Archives: Popular Struggles
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Why Ottawa should buy the Oshawa General Motors plant, and do it now
Now, with a near 50,000 unionized GM workers in the United States off the job, a walkout that spreads across dozens of factories and parts warehouses, it’s time for another look.
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CUPE education workers ready to defend students’ education services
Canadian Union of Public Employees members have voted in record numbers to deliver a strike mandate of 93 percent in favor of job action, as part of the fight to protect services for students in Ontario schools.
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Revolutionary Socialism is the Primary Political Ideology of The Red Nation
By adopting this proposal, we commit ourselves to the study and practice of revolutionary socialism.
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Allende in Chile Today
Nearly five decades after the coup that overthrew leftist president Salvador Allende, the Chilean left is starting to rebuild power.
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Canada and the Palestinians: Out of Balance
Regardless of whether Canadian governments have been Liberal or Conservative, support for Israel as a Jewish state has been constant.
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Pension plans should not invest in companies that harm working people
Of all the gains unions have made for workers, the ability to retire with dignity and a pension is perhaps the most valued.
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Government inaction on anti-Palestinian charity reflects Canada’s racist power structure
All-too-common form of racism that permeates our society — anti-Palestinian racism.
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The Destruction of Nature
Article from 1909, to show that early socialists were concerned that capitalism was upsetting the basis of humanity’s participation in the Earth’s ecosystem.
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Ontario’s education workers inch closer to strike position
Negotiations between CUPE and the province move to mediation as bargaining makes no progress.
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The caring capitalists of corporate America
When American capitalists pretend to care we know they are afraid, argues John Clarke.
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Airport workers mark the start of a season of action
Airport workers around the world are gearing up for a season of action to demand fair pay and working conditions in key aviation hubs.
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TAWC Election Debate
Toronto Airport Workers’ Council workers ask federal election candidates questions that are important to working people at Canada’s largest workplace.