Archives: Popular Struggles
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From tunnels to tutus
A drag show gives new, fabulous life to an old mine.
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Terrorist sentence for Palestine Action activist
Criminal damage has never been treated as terrorism within the UK justice system before.
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The plot against Palestine Action
British courts have upheld the government’s proscription of Palestine Action and sentenced four of its activists as terrorists.
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Workers Suffer as Wealth Accumulates
Armed and masked government agents break into homes, stop and question people based on the color of their skin, and harm, even kill, protesters.
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2025 Nuclear Weapons Spending Reaches $119-bln
In 2025, the nine nuclear-armed states spent $16.8 billion (19%) more on their nuclear arsenals than the year before.
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Mi’kmaq people mark 300 years of treaty — and broken promises
When does a promise finally get kept?
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Henry Heller (1938–2026)
Henry Heller was a Marxist historian of early modern France and Europe with wide-ranging interests in global history, political economy, the history of ideas and revolutionary struggles.
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Doug Ford Has Billions For Corporations, Little For Workers
The government prioritizes corporations while workers are forced to strike to demand what should already be theirs.
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AI and the Class Struggle
AI promises efficiency and progress, but whose labour makes it possible?
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Canada’s Democracy Is Quietly Eroding
With the precipitous decline of democracy in the United States, it is all too easy to ignore that Canada’s democracy is in decline as well.
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Search Engines Are Public-Interest Institutions
Big Tech has amassed extraordinary power and now exerts control over the entire economy.
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Israel radically expands use of unlawful mass evacuation orders
Israeli forces must immediately withdraw from Lebanese territory.