The working class needs an independent response.

Whether it’s the Conservatives or the NDP that is elected, political turbulence in the province is not over.

Announcing cuts has never been a recipe for political success. What we are witnessing is truly unprecedented.

In reality, this is no gift to the workers, but the codification of a power that was otherwise on shaky grounds.

Talk of separation has become a pressure release valve for all the accumulated discontent of ordinary Albertans.

It is more important than ever for the labour movement to develop an independent working-class response to the Alberta separatist movement.

To Sim and his billionaire backers, the city is “open for business.” To everyone else, Vancouver has become “impossibly unaffordable.”

Nine MLAs have left the B.C. Conservative party, which is now in crisis.

Carney has been quietly courting European politicians to deepen the bloc’s ties with Canada as a way of gaining leverage over the U.S.

Carney is bending over backwards to sell invaluable natural resources and key levers of the economy to the highest bidder.