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  • System Change or Climate Change? Ben Campbell | December 2, 2013

    Amid disputes between developed and developing countries, the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP19) in Warsaw, Poland are set to conclude today [November 23, 2013] with little in the way … Keep reading »

  • Socialism and Feminism Abbie Bakan and Sue Ferguson | December 1, 2013

    Toronto — 16 November 2013. Moderated by Brian Donnelly. Presentations by: Abbie Bakan: “Marxism, Feminism, and Indigeneity: Rethinking and Rereading Engels’ Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State.” … Watch video »

  • Heinz Leamington: Ripe for a Cooperative Doug Nesbitt | November 30, 2013

    The closure of the Leamington, Ontario Heinz factory by mid-2014 will result in 740 job losses in the industrial and agricultural region of southwestern Ontario between London and Windsor, Ontario. … Keep reading »

  • Privacy and the Right to Strike in Canada Charles W. Smith | November 28, 2013

    The neoliberal assault on labour has now entered its fourth decade. While Canada’s labour union density continues to hover around thirty percent, that number hides declining density rates in the … Keep reading »

  • No Transit Fare Increase! Herman Rosenfeld | November 26, 2013

    The entire Canadian urban public transit system is in serious crisis after years of neglect and underfunding from the neoliberal policies adopted by all levels of government in Canada. This … Keep reading »

  • Pension Funds and Privatization | November 24, 2013

    Toronto — 15 November 2013. Pension Funds, Unions, and Working Class Strategies – session 4: P3s and pension-financed privatization Nearly all of the largest pension funds in Canada have moved … Watch video »

  • Afghanistan: Perils and Possibilities | November 23, 2013

    Toronto — 28 October 2013. This lecture by Justin Podur is based on a trip he made to Kabul in March 2013 and his chapter in the 2013 University of … Watch video »

  • Stop Line 9 Should Be Labour’s Demand Herman Rosenfeld | November 22, 2013

    One would have hoped that Canada’s newest and largest private sector union – UNIFOR, made up of the former Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) and Communications, Energy and Paperworkers (CEP) unions … Keep reading »

  • Challenging Harper’s Imperialist Agenda Greg Albo | November 17, 2013

    It has become commonplace to observe that the Conservative government of Stephen Harper has been re-making the symbols and practices of the Canadian state. Canada, in this view, was once … Keep reading »

  • Pouring Fuel on the Climate Change Fire Nicole Colson | November 14, 2013

    The earth is on fire. If that statement sounds alarmist, it’s because you should be alarmed. Each month seems to bring new and more frightening proof of the effects of … Keep reading »

  • The Philippines Typhoon: Climate Change and Political Disaster Walden Bello | November 13, 2013

    The Philippines is a country long wracked by political corruption, colonialism, military occupation and dependence and millions living in poverty. When natural disasters hit, such as Typhoon Haiyan, a category … Keep reading »

  • The Scandalization of Politics: On FordLisi, HarperDuffy, and a Few Others Stefan Kipfer | November 11, 2013

    We are gripped by scandal. In Ottawa, Prime Minister Stephen Harper is implicated in a top-level cover up of illegal expense claims by one his own foot soldiers: now-suspended Senator … Keep reading »

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