Archives: Popular Struggles
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Canada Day in Toronto
Police attacked and arrested Indigenous marchers for trying to walk on their own land.
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How increasing global military expenditure threatens SDG 13 on Climate action
This analysis finds that the global increase in military expenditure poses a substantial risk to the achievement of SDG 13.
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Calandra’s school board takeover will just let Ford and his cuts off the hook
This isn’t about fixing our schools. It’s about this government trying to wash its hands of the damage it has caused.
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Fifteen Years Ago at the Toronto G20
Paul Jay reports on several cases where police provocateurs incited violence.
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York Region paramedic fired for support of anti-war rally
CUPE Ontario claims that the Charter rights of one of its members was violated when they were fired for a social media post.
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British Medical Association passes landmark resolutions on Gaza
The British Medical Association has this week adopted key resolutions condemning the destruction of hospitals and healthcare in Gaza.
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Free Boris Kagarlitsky International Solidarity Campaign
Though behind bars, Boris continues to write about politics and speak out for anti-war and left-wing political prisoners.
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How the US made Global Capitalism with Sam Gindin
Discussion on the evolving nature of global capitalism through the lens of US hegemony, neoliberalism, and emerging geopolitical shifts.
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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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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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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.