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Kinder Morgan: The Real National Interest

This unholy alliance of Liberals, NDP, and Tories striving to meet oil companies' demands says a lot about the current composition of Parliament.

Communist Party Joins Holocaust Memorial Service in St. John’s

We must never forget that the Nazi terrorist regime was created in the most advanced capitalist nation in Europe in the interwar years.

Steel Workers in Labrador City Strike

With nearly two thousand workers on strike at one of the largest mining operations in the province, the economic blow will be noticeable.

CUPE 2424 Wins Pension Security in Month-Long Strike

Members of the support staff local at Carleton University celebrated victory on April 3 by a 98% majority vote.

Unprecedented Hikes Push UNB Students To Action

A modest increase in the provincial corporate tax rate from 14% to 16% could pay the tuition of every student currently enrolled in New Brunswick.

York U Trying To Crush Union

York's actions suggest that what they object to is not so much the specific proposals the union has put forward in bargaining as the existence of the union itself.

A Battle Won In The Climate Wars

The path to an economy based on public ownership, renewable energy, and green jobs will be long and difficult. But the journey has begun.

Corporate Gains Leave Ordinary Workers In The Dust

The picture is one of centralisation of the country's capital over the last 40 years into a small number of very large companies.

Will Canada’s NAFTA Negotiators Give Away The Store?

News that the US has withdrawn its demand that would have eliminated automobile assembly and parts plants has left media and NAFTA analysts in Ottawa light-headed.

LNG Tax Breaks Must Be Rejected

Our economic future should not be based on handing out taxpayers’ dollars in the scramble for a bigger share of shrinking global demand for fossil fuels.