Archives: Popular Struggles
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On the Brink?
Control over Kashmir has since 1947 been the main obstacle to normalising relations between India and Pakistan.
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Giller, HESEG, and the 2025 Elections
After significant pressure from authors and book workers across the country, the Giller Prize was forced to cut ties with Scotiabank.
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Ontario is killing its Endangered Species Act
This will make it easier to build mines and infrastructure projects like Highway 413.
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Biden staffers admit what we all knew
White House lied about ceasefire efforts.
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May Day’s Meaning Today
May Day came to Canada in 1906 when about a thousand Montreal workers paraded and heard speakers in English, French, Russian, and Italian in rented halls.
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Garment Workers Share What It’s Really Like to Make Your Clothes
It always feels special when our clothing is labeled “handmade,” whether we make it ourselves or it’s packaged that way.
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Beyond “elbows up” — Election post-mortem
A closer look, though, shows that a quiet earthquake took place in Canadian politics on April 28.
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Why We Need Feminist Approaches to Armies
Colossal military budgets, the return of conscription, the booming war market driven by new military technologies, and international military exercises…
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Is it Race or Racism
Have binary explanations for economic inequality led Black and Brown Americans down the wrong path for solutions to these problems?
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Harvard Students Pass Referendum To Divest From Israel
The Harvard Law School student body voted to call on the University to divest from Israel.
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Mahmoud Khalil’s Letter From an ICE Detention Center
Mahmoud Khalil, who has been detained and targeted for deportation by the Trump administration, dictated a letter to the public from his detention cell in Louisiana.
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North American Auto Unions Clash Over Trump’s Tariffs
By supporting Trump’s tariffs rather than organizing an internationalist response, the United Auto Workers is treading a dangerous path.