Cuba is facing deepening hardship with blackouts, and critical shortages of food, fuel, and medicine. As the crisis intensifies, communities worldwide are coming together in solidarity. Join us for an evening of dialogue, learning, and collective action as we unpack what is happening in Cuba today beyond the headlines. All proceeds from the evening to … Keep reading »

The Leo Panitch School is pleased to present “Confronting the Far-Right: Lessons from Italy and Spain.” We are honoured to welcome Clara Serra and Salvatore Prinzi to Toronto to lead us in a discussion of this vital topic. Clara and Salvatore are both activists, authors, and philosophers, experienced in movements confronting the rise of the … Keep reading »

Featuring… Live Music: Parallel Play Collective, whose music is a call to action and solidarity, drawing inspiration from the revolutionary struggles of the Filipino people Panel Discussion: Raw materials, goods, capital, and workers themselves are part of a network of global supply chains where each link is integral to the system of wealth distribution shaping … Keep reading »

The Leo Panitch School for Socialist Education is very pleased to present Bread and Roses (2000) as the next film in the FilmSocial series of socialist film screenings. This edition of FilmSocial is extra special as we celebrate with a May Day party following the film! In Los Angeles, Mexican immigrant Maya (Pilar Padilla) finds … Keep reading »

To mark International Workers’ Day, we gather across New Brunswick to affirm a simple truth: a worker is a worker, no matter where we come from or what immigration status we hold. At a time when racism, xenophobia, and anti-migrant policies are being used to divide workers, these May Day forums will bring together migrant … Keep reading »

The Japanese Left Today and the Return to Marx’s Capital The world is facing war, economic shocks, deep inequalities, and ecological crises; these challenges affect us all. Join Kazuo Shii for a compelling discussion on why our society’s dominant systems need a profound transformation, and discover why Marx’s Capital is more relevant now than ever. … Keep reading »

The Higher Education Working Group of the Socialist Project invites you to join us for our next organizing meeting! The Ford government's assault on higher education doesn't stop at workers. The recently announced OSAP cuts are a direct attack on low-income and working-class students. These cuts further marketize education, making a naked assertion that the … Keep reading »

Every Wednesday at 6:30pm, March 25 to May 13, 2026. Capitalism Can't Be Fixed Activism and Mental Health with Ashwin Shantha.

The IWW's Organizer Training 101 (OT101) is a skill-based training that will teach you how to organize a union at your job, take action and win better working conditions for you and your coworkers. Location: Toronto, Ontario Date: Saturday and Sunday, May 23 - 24 Time: 9am - 5pm The training consists of two 8 … Keep reading »

Ontario’s higher education sector is at a breaking point. From the systematic marketization of colleges and universities to the sustained attack on labour rights, the provincial government’s strategy is clear: treat education as a commodity rather than a social good. Join us for a political discussion as we analyze the Ford government’s maneuvers—including the devastating … Keep reading »