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Unions, Organizing, and the Fight for Democracy
| March 5, 2020
Despite the weakened state of most unions, workers today who are either forming new ones or reforming older ones point us in the direction of how to solve the crisis … Keep reading »
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Oshawa Could be the Engine of a Green New Deal in Canada
| March 4, 2020
It was an event that had happened countless times before. General Motors had been producing cars in Oshawa for over 100 years, and the plant had been at the centre … Keep reading »
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From Fossil Capitalism to Energy Democracy?
| March 3, 2020
The struggle for hegemony in an era of climate crisis As the 21st Century’s second decade opens, the increasingly severe symptoms of climate change comprise a pivot in the struggle … Keep reading »
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How Socialists Can Govern
| March 2, 2020
Many on the US left fear governing power, in part because it has been so difficult to achieve. More recent optimism among socialists is a welcome development – but we need a middle ground between being cynical and naive. Keep reading »
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Rights Against the Machines
| March 1, 2020
Organizing Food Courier Work in Toronto and Bologna The Canadian Union of Postal Workers is leading a drive to unionize Foodora bike and car couriers in Toronto – the first … Watch video »
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Contesting Bill 168
| February 29, 2020
Controversial Antisemitism Bill Passes Second Reading in Ontario Independent Jewish Voices Canada is deeply dismayed and concerned with the Ontario Government’s decision to unanimously approve Bill 168, the Combating Antisemitism … Keep reading »
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Canada Lays Bare the Lie it Calls “Reconciliation”
| February 28, 2020
Canada and British Columbia send police to arrest Wet’suwet’en leadership opposing pipeline construction on their land. The Canadian state today is in the throes of a historic crisis of its … Keep reading »
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Far Right Vigilantes Attack Land Defenders and Organized Workers
| February 26, 2020
“Rule of Law” and Class Violence Fascism is bare knuckle capitalism. A key element of fascist mobilizations is a fighting street force. Vigilantes ready and willing to attacked organized members … Keep reading »
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Wall Street Can’t Fix the Environment – and Neither Can Bay Street
| February 25, 2020
On December 16, 2019, a few dozen members of Canada’s business, academic and government elite met in Toronto at the invitation of the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). They were … Keep reading »
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For an Internationalist Perspective in North America
| February 24, 2020
Former QS co-spokesperson André Frappier speaks with DSA National Political Committee member Megan Svoboda about the state of Québécois politics, the prospects for QS and the broader Québécois left, and the importance of international solidarity today. Keep reading »
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Why Public Transit Should Be Free For All
| February 23, 2020
Beyond tackling our carbon footprint, we need to open Canadian cities up to everyone. Keep reading »
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‘Poorly Behaved Nurses’ and Inequality in SA’s Healthcare Sector
| February 21, 2020
Nurses in South Africa get a bad rap. Whether by journalists, politicians, academics, patients or bosses, nurses – particularly in the public sector – are criticized, vilified and scrutinized. Little … Keep reading »
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