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Video: Toronto rallies against war on Gaza
Toronto joined cities around the world to protest Israel's latest assault on Gaza
For the second week in a row, Toronto rallies against Israel's attack on Palestiniansmore)
Army blocks Egyptian people's convoy to Gaza
Israel's siege on Gaza depends on Arab dictatorships, but Palestine solidarity is challenging the Egyptian regime
On 19 July 2014 about 500 activists joined a humanitarian convoy from Cairo to Gaza in order to deliver solidarity...more)
Report on business: Microsoft 'thoughtfully' fires 18,000
Microsoft's CEO makes $18 million a year and is throwing 18,000 workers out of a job
In a July 17 memo address to all Microsoft employees, CEO Satya Nadella said the laying off of 18,000 employees...more)
Stop Israel's terror, and Harper's complicity
The only real cease-fire would be ending the siege on Gaza and occupation of Palestine
The ground invasion of Gaza has begun, and is expected to be a bloody. Already before the invasion Israel has...more)
Imperialism and instability
From provoking ISIS to arming Israel, imperialism is devastating the Middle East
The unrelenting Israeli assault on Gaza continues, with almost 100 dead and more than 600 injured. Once again the victims...more)
Solidarity against repression in Egypt
We need to pressure our government to demand the release of Egyptian political prisoners
One of the highlights of the International Women’s Day rally in 2012 in Toronto was a speech given by Yara...more)
The state and revolution
"To decide once every few years which member of the ruling class is to repress...is the essence of bourgeois parliamentarism."
“Freedom in capitalist society always remains about the same as it was in ancient Greek republics: Freedom for slave owners.”...more)
The FIFA World Cup is killing the beautiful game
FIFA is used to corporate profits, but has been caught off guard by mass protests in Brazil
Other than in North America, football is the world's game and always has been. The beautiful game is the still...more)
Has Harper turned dove?
Failing previous attempts to lavishly celebrate wars, Harper is being quiet on the imperial slaughter of WWI
Has Stephen Harper lost World War I? Jack Granatstein, historian and lover of all things military, sure thinks so. He...more)
Save Canada Post
A united campaign to save door-to-door mail could push back Harper's austerity agenda
The plan to end door-to-door postal delivery has been massively unpopular from the moment it was announced by Canada Post...more)
Israel escalates 'revenge attacks' against Palestinians
Israel is using "revenge attacks" to beat Palestinian children and bomb Gaza
Israel has escalated its violence against Palestinians. A series of deadly attacks have hit the city of Gaza, West Bank...more)
From the end of the revolutionary wave to preparing for a new revolution
First part of an analysis of the Egyptian revolution, one year into the counter-revolution
Part one of a two-part article There can be no doubt that we are witnessing a clear victory for the...more)
Mahienour defiant as appeal verdict delayed
"Prison never changed an idea, revolution until victory"
Revolutionary socialist activist Mahienour El-Masry appeared in court to appeal a two year prison term on Saturday 28 June. The...more)
Finance and the crisis of capitalism
The crisis of capitalism is long-term and cannot be fixed by getting rid of its most flagrant financial abuses
For those of us in the International Socialists Tendency, we have been arguing since the economic crisis in 2007-2008 that...more)
Capitalism, environmental racism and resistance
Capitalism depends on racism, and resistance requires solidarity
The costs of what we are doing to the planet are not being paid equally. Or more precisely, some people...more)
Feds threaten to destroy Residential School abuse evidence
The Canadian government is trying to hide its genocide, but residential school survivors are speaking out
Since when does the criminal get to decide what evidence gets destroyed? That is a question survivors of Residential School...more)
Interviews: the Peoples Social Forum
"The future is ours!"
Socialist.ca’s Ritch Whyman spoke to three organizers of the Peoples Social Forum about the importance of the conference and how...more)
BC teachers' strike: let's keep our eyes on the prize
As we head into summer, and will be picketing summer school, the motto should be as long as it takes.
Two weeks into a full scale strike and teachers in BC are holding the line. In fact, the resolve at...more)
Vancouver recognizes unceded territory
The City of Vancouver acknowledged that it is on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations
It has been a long time coming, but Vancouver City Council now officially acknowledges that it is operating on traditional...more)
World Pride and LGBT liberation
While companies to to profit from Pride, we need to continue the struggle for liberation
World Pride is a festival with a social and a corporate agenda. The primary social agenda being the celebration of...more)
Victory for Tsilhqot’in and all First Nations
SCC decision gives First Nations “the exclusive right to decide how the land is used, and the right to benefit from those uses.”
After over 150 years of struggle for self-determination, plus action in the courts for the last 20 years, the Tsilhqot’in...more)
Far-right party wins election in India, how will Harper respond?
India joins France in seeing a surge of support for the far-right in reaction to austerity
India's new Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has reason to cause a stir internationally. Not only did his hard-right party, the...more)
Video: NDP and the crisis of social democracy, part 4
Ritch Whyman looks at 'strategic voting' and where change comes from
On June 14, two days after the Ontario election, labour activist Ritch Whyman spoke on the panel "The NDP and...more)
Video: NDP and the crisis of social democracy, part 3
Nora Loreto assesses the Ontario election
On June 14, two days after the Ontario election, author Nora Loreto spoke on the panel "The NDP and the...more)
Iraq: no to ISIS, no to war
After killing a million people, the West is using ISIS crimes as an excuse for more intervention
A month after Iraq’s elections , the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) strengthened their grip on several cities...more)

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