The Top 5 Most Viewed Class Struggle Issues In 2022
These are the top five of 53 issues we published between Dec. 1, 2021 and November 30, by unique page views.
The only real solution to surviving inflation is collective organizing
Corporations are making record profits—yet they can’t retain workers
Anti-Capitalism Is The Only Way To Save Creativity From AI
Art costs money. Creativity takes time. The combination of time and money is in short supply within capitalist democracy.
CERB Had Many Problems, But Also Achieved Some Remarkable Feats
We should celebrate the relative success of the CERB and the other individual support programs, and learn from them going forward.
Building a collective movement could be a solution to transit woes
Free transit or fixing the system?
Women Winning Office: The limits of electoral strategy
It’s not often that the left writes with optimism. Long-time labour activist and NDP politician Peggy Nash’s recent book, Women Winning Office: An Activist’s Guide to Getting Elected, combines detailed … Read More
‘Learn to live with the virus,’ universities are telling teachers
Even as COVID numbers rise, immunocompromised instructors are being strong-armed back into classrooms across Quebec
CERB/CEWS: No Oversight For The Rich, Little Forgiveness For The Poor
The massive cash transfer from the public purse into private, corporate coffers remains the most expensive swindle of the pandemic.
Canadian Conservatives meet with far-right Israeli property developer who has advocated violence against Palestinians
Pierre Poilievre poses with the head of a group that believes there’s ‘too many Arabs’ in Jerusalem
Canadian Media Promotes Restaurant That Sells Fascist Flags
A Ukrainian restaurant in Toronto celebrated by the media is decorated with flags and photos of fascists, and sells them as well.
Salmon is life: a lesson in Indigenous education
Indigenous knowledge should be a priority in Canada’s climate plans
Bill 124 Repealed, In Major Win For Labour Movement
However, as is becoming increasingly obvious, lasting labour victories require mass mobilization, not dependence on the courts.
Tenant unions could be the solution to fight rising rents
In some cities, landlords have to engage in collective bargaining with tenants
$33 Per Hour For Loblaw Workers. $5,000 Per Hour For Its CEO
This month, nearly all workers at a Loblaw distribution warehouse in Calgary received layoff notices amid failed contract talks.
Canada doesn’t appear to have a plan to welcome climate migrants
COP27 ends with a new promise from wealthy nations to help pay losses and damages to developing countries