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YCL-LJC Prepares for 19th World Festival of Youth and Students

The WFYS is the biggest youth anti-imperialist forum, with a history going back to 1947.

150 Years, No Reason to Party

Canada's genocidal history is not a reason to party, let alone to make us pay for the celebrations.

Cubans Reject Latest U.S. Threats

These attacks will reinforce the patriotism and dignity of the Cuban people, and their determination to defend national independence by all means.

Music Notes: July 2017

Captain Ska's Liar Liar GE2017, Indonesian women's choir Dialita, AFM President calls for unity & Jimmy LaFave

New Hope For Working People

The accord isn’t a program to attack the basic political power of the big corporations.

Abolish Child Labour!

The reality is that millions of children and youth around the world remain trapped in capitalist chains.

“New” Defence Policy – Still Made in Washington

Letter to the editor from Ed Lehman and David Gehl of the Regina Peace Council

A Little Crooked House: Trudeau, Morneau, BMO and KMPG, Inc

Finance Minister Bill Morneau has recently reinvigorated his promise to crack down on tax evasion schemes, but how can we trust him when he is himself named in the Panama Papers?

A Big Win Brings New Challenges For BC Working People

The right-wing corporate agenda springs from the nature of capitalism itself, regardless of which parties are in office.

Stories about media layoffs and downsizing just kept coming over the first half of this year which makes support for working class media, including newspapers like People’s Voice, more crucial than ever.

British Columbians Vote For Change

Statement from the Communist Party of BC, on the outcome of the May 9 provincial election

Divided Labour Movement Leaves CLC Convention Still Divided

The question remains whether the Canadian labour movement will be in a position to respond to the challenges facing the working class.

A Closer Look at Ontario’s Health Funding “Increase”

Despite Ontario Liberal government bragging that they would improve funding for hospitals, they actually plan to lower the hospital funding increase this year.

CLC Convention Backs Palestinian Prisoners’ Dignity Strike

Thanks to the mobilization of rank and file delegates, an emergency resolution unanimously endorsed by the Canadian Council was overwhelmingly supported by delegates to the Canadian Labour Congress Convention.

BC Voted for Change

Parties should take the first opportunity to defeat Clark, reverse tax cuts for the rich and corporations, take action for a sustainable environment and green jobs, and tackle housing and poverty crises.

Solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution

Desperate to overthrow democracy and reverse the gains of the Bolivarian Revolution, Venezuela’s opposition groups are increasing resorting to open violence.

Urgent Call For Senate to Support Bill C-16

Bill C-16 will bolster efforts to ensure sexual violence support services are available to all survivors of violence, affirming the importance of equity and safety for trans, two-spirit and gender diverse people.

Angela Davis Ignites CLC Human Rights Forum

Angela Davis spoke at the Canadian Labour Congress' 2017 Convention in Toronto, Ontario addressing prison abolitionism, Marxism, and revitalizing the labour movement.

Who Is Breaking the Constitutional Order in Venezuela?

There have been other acts of violence by right-wing protesters in Venezuela, but none as violent as the current one. It is no coincidence that it follows the OAS' infamous report.

Music Notes June 2017

Nunca Mas Mujer, Packingtown at Hogtown Mayworks, protesting TSO Israel Tour, and Summer Folk Festivals.

Back From The Grave? Secret TPP Talks Resume in Toronto

High level negotiators from 11 countries met at an undisclosed location behind closed doors in Toronto in an attempt to resuscitate the Trans Pacific Partnership.

Sisters Stalled In the Trades

Forty years ago, the percentage of women in the building trades was 3%. Today, the percentage of women is... 3%.

Canada’s Wealthy Tax-Dodgers Write Off Incomes

More and more upper-income earners in Canada are taking advantage of allowable deductions to avoid paying income taxes.

Greed Kills: The Westray Disaster

May 9 marked the 25th anniversary of the Westray disaster in Nova Scotia, where an underground methane explosion killed 26 coal miners in 1992.

Back Off Threats Against DPRK

Threats of war and aggression against sovereign states, including the DPRK, are completely outside the rules of international law.

Break From Status Quo, Urges Young Communist Candidate

An interview with Tyson Strandlund, Communist Party of BC candidate in the May 9 British Columbia election

Austerity, Fascism and Political Upheavals in France

Front National's nationalist deviation of the popular rejection of the EU, NATO and free trade; its xenophobic, Islamophobic and racist rhetoric, as well as social demagogy, constitute a dangerous poisonous mix.

Syriza Yields to EU Creditors Over Pension Cuts

Greece capitulated on May 2 to eurozone creditors’ demands for more cuts the day after cross-country May Day rallies organized by PAME.

The Spanish Civil War – Betrayal In Barcelona

Tom Sibley of Morning Star describes how the Spanish Popular Unity movement splintered culminating in the tragedy of the Barcelona May Day events

Russian Congress of Canada Calls for Investigation of Odessa Tragedy

This letter was sent to Canadian MPs on May 1 by the Russian Congress of Canada

Bill C-59: Another Threat to Democracy

An Injury to One is an Injury to All

The Grenfell Fire: Austerity is Terrorism

The Evolution of a Social Movement

Canada 150: Whitewashing the Genocidal History of Canadian Colonialism

Liberals Prepare for War with 70% Increase in Military Spending