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Three months after promising "real change", the Liberals are continuing Harper's war

Despite Trudeau’s insistence that the bombing campaign would end when he was elected, we are now more than three months...more

Calls for "national unity" are used to bash Quebec and support pipelines, but real unity comes through the climate justice movement

In a victory for the climate justice movement, Prime Minister Trudeau, Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr and Environment Minister Christine...more

Workers are challenging the deal at the ballot box and mobilizing in the streets

It has been a roller-coaster ride in the fight against austerity in Quebec over the last five months. In December...more

Hamilton Steelworkers are fighting austerity

Buses from all over Ontario rolled into Hamilton, Ontario on Saturday, January 30 to support workers at US Steel. The...more

The Liberals need to respect the Tribunal decision and ensure a range of adequate services

January 26, 2016 saw a landmark decision by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. It came down in favour of the...more

Corrections officers are trying to improve the conditions that capitalism has placed on them and on inmates

In January a strike by 6,000 Corrections officers (COs) and probation/parole officers (POs) in Ontario’s criminal justice system was narrowly...more

A survey of the climate justice movement from 2010 to 2015

On the final day of the Paris climate protests, Naomi Klein compared the mood to the Copenhagen conference in 2009:...more

Six years after workers fell to their deaths from a faulty platform, the project manager has been sent to jail

On Christmas Eve in 2009, at around 4:30pm, four workers died and one was seriously injured after the collapse of...more

A people's injunction against the National Energy Board has exposed Trudeau's ongoing support for Harper's pipelines

Kicking off ten days of protests, climate activists served the National Energy Board yesterday at its Vancouver offices with a...more

La lutte continue!

The Quebec Common Front was an alliance of 400,000 public sector workers across Quebec. It was allied with teachers in...more