By Kyle Fillo and Doug Yearwood Across Ontario, working-class tenants are suffering as a result of pest and bug infestations in their apartment complexes. After suffering in silence for years, in recent months tenants in places like Kingston and [...]
PV Editorial Parliament has voted to use the Emergency Measures Act in response to the far-right convoy movement that blocked transportation routes across the country. With their brazen displays of Confederate flags, swastikas and other white [...]
Working people seem to be under the impression that times are tough under the COVID-inspired economic crisis. This publication itself has used up loads of ink writing about low wages, lost jobs, increasing prices and debt… Clearly, though, we were [...]
The Parti communiste du Québec (PCQ-PCC) condemns the Legault government's plan to introduce a tax targeting unvaccinated adults who do not have a medical exemption. Such a measure has nothing to do with health beyond undermining healthcare and [...]
Commentary by Elizabeth Rowley The Economic and Fiscal Update delivered by Chrystia Freeland on December 14 is important, but not for anything said by the Opposition parties or by the media. It is this: “We remain committed to the fiscal [...]
Nineteen years ago this month – on February 15, 2003 – an estimated 10 million people from over 600 cities in 60 countries took part in a coordinated day of protest against the looming US-led invasion of Iraq. It has been called the largest anti-war [...]
Provincial convention says working class must fight “in its own name, on its own terms” PV Ontario Bureau The Communist Party convened its 31st Ontario Provincial Convention from November 27-28, with province’s 15 Party clubs participating. [...]
On November 26, peace and antiwar activists launched a week of actions to oppose the Canadian government’s planned purchase of 88 new fighter jets. At an expected cost of at least $76 billion, these warplanes will soak up resources that are urgently [...]
Tyson Strandlund Beginning on November 14, unprecedented rainfall began to cause serious flooding across parts of British Columbia such that by the next morning, major roads and highways were closed, and many people were unable to leave their [...]
By Ivan Stoiljkovic, Doug Yearwood and Romy Sugden The defeat of the Soviet Union caused misery and death to millions of Soviet people and ushered in the increased immiseration of the working class in capitalist countries. Without the threat of a [...]
