Recent Bullets
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Two-Year Criminal Case against 44 Palestine Solidarity Defendants Goes out with a Bang
Fourteen remaining Scotiabank protestors are exiting the courts after more than two years of proceedings, citing judicial bias and discrimination. The criminal case – the largest recent mass arrest of … Keep reading »
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CLC Calls for an End to Arms Shipments to Israel
The Canadian Council of the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) has voted in support of a resolution calling on workers to refuse to handle weapons and military equipment destined for Israel. … Keep reading »
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The UAW Needs a Strategy for the Future of Manufacturing
The United Auto Workers (UAW) has a problem: the future of the auto industry. The crisis facing autoworkers is unfolding on many fronts. Beyond the chaotic corporate-led electric vehicle (EV) … Keep reading »
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Defeating Trump
As the United States approaches the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, fundamental questions persist about the political-economic foundations of Trumpism, the durability of authoritarian nationalism, and the declining capacity of … Keep reading »
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‘Many vs the Money’ Counter-Summit and the ‘Anti-CEO Summit’ Counter-Protest
The weekend of September 11-14th marked an important step toward building a movement against Prime Minister Mark Carney’s neoliberal agenda, with its anti-worker, extractivist, export-oriented, pro-business model of development. A … Keep reading »
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Climate Refugees
The response to the climate refugee issue still has a long way to go, and the topic of a concrete protection for climate-displaced people was barely on the agenda of the COP17 conference held in Mongolia. Keep reading »
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Why Lula Lost and How Brazil’s Left Can Come Back
An electoral turnaround in the second round of Brazil’s presidential election is possible, however difficult. But the illusion that the left can govern without a long-term project, without confronting the powerful, and without popular mobilization must be left behind. Keep reading »