Nationalize Algoma Steel!
Algoma has been given over $1.3 billion in public money since the early 1990s.
Ontario: Developer bailout disguised as rental housing
GTA developers sit on 22,000 unsold units, with another 35,000 units coming onto the market.
What next for the Ontario student movement?
Anger clearly exists for a serious struggle. Tens of thousands of students have already shown that they’re ready to fight. How can we best channel this anger and win a victory for students?
Bill 60: Doug Ford gives gift to landlords in the midst of housing crisis
Bill 60 is a reactionary bill that will make the situation far worse and in the process line the pockets of Ford’s landlord friends.
Houdaille 1980: when Ontario auto workers occupied the plants
In the early 1980s, one factory after another was occupied in Ontario’s auto sector in response to planned closures and attacks on benefits. The most notable of these was the 1980 occupation of the Houdaille bumper plant in Oshawa—an event now largely forgotten to labour history.
Doug Ford’s Bill 5 uses trade war to gut environmental protections
Under the guise of fighting Trump’s tariffs, the Canadian capitalist class is ramping up its attacks on workers and the oppressed, laying bare the fiction of “Team Canada”.
Judge admits that the right to strike is not worth much
Taking a struggle to court means taking it out of the hands of the workers and into a channel that’s safe for the bosses. The courts are part of the bourgeois state apparatus, and ultimately serve the interests of employers.
LCBO strike: Fight the sell-off!
More than 9,000 LCBO workers are on strike in Ontario, after years of attacks, in a fight against overwork and privatization
‘We need to strike the government’: LCBO workers fight austerity
Communist Revolution visited the picket lines to discuss the strike and the broader struggle against the Ford government
Embroiled in racism and corruption, Thunder Bay Police Service faces new calls to disband
“The Thunder Bay Police Service has turned into a cold-case factory.”  This condemnation from Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation was made amid what are just the most recent calls to disband the police service.