Exiting the revolving door
by Sophie Jin Nov 1, 2022 8 min read Share Donnie MacLean worked at the same non-profit for nearly 13 years before mustering the nerve to quit. … Read More
“We inhabit a land; the land inhabits us”
by Sophie Jin Nov 1, 2022 12 min read Share Now in its 12th year, Briarpatch’s annual Writing in the Margins contest spotlights new poetry, creative non-fiction, … Read More
Building farm worker power
by Hannah Kaya and Hannen Sabean Nov 1, 2022 12 min read Share Katherine Spilka has spent a decade working on farms. She recently worked on one … Read More
How Quebec workers won – and kept – anti-scab laws
by Liam Devitt Nov 1, 2022 11 min read Share Jacques Sauvé was the first to go down. “It all happened so quickly and so violently that … Read More
Indigenous labour struggles
by Mike Gouldhawke Nov 1, 2022 7 min read Share Indigenous people have always been active in labour struggles, both as part of the wider labour movement … Read More
“With our own hands”
Reflections from workers fighting wage theft in Brampton by Simran Kaur Dhunna and Parmbir Gill Nov 1, 2022 24 min read Share “Do whatever you want, run … Read More
Planting trees in a coal mine
by Jennie Long and Caleb Cohen Nov 1, 2022 14 min read Share The first thing we were told when we started working as tree planters for … Read More
Class inaction
by Megan Linton Nov 1, 2022 15 min read Share In July 2021, survivors of the Child and Parent Resource Institute (CPRI) – once known as the … Read More
A reading list on labour’s role in a just transition
by Joshua K. McEvoy Nov 1, 2022 6 min read Share From resource extraction and transportation to construction and logistics, how we manage our world must change … Read More
The case for large-scale workers’ media in Canada
by David Gray-Donald Nov 1, 2022 5 min read Share Remember that terrible Maclean’s cover? You might be thinking of one of the Islamophobic ones. Or “The … Read More
‘The Watcher,’ Suburbia And The Housing Crisis As Horror
There’s something in your house, but it’s not a ghost or demon. Rather, it’s the spirit of finance capitalism, in crisis once again.
VIDEO: Climate activists crash award ceremony for ‘climate villain’ RBC CEO
Protest marks one year anniversary of University of Toronto’s fossil fuel divestment pledge
Premier Resignations Should Immediately Trigger General Elections
With voter turnout dropping throughout Canada, it’s clear that we have a crisis of faith in democratic institutions.
How Canada should think about climate reparations
Loss and damage will be central to global climate talks at the upcoming COP27 in Egypt
A Cowardly NDP Has Abandoned Anti-War Politics To The Far-Right
The supposedly progressive social democratic party is now an active participant in a tri-partisan warmongering agenda.