A year of Communist Revolution
Here is a look back at some of the most important articles of the year.
The ruling class demands a majority
Under capitalism, it doesn’t matter who or what you voted for, the ruling class always gets its way.
The NDP didn’t defeat Yves Engler—it defeated itself
The NDP no longer stands for the ideas its leaders at least pretended to champion in the past—the opposition to Canadian imperialism being one example, but far from the only one.
Is this ‘Canada working’? The Carney-Smith pipeline deal
What the agreement really demonstrates is all the ways that Canadian capitalism does not work.
What the piss-poor NDP leadership debate was missing
A reckoning is desperately needed. The old reformist parliamentary careerism has miserably failed.
CSIS gets cozy with Canadian corporations
The tops of Canadian intelligence agencies recognize that their interests and those of corporate Canada are the same.
The CAQ goes to war with workers
With his party in disarray, Legault prepares to use his government’s dying breath for an all-out attack.
Capitalism is killing post-secondary education
The federal cap on international students threatens to push the post-secondary system over the edge.
Carney’s austerity begins. His first target: Canada Post
The cuts to Canada Post are a harbinger of things to come under Carney.
Carney ‘recognizes’ Palestinian state in cynical maneuver
Mark Carney and other Western leaders like Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron have publicly recognized the state of Palestine. No act could better represent the utter cynicism of the western imperialists.