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  • Mexico: The Murder of a Union and the Rebirth of Class Struggle Richard Roman and Edur Velasco Arregui | November 25, 2009

    Part 1: The New Assault “Brothers, companeros, comrades: we must convert the rage, the anger and the helplessness into superior organization, into unified and convergent projects, into cultivating unity without distinctions … Keep reading »

  • Museum Workers at War Priscillia Lefebvre | November 24, 2009

    Precarious Employment and the Public Sector Squeeze The casualization of labour has placed many workers in a position of precariousness forcing them into a state of perpetual insecurity characteristic of the … Keep reading »

  • Realities Collide at Halifax “War Conference” Anthony Fenton | November 23, 2009

    While the world’s top military elites gather inside a fortified hotel to discuss NATO’s future, protesters question the organisation’s legitimacy, secrecy, and the lack of democratic debate about the increasingly … Keep reading »

  • Was the German Election a Turning Point? | November 21, 2009

    Toronto, November 13, 2009 – Facilitator: Leo Panitch. Featuring presentations by: Frederick Peters – Political Science, York, Ingar Solty – Political Science, York, Jan Fichter – Frankfurt University, Roger Keil … Watch video »

  • Morbid Symptoms: Current Healthcare Struggles Colin Leys | November 20, 2009

    Leo Panitch and Colin Leys have just brought out the 2010 annual volume of the Socialist Register, Morbid Symptoms: Health Under Capitalism, published by Merlin Press in London, Monthly Review … Keep reading »

  • Escalation of Afghanistan War: Canada Faces a Fateful Decision Roger Annis | November 18, 2009

    The United States and its imperialist partners are losing their war of conquest in Afghanistan and a further escalation is required. Canada’s Conservative Party government now faces the thorny problem … Keep reading »

  • Public Sector Workers: The Recession’s Next Victims? Andrew Jackson | November 16, 2009

    I fear that Tom Walkom of the Toronto Star is bang on when he argues that the next victims of the recession will be public sector workers. As he writes: … Keep reading »

  • Strike at World’s Largest Nickel Mine Marc Bonhomme | November 11, 2009

    International solidarity organizes against Vale Inco, 2nd largest transnational mining giant in the world In France’s south Pacific colony of New Caledonia, a small delegation of Vale Inco strikers from … Keep reading »

  • A Real Green Deal Hilary Wainwright and Andy Bowman | November 10, 2009

    Thirty-five years ago, workers at the Lucas Aerospace company formulated an “alternative corporate plan” to convert military production to socially useful and environmentally desirable purposes. Hilary Wainwright and Andy Bowman … Keep reading »

  • The World Social Forum, A Sustainable Model? Pierre Rousset | November 9, 2009

    After a period of remarkable expansion, the process of the World Social Forum (WSF) has stalled. The balance sheet of the most recent big assemblies turns out to be very … Keep reading »

  • Campaign for a Poverty Free Ontario | November 7, 2009

    Poverty Free Ontario rallies in Toronto with: OCAP – No More Band-Aids or Bail-Outs For The Rich CFS – Drop Fees Music by Faith Nolan and the CUPE 4308 Freedom … Watch video »

  • Combating Anti-Semitism or Shielding Israel? Joanne Naiman | November 5, 2009

    Submission to the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Antisemitism I am writing this submission as a sociologist, a Jew, and a long-time opponent of all forms of oppression. As a person … Keep reading »

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