.

Mass Mobilization in Washington to Oppose NATO, War & Racism

We cannot be silent. Since its founding, the U.S.-led NATO has been the world’s deadliest military alliance.

INF Suspension Poses Global Threat

The suspension of the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty is an ominous signal that the danger of nuclear war remains very real.

Meddlers-in-Chief: Making Elections Come Out Right

With each new book Dan Kovalik is earning a place as one of the country’s most important writers against empire.

CUPW to Canada Post, Government: This is Far From Over

Postal workers and their allies across the country have organized activities in the workplace and communities.

Canada Under the Microscope

The long tale of white supremacism is not limited to the US.

Music Notes February

Surviving R Kelly, Spotify's poor royalty system, Topic Records, the world's oldest independent record label, celebrates 80 years.

The Postal Workers Struggle

On December 6, trade unionists and community allies picketed Fredericton's sorting station, just one of a number of such actions Canada-wide.

A Proud Morning for Maritime Labour

Activists from PEACE-NB, Council of Canadians, and the Communist Party picketed Saint John harbour, hindering the progress of armoured cars to Saudi Arabia.

Stop the Ford Government’s Attack on Public Healthcare

The Ford government is the biggest threat to Ontario's public health care, but we can defeat that by building coalitions in defence of it

Yellow Vests Attract Canada’s Far Right

The yellow vests in Canada is neither a mass movement nor a revolutionary one, and poses no threat to the capitalist class.

Kisan Mukti March embodies Huey P Newton’s concept of revolutionary suicide

With the Kisan Mukti March, the workers and farmers of India have struck fear into the heart of Prime Minister Modi and his far-right government.

Rallies Condemn RCMP Arrests of Land Defenders

Rallies in 55 cities across Canada and internationally expressed solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en defending their unceded lands from unwanted fracked gas development.

Music Notes January

Fandango at the wall, Springsteen On Broadway and Canadian folk music.

Pro Democracy Protesters call-out Trudeau on his lies

Protesters rallied outside of a public town hall held by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, BC

The Privileged are Fighting Against Democratic Improvements [Interview]

As BC holds a referendum on electoral reform, PV interviews President of FairVote Canada BC.

Fightback Begins in Streets of Brazil

Tens of thousands took to the streets of Sao Paolo in the first major demonstration since Bolsonaro's election win.

Solidarity with Postal Workers

Get out to picket lines but don't forget to help promote the union's wider agenda, through resolutions, letters to the editor, petitions, and social media.