Amazon drivers go on wildcat strike“Whenever we raise our voice, they just say, ‘You don’t work for us.’”
B.C. nurses vote to strike for the first time in a generation“Nurses are a critical part of the healthcare system. Why should we accept less?”
Alberta-Canada pipeline agreement threatens Liberal majorityIf more MPs do give up their seats, that will threaten Carney’s razor-thin majority in parliament.
Selling the kitchen sink: Carney’s privatization planThese privatizations will make life worse for the working class, but from the standpoint of capitalism, they are the logical next step.
The referendum in Alberta rekindles the debate on the Clarity ActThe right to self-determination isn’t worth much in Canada.
Treasury Board workers face big pay cut: A sign of things to comeThe government wants to set a new standard for the public sector, starting with the largest section of the civil service.
Victoria Uber drivers win Canada’s first gig worker contract“This agreement is irrefutable proof that when workers unite in solidarity with a common goal, great results can be achieved.”
Canada and the new world orderIn recent times, illusions in the system have been violently shaken in the minds of the masses.
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.
Youth happiness declines: An indictment of the systemThe weight of the crisis of capitalism weighs on the minds of millions of young people, who feel hopeless.
