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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
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 [...]
By Stuart Ryan If you ask people in Canada about the most important issue in a federal election campaign, they often say it is the public healthcare system, Medicare. There is, however, a gap in public healthcare, and that is long-term care [...]
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 [...]
By Stéphane Doucet Montreal’s mythic status as a capital for culture, resistance and working-class power is slipping away as it loses ground to the forces of neoliberalism and ruling-class hegemony. At the center of this fall is the impact of [...]
Jianhong Li The federal budget announced in April included a commitment to provide nearly $1 billion in additional government funding for mental health. This increase is welcome, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing [...]
Interview with Cuban Ambassador Josefina Vidal Part Two: Canada-Cuba relations and the solidarity movement Longtime peace and solidarity activists Miguel Figueroa and Larry Wasslen interviewed Cuban Ambassador to Canada, Josefina Vidal, to [...]
