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Capitalist “solutions” are creating and sustaining the housing crisis

By Ivan Stoiljkovic Most people think that the issue with social services is that they are underfunded. It is the with housing, with all the bourgeois parties in the federal election campaign promising to invest more money in housing. Progressives [...]

Indigenous, French and English communities come together to demand new Indigenous and French universities in Sudbury

By Drew Garvie On Thursday, September 9 the Tricultural Committee for University Education at Sudbury held a press conference to release a declaration demanding a new approach to university education in Sudbury and Northern Ontario. In the wake [...]

N’Swakamok Reconciliation Declaration

For an Equal and Truthful Trilateral Path to University Restoration at Sudbury (La version française suit) September 9, 2021 On February 1, 2021, the Laurentian President and Board of Governors launched its disastrous CCAA course [...]

“Drag is art. And art is work”

The Labourinth provides a relatable and eloquent metaphor for class solidarity By Ky Rees Part of the HOLD FAST contemporary art festival in St. John’s, the one-night exhibition of The Labourinth by drag troupe The Phlegm Fatales had me [...]

#Elxn44: Don’t be fooled by O’Toole… and prepare for a fightback!

As of press time, past the halfway point in the federal election campaign, the Conservatives have surged to hold a slim, but definite lead over the lagging Liberals. This raises the very real possibility of an Erin O’Toole victory. For Communist [...]

Open letter to CBC calls for fairness, impartiality and integrity on Palestine

As with much of the mainstream media, CBC has come under increasing fire in the past few years for bias against Palestine. Peace and solidarity activists have long complained about the lack of reporting on Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine, [...]

Sudan’s ongoing struggle: “A revolution in the making”

Exclusive interview with the Sudanese Communist Party Sudan drew global attention throughout 2019, as the people rose up against the corrupt and repressive regime of Omar al-Bashir. The uprising was celebrated for opening a transition to democracy [...]

Time for labour’s shot across the bow

This year, Labour Day marks the thirtieth anniversary of the largest single union strike in Canada’s history – the walkout by 115,000 federal public service workers, members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), in September 1991. Labour [...]

Going for Gold: Neocolonialism and Canadian mining in Africa

By Owen Schalk Much of West Africa continues to be dominated by the mechanisms of global neocolonialism. This neocolonialism is political (see the French hand in the murder of Burkinabé president Thomas Sankara, or the American role in the coup [...]

#Elxn44: Peace Congress for realignment of foreign and defence policies

PV Staff It is often not at the forefront of voters’ minds, but foreign policy is one of the most important issues in this federal election. From ballooning military spending to the renewed Cold War against Russia and (especially) China to the [...]

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