Canada now has a former banker, never elected to any political post in his life, in the most important seat of the country

Trump wants to make an example of Khalil and send a stark warning to the rest of the pro-Palestine movement: we will crush you—no matter what it takes.

The CAQ, which a few years ago posed as the champion of “academic freedom”, is now trampling on that freedom to please Zionists

Premier Danielle Smith has been caught red-handed using contracts with private health care providers to give payouts to her friends

The liberal elite looks on Trump’s actions with abject horror. They denounce him as an “imperialist”, an “oligarch” and worse. But one should not throw stones in a glass house.

The era of free trade has brought misery upon the working class, with stagnating wages, factory closures, and harsher working conditions. But trade wars will bring no solution.

The anger revealed by the support for Luigi must be directed into a mass movement, a collective struggle to overthrow capitalism.

The looming trade war poses a serious threat to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of workers in Canada. But do the union leaders have a plan to counter this threat?

Without collective action by the workers themselves, even the world’s most successful boycott will not save jobs.

This is not our war