Youth happiness declines: An indictment of the systemThe weight of the crisis of capitalism weighs on the minds of millions of young people, who feel hopeless.
Quebec: All-out strike at MetroWhile the cost of groceries have exploded and wages stagnate, grocery chains like Metro take advantage of both their employees and their customers.
Quebec capitalism has no more space for the welfare stateA period of austerity and class struggle is opening before us.
How the RCMP spied on the Indigenous rights movementWhat the RCMP feared most was not really “violence,” but the broadening and strengthening of the Indigenous movement.
Canada Post contract vote dilemma: Which way forward?We call on everyone to vote down this rotten contract. But more importantly, we call on anyone who agrees with this analysis to join us and help build a revolutionary leadership from the ranks of the postal workers union to revive the militant fighting traditions of our movement.
‘Team Canada’ hypocrisy all over againCarney brings together fat cats and bigwigs to represent “national interests”.
Ontario: Developer bailout disguised as rental housingGTA developers sit on 22,000 unsold units, with another 35,000 units coming onto the market.
Public grocery stores: Will they work?In this difficult environment, the notion of a public grocer that could slash prices has struck a chord. But will the concept as proposed by Mamdani, Lewis and others actually work?
The Liberals’ double standards on Israel’s invasion of LebanonThe Liberals have issued empty condemnations and calls for a ceasefire. It seems, however, that their pacifism only cuts one way.
DRIPA, private property, and Eby’s betrayal of Indigenous peopleAny reformist government that takes private property and production for profit as a given will, sooner or later, have to bend to the whims of the capitalist market. This inevitably means violating the rights of Indigenous people.
