The People’s State of the Nation at the end of Duterte’s presidency
Whoever succeeds Duterte after the next election will continue to prioritize capitalist exploitation
Category: Canadian Dimension
Richie Rich goes to space
Sangster: The answer to polluting industry on earth is not to send it to the moon but create socialist solutions on earth
Nuclear power and the land
In the fight against climate change, what we are on the hunt for are safe energy solutions. And of all the options, nuclear is the safest, writes Leigh Phillips. Photo … Read More
Danger signs on the road to a post-pandemic future
Clarke: The official line that the pandemic is a temporary disturbance that will soon be behind us is tired and discredited
Solidarity with Cuba more crucial than ever
Canada should undertake measures to openly defy the blockade and get the US to end its assault on the Cuban people
Welcome to the UCP’s Alberta, where everything is going sideways in a hurry
A worrying tendency towards overt and obvious denialism of reality has become a trademark of the Jason Kenney government
Is Canada’s governor general just a rubber stamp for the PM?
Parkin: It’s in the interest of Canadians that our head of state keeps minority parliaments working, not shut them down
Vancouver needs a real housing solution, not more for-profit exploits
Left unchecked, developers will continue to squeeze working people out of increasingly expensive urban centres
What are the Liberals hiding this time?
By releasing redacted vaccine contracts, Liberals have all but ensured that the truth about their pandemic response stays buried
Why this year’s UN vote on Cuba embargo is more urgent than ever
Will Joe Biden finally listen to the united voice of the world?
No ‘real change’: Trudeau’s militaristic approach to the Middle East
Liberals have veered dramatically away from promises of more progressive foreign policy
Canadian media defend Green Party leader as she accuses her critics of racism
Annamie Paul has severely divided the party, and there have been no public attempts to heal a glaring rift in the membership
Why the ‘New Corporation’ is bad news for democracy
Don’t be fooled by the corporation’s ‘makeover,’ writes Joel Bakan in his latest book
Making the world big enough for all of us: A review of Max Ajl’s ‘A People’s Green New Deal’
Wilt: If there’s one book that people on the radical left need to read in 2021, it’s this one
Liberals could have worked with the NDP to ban conversion therapy—instead, they chose to play games with the Tories
If the PM calls an early election and this medieval ‘therapy’ isn’t yet illegal, it is no one else’s fault but Justin Trudeau’s