[Podcast] Alberta Separatism: How to fight it, and how not toThe working class needs an independent response.
The oil barons and everybody else: A tale of two AlbertasTalk of separation has become a pressure release valve for all the accumulated discontent of ordinary Albertans.
Uniting with business won’t defeat Alberta separatismIt is more important than ever for the labour movement to develop an independent working-class response to the Alberta separatist movement.
The hypocrisy of Wab KinewKinew’s progressive image ran into a serious obstacle in early September as his government joined the ranks of other strike-breaking premiers.
Workers will foot the bill for Smith and Carney’s new pipelineThe potential benefits of a publicly-built pipeline for ordinary Albertans and Canadians remain questionable at best. The potential costs, meanwhile, will be huge.
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.
Amazon drivers go on wildcat strike“Whenever we raise our voice, they just say, ‘You don’t work for us.’”
The referendum in Alberta rekindles the debate on the Clarity ActThe right to self-determination isn’t worth much in Canada.
The working class response to Smith’s referendumThe problem with separation as a solution, is that the separatists are dead wrong about who’s exploiting hard-working Albertans.
Smith welcomes profit parasites into Alberta’s healthcareAll of this serves to facilitate Smith’s end goal—full privatization.
