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  • The NDP Convention Murray Cooke | April 18, 2013

    The Decline and Fall of an Old Preamble (or A Social Democratic Party Becalmed) Like the federal Liberal Party leadership race, the NDP policy convention this past weekend proved to … Keep reading »

  • Quebec Solidaire: In Search of a Second Wind Marc Bonhomme | April 16, 2013

    Local and regional bodies of Québec solidaire (QS) are in the process of discussing and taking a first vote on the proposals from the party’s national bodies for its convention … Keep reading »

  • Death of Margaret Thatcher Reopens the Debate Over Her Cruel Legacy Roger Annis | April 15, 2013

    The death of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on April 8 has renewed an intense political debate in Britain and internationally over her legacy. For her ruling class sycophants, Thatcher … Keep reading »

  • No Tar Sands in Toronto! Stop Line 9 | April 14, 2013

    Toronto — 7 April 2013. Moderated by Bryan Dale and Emma Cane. Presentations by three activists talking about the struggle against tar sands pipeline: Sabrina Bowman is climate campaign coordinator … Watch video »

  • Why I’m Voting No: OSSTF and Ontario Teachers Jason Kunin | April 13, 2013

    Teachers in Ontario may not know it, but their actions in this coming week will have huge ramifications for unionized workers across Ontario and across the country. We stand poised … Keep reading »

  • The Weakness Unto Death Jeff Noonan | April 12, 2013

    On March 30th, 2013 Peter Kormos, as close to a socialist as the NDP had left in its ranks of former elected members, died. His death was perhaps an omen … Keep reading »

  • 70 Years After Warsaw Dan Freeman-Maloy | April 11, 2013

    “The present situation of the Jews, apparently triumphant in Israel and at the apogee of their prestige in the capitalist world, is more tragic under this glory than it often … Keep reading »

  • A Return to Marx’s Ecological Critique Simon Butler | April 10, 2013

    Do oil spills make good economic sense? A witness called by Canadian firm Enbridge Inc. – which wants approval to build a $6.5-billion pipeline linking Alberta’s tar sands with the … Keep reading »

  • Germany’s One-Party System Oskar Lafontaine | April 9, 2013

    On September 22, 2013, Germany will hold general elections. These elections will be observed with special attention given what it will mean for the austerity policies of the Merkel government … Keep reading »

  • The Remote Control War Eric Ruder and Steven Staples | April 8, 2013

    Antiwar activists are planning actions in April to focus attention on a dark and deadly corner of U.S. military operations: The Pentagon’s and the CIA’s massively scaled-up use of drone … Keep reading »

  • Fare Increases to Pay for New Transit in Toronto Brenda Thompson | April 5, 2013

    Punishing those who can least afford to pay Metrolinx, the Greater Toronto Area’s regional transit authority, has released a short list of revenue tools that they will consider using to … Keep reading »

  • European Trade Unions and the Struggle for Public Services Christoph Hermann | April 4, 2013

    The public sector is a key battleground for a progressive trade union strategy and for an alternative to neoliberalism in Europe. On the one hand the existence of a public … Keep reading »

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