Archives: Popular Struggles
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Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency
A conversation with author Seth Klein, Green Jobs Oshawa organizer Rebecca Keetch, and Climate Justice Edmonton organizer Hannah Gelderman.
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Orange is the New Red
Canada Day 2021.
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Why workers don’t revolt
Sam Gindin talks about competition and the working class.
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New report calls for lower fares to win back transit riders
A new report by transit user group TTCriders is calling for lower fares to win back transit riders.
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Global Call Goes Out to End Destruction of Canada’s Ancient Forests
More than 100 prominent individuals urged British Columbia Premier John Horgan to fulfill his campaign pledge.
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Encampment Evictions and Trespass Notices
We are writing as a coalition to express our serious concerns about the illegality and discriminatory impact of the City of Toronto’s Pathways Inside Program.
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Growing Resistance to 2-Tier
Tony Leah (UNIFOR Local 222 in Oshawa) discusses strike at Vale Sudbury by USWA 6500. The workers recently rejected a two-tier offer.
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Reckoning with genocide and the denialism of the Canadian state
An interview with Cree jurist and scholar Tamara Starblanket.
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Why this year’s UN vote on Cuba embargo is more urgent than ever
Will Joe Biden finally listen to the united voice of the world?
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CLC: Defining the Future: from Pandemic to Promise
The coronavirus pandemic that erupted in early 2020 was entirely without precedent in the experience of virtually all Canadians.
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Rutgers Unions Find Power in Coalition
The Coalition of Rutgers Unions backed up their negotiations with street actions, including a protest in support of Latinx families in New Brunswick, NJ.
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Bringing Antonio Gramsci Back to Turin
Gramsci scholar Angelo D’Orsi is bidding to win the mayor’s office – by mobilizing the working-class voters that the neoliberalized center-left abandoned.
