Guillotine at May Day: It’s the system that’s violent
This scandal isn’t breaking out because of any aversion to violence on the part of the capitalist establishment. This outcry against the guillotine only made headlines because it provided an opportunity to attack the left and the unions. It is a mistake to capitulate in the face of this hypocritical criticism.
Montreal police rocked by racism scandal
What this appalling barbarity reveals is neither new nor surprising: the police is a deeply racist institution.
Alberta separatism: What does it mean?
The separatists claim that people are getting ripped off and it resonates because they are getting ripped off. The problem is that the separatists are dead wrong about who’s exploiting hard-working Albertans.
Labour leaders fail to point the way forward at CLC convention
Faced with a dire situation, the proposals from the CLC leadership failed to meet the moment. Instead, they seemed content to stick their heads in the sand, and to continue using the failed methods of the past.
Amazon drivers go on wildcat strike
“Whenever we raise our voice, they just say, ‘You don’t work for us.’”
B.C. nurses vote to strike for the first time in a generation
“Nurses are a critical part of the healthcare system. Why should we accept less?”
Alberta-Canada pipeline agreement threatens Liberal majority
If more MPs do give up their seats, that will threaten Carney’s razor-thin majority in parliament.
Selling the kitchen sink: Carney’s privatization plan
These privatizations will make life worse for the working class, but from the standpoint of capitalism, they are the logical next step.
The referendum in Alberta rekindles the debate on the Clarity Act
The right to self-determination isn’t worth much in Canada.
Treasury Board workers face big pay cut: A sign of things to come
The government wants to set a new standard for the public sector, starting with the largest section of the civil service.