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  • Homecoming to Nostalgia: The Inauguration of Donald J. Trump Cyrus Bina | January 25, 2017

    “In a time of universal deceit, Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” — George Orwell When the entire arsenal of impulsive and aggressive foreign policy is deployed in absolute … Keep reading »

  • Canadian Women Marching in Washington Joan Sangster | January 23, 2017

    Feminist Solidarity in Historical Perspective A friend’s daughter set out on January 19th from Montreal for Washington to join American protests timed to coincide with the inauguration of Donald Trump. … Keep reading »

  • Women’s March on Washington Tatiana Cozzarelli | January 21, 2017

    The Women’s Movement We Need January 21 is set to be the day of one of the largest protests in recent U.S. history, the Women’s March on Washington. The widely-publicized … Keep reading »

  • A Critical Week for the World Social Forum Pierre Beaudet | January 20, 2017

    It all began right here in Porto Alegre in 2001 when this city in the south of Brazil became a major site of popular mobilization. Influenced by the Workers’ Party … Keep reading »

  • Canadian Aid to Africa under Justin Trudeau Toby Leon Moorsom | January 17, 2017

    The Canadian government under Justin Trudeau is attempting to alter the narratives about our country’s relationship with the African continent. Be aware the initiative is largely ideological chimera void of … Keep reading »

  • London Underground Workers Relaunch Fight Against Cuts | January 16, 2017

    Anonymous Tube Worker Station staff on London Underground have returned huge majorities in a ballot for renewed action against job cuts. Members of the RMT union voted 85 per cent … Keep reading »

  • Art Manuel: Defender of the Land Arthur Manuel | January 15, 2017

    Arthur Manuel (1951 – January 11, 2017) was a First Nations political leader in Canada. He was four times elected chief (1995–2003) and three times elected chair of the Shuswap Nation Tribal Council (1997–2003). Since 2003, he served as spokesperson for the Indigenous Network on Economies and Trade (INET), a network of indigenous nations working on the international level to achieve recognition of Aboriginal title and rights. Watch video »

  • Militant Hope in the Age of Trump Henry A. Giroux | January 13, 2017

    The United States stands at the endpoint of a long series of attacks on democracy, and the choices faced by the American public today point to the divide between those … Keep reading »

  • Electoral Reform and Labour Charles W. Smith | January 11, 2017

    Charles Smith interviewed by Rankandfile.ca The federal Liberal retreat from their big flashy promise of electoral reform has definitely killed the Trudeau honeymoon. Meanwhile, Prince Edward Islanders narrowly voted for … Keep reading »

  • The Power of Deep Organizing Sam Gindin | January 9, 2017

    The profound defeat of the U.S. labour movement over the past three to four decades is usually measured by the loss of things that workers once took for granted like … Keep reading »

  • Labour Struggles in Palestine and International Solidarity Hassan Husseini, Mary-Jo Nadeau and Mike Palecek | January 8, 2017

    Toronto — 8 May 2016. The global labour movement has long criticized Israel for human and trade union rights violations and abuse of Palestinian workers, while workers in Palestine are … Watch video »

  • Brazil’s Neoliberal U-Turn: Wishful Thinking in the Face of Class Antagonism Franklin Serrano and L. E. Melin | January 6, 2017

    Since reaching its zenith in 2010, the Brazilian economy has suffered a remarkable reversal of fortune. Despite official protestations to the contrary, however, Brazil’s afflictions turned out to be of … Keep reading »

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