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Occupy accessible education!
As McGuinty breaks his election promise and raises tuition, students from across Toronto occupied his office in protest, with support from labour allies outside. Max Baru Reports from inside the occupation.more
Mike Harris 2.0
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty wants to continue the Mike Harris agenda with massive cuts to social assistance, public services and workers rights. With the NDP accomodating to Austerity, it's key to mobilize for the April 21 day of action against Austerity.more
The ongoing contributions of anti-racist feminists
The women's movement of the 1960s and 1970s developed in the context of mass movements of protest, including the black civil rights movement and opposition to the war on Vietnam. These movements were young, diverse and often fragmented, but generated considerable influence in theory and practice.more
Toronto library workers push back against Austerity
Toronto Public Library workers ended a ten-day strike recently, scoring a significantly better contract then their brothers and sisters in...more
There's no Canadian exceptionalism when it comes to racism and Islamophobia
As protests sweep the US against the racist killings of Trayvon Martin and Shaima Alawadi, John Bell looks at racism and Islamophobia in Canada.more
a victory for Palestine solidarity
On March 21 and 22, the general membership of Carleton’s Graduate Students’ Association voted overwhelmingly in support of Carleton divesting,...more
a victory for the right-wing party bureaucracy
In the same week as 200,000 Quebec students marched against tuition and hundreds of Air Canada workers went on a wildcat strike across the country, the NDP elected ex-Liberal Thomas Mulcair as the new party leader. This marks a further rightward shift in the party, in a quest for power that is increasingly detaching itself from the movements upon which change is based.more
Anti-choice tories bring bigotry to Parliament
Despite Prime Minister Harper’s reassurances that “we are not opening the abortion debate”, his government constantly attacks the right to...more
pipelines protests grow
On March 26, 2,000 demonstrated against oil tankers threatening their communities, eco-systems, indigenous self-determination and right to personal health.more
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