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Halifax plot shows Harper's racist redefinition of terrorism

The Harper government has dismissed white racist terrorist as "misfits"

Legal victories for workers' rights

The Supreme Court decisions should be an encouragement, not a substitute, for rank-and-file mobilization

Northern food, northern hunger

With the government letting food companies profit from hunger, we need a campaign to win justice

Federal Court ruling ignored, Harper continues his racist agenda

Harper's cuts are cruel, unconstitutional, and scapegoat refugees for cuts to Medicare

De quoi l’intégrisme est-il le nom?

« Intégrisme » est le mot qui cache le mieux l’islamophobie et la xénophobie

Walmart workers are winning, the struggle must continue

Strikes, walkouts and solidarity have won Walmart workers a raise

The secret policeman's bill

Bill C-51 is terrorism

50 years since Malcolm’s passing

Malcolm X evolved through the struggle, from radical separatist to revolutionary

Stop Harper's $36 billion cut to healthcare

Stop Harper's prescription for privatization

Workers tell Syriza, 'Don't go back'

Syriza's strongest card is the anti-austerity movement pushing it forward

‘Anti-terrorism’ bill could target activists

The Tories and Liberals want to further erode civil liberties

American Sniper: hero worship and the rewriting of history

American Sniper uses hero worship to ignore war crimes, criminalize the resistance and justify the new war

Lean and mean healthcare

"Lean production" claims to be efficient, but is an excuse to cut jobs, undermine services and sabotage solidarity

Justice for murdered and missing Indigenous women: ten years on

On the 10th anniversary of cross-country vigils, Indigenous women and their allies are continuing the movement for justice

The roots of war

The intertwining of economic and geopolitical competition drives war

Striking home care workers suggest Wynne "chop from the top"

CCAC CEO's have given themselves massive pay hikes while home care workers are only asking for 1.4%

Murdered and missing indigenous women: why?

On February 14 join the Women's Memorial March

Ableism, not assisted suicide, is what we need to work against

We have no reason to fear assisted suicide if we can overcome ableism within society and within ourselves.

10 crimes of John Baird

From cutting welfare to killing Kyoto and defending war, Baird served the 1% for 20 years

Video: Islamophobia after Charlie Hebdo

Video of a public forum on Islamophobia after Charlie Hebdo

Election 2015: how do we strategically vote?

We need to reject the 1% at the ballot box, and build the movements outside Parliament

Corporate puppet Wynne: OPSEU workers say enough

OPSEU workers have a strong strike mandate against Liberal austerity

Fight for fifteen!

Activists in BC are fighting for a $15 an hour minimum wage

NASA map of average temperatures in 2014

It’s getting hot in here: 2014 was the warmest year on record

2014 was the warmest year in 135 years of weather records.

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Halifax plot shows Harper's racist redefinition of terrorism

The Harper government has dismissed white racist terrorist as "misfits"

There's no doubt the that Valentine's Day plot to commit mass murder in a Halifax shopping mall would have been...more

Just transition: the social contract that can’t be ignored

A just transition is key to linking the labour and climate justice movements

“At BC’s carbon crossroads there is a choice to be made: dig deeper into fossil fuels through LNG or reduce...more

Legal victories for workers' rights

The Supreme Court decisions should be an encouragement, not a substitute, for rank-and-file mobilization

The first month and a half of 2015 saw the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) come down with two decisions...more

Northern food, northern hunger

With the government letting food companies profit from hunger, we need a campaign to win justice

You can eat nutritiously in the far North. If you’re a millionaire, that is. Chicken kiev perhaps? Chicken is a...more

Federal Court ruling ignored, Harper continues his racist agenda

Harper's cuts are cruel, unconstitutional, and scapegoat refugees for cuts to Medicare

While the Harper government increasingly uses words like “barbarism” and “ terrorism ” to justify provoke fear and manufacture scapegoats,...more

De quoi l’intégrisme est-il le nom?

« Intégrisme » est le mot qui cache le mieux l’islamophobie et la xénophobie

Dans les débats récents à l’Assemblée nationale et dans les médias québécois, on a beaucoup usé du terme « intégrisme...more

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