University of Calgary students say no to residential school deniersYet another told us that “this event, in light of the Cornell case, reveals that universities, regardless of how public they are, are multi-billion dollar corporations—which require corruption.”
Who pays for our “piss-poor” pipes?In an 8-2 vote, city council voted to increase water rates by 19% annually, which will lead to an estimated $90 increase by 2030 per average resident.
UQAR Suspends Political Activities During Electoral PeriodOur event “What Would a Socialist Quebec Look Like?” had to be postponed because university regulations prohibit any “partisan” activities during elections!
Even my supervisor wants a paper!To my surprise, my supervisor stopped the tour, started chatting with our comrades, and when I told him the flagship article in this issue was great, he bought one then and there!
Alberta Health Services defends self-destruct feature on injury reportsThreatened by political sabotage, underfunding, and privatization, AHS is pressured to push our limited staff and budgets harder.
UCP expects Albertan workers to pay for Big Tech’s data centresAn analysis found that the data centre “could add from $270 to $460 a year to Albertans’ electricity bills.”
“Stop Hiring Humans”She showed me a picture of a billboard that had been put all over the city. It was an ad for an AI program called “Ava” that read “Stop hiring humans”.
Communist Revolution is a “breath of fresh air”We met up the next day after he had read our DSA and Kashmir articles, and he told me our perspectives were like a “breath of fresh air”.
The RCP has the ideasAt the end of the conversation, the first girl said, “I feel like I’ve learned more in this conversation than I have in the last 5 years,” and eagerly bought a paper.
The power of communist ideas at UdeMHundreds of students came to see us, actively seeking answers to their questions; one even approached us saying, “Bless me,” when she saw our table.
