Archives: Popular Struggles
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Why are Indigenous rights being defined by an energy corporation?
In light of RCMP raids, these documents provide important insights on how resource extraction companies work with provinces to limit the scope of Aboriginal and treaty rights.
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Green Jobs
Resnick and Gindin discuss creating an economy with good, challenging work for all and sustainable production consistent with environmental limits.
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Neoliberal Democrats Who Prefer Trump to Sanders
To what extent is the Establishment’s commitment to democratic institutions greater than their commitment to current forms of capitalist hierarchy?
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The Wet’suwet’en, Aboriginal Title, and the Rule of Law: An Explainer
The RCMP’s enforcement of the Coastal GasLink injunction against the Wet’suwet’en has ignited a national debate about the law and the rights of Indigenous people.
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Ontario Parliamentarian Follows in Trump’s Footsteps
Introduces Bill Equating Criticism of Israel with Antisemitism.
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Dimension: Transformed
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Riveting Video Captures RCMP Raid of Gidimt’en Camp
Newly released footage shows pipeline opponents’ defiance as police march in.
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The Emancipatory Afterlives of Non-Aligned Internationalism
Although the Non-Aligned Movement continues to exist to this day, it can be argued that its relevance faded with the end of the Cold War around 1989.
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Capital and Crisis
Marx’s Capital appeared more than 150 years ago. However, it didn’t just picture capitalism of 19th century.
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RCMP Off Wet’suwet’en Lands
Brief historical context and review of five important things you need to know about the current situation on Wet’suwet’en territory.
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Canada’s Battle Against First Nations Shows Slide Toward Authoritarianism
The Canadian state has always understood the relationship between authoritarianism, resource extraction and colonialism.
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When a disease is racialized
The SARS epidemic in 2003 had serious health consequences for many in Canada, with 438 suspected cases and 44 deaths.