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In 1979, Canada’s postal union (CUPW) bargained and bargained with the employer. Eventually, having exhausted all possibilities, it made the decision, supported by a huge majority of its voting members, … Keep reading »

There are two Torontos: one for Bay Street bankers and lawyers, another for working people. As the city’s wealthy elite drive around in luxury cars on their way to fancy … Keep reading »

Ignored by French President Emmanuel Macron, distorted by the media, courted by the Right, snubbed by the Left, the self-organized mass movement known as the Yellow Vests (Mouvement des gilets … Keep reading »

Under the Global Change Research Act of 1990, the U.S. Global Change Research Program, composed of 13 agencies headed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, reports every four years … Keep reading »

Warehouse Labour in the Digital Economy – analysis by Alessandro Delfanti @adelfanti Watch video »

The Socialist Project expresses solidarity with the courageous actions across Canada in defence of the postal workers’ right to strike this morning. Keep reading »

We continue our discussion with Tanner Mirrlees. We talk about what the Munk Debates are, whether no-platforming is a justifiable tactic as well as the lessons the Left might want … Listen to audio »

Analysis by @JohnOCAP of the new war on the poor by the Ford government in Ontario. Keep reading »

#Family affects us all. Many associate the family with (emotional) security, devotion, intimacy and being needed. #Feminism #AnneSteckner Keep reading »

Statement of the Canadian Delegation in Support and Solidarity with #Migrant Caravan – International Migrants’ Alliance (IMA). Keep reading »

Join the SP and friends for some holiday cheer!

Oats sat down with Tanner Mirrlees to chat about the rise of the “alt-right” as well as the recent debate between Steve Bannon and David Frum in Toronto. Listen to audio »