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Federal Government Will Pocket Billions In Pension Funds
A government decision to take this money and use it as it pleases amounts to theft of workers’ deferred wages.
Indigo’s Copyright Victory Opens A New Front In BDS Struggle
The company’s win is a familiar story for movement politics in court, where activists meet a legal system that privileges property rights.
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Federal Government Will Pocket Billions In Pension Funds
A government decision to take this money and use it as it pleases amounts to theft of workers’ deferred wages.
Manitoba’s NDP Government Gets A C+ On Worker Safety
The Manitoba Federation of Labour report card evaluates the government’s health and safety track record
Canada Post Workers Are Fighting An Employer-Led Race To The Bottom
Like other labour battles in the public sector, the CUPW strike is about more than the interests of postal workers.
Business Lobby Wants Austerity To Help Pay For Military Spending
“It’s not a feasible plan; It’s not a reasonable plan.”
Gap Between Rich And Poor Widens At Record Pace: Statistics Canada
The poorest 40 per cent of Canadians control less than three per cent of net wealth.
Podcast: Canadians Are Fed Up With The Telco Oligopoly
We spoke to OpenMedia's Matt Hatfield about a recent poll indicating that a majority of Canadians are concerned about the impact of corporate oligopolies.
Indigo’s Copyright Victory Opens A New Front In BDS Struggle
The company’s win is a familiar story for movement politics in court, where activists meet a legal system that privileges property rights.
Trudeau’s Failure To Benefit Workers Has Empowered Conservatives
The state of labour in Canada, how we got here under Trudeau and where things may go if the Conservatives are elected.
David Pugliese’s Work Is A Gift For Ukrainian Canadians Like Me
We need more journalists to call attention to the fascist underpinnings of some Ukrainian organizations in Canada and their supporters.
Police Treat Nazi Monument As ‘War Memorial’ In Alleged Vandalism Case
“It clearly shows that Edmonton police and the Crown prosecutor’s office ... are lacking, grossly, in historical knowledge.”
The Israel Lobby Wants You Suspended, Fired Or In Prison
A new ‘seven-point plan’ from B’nai Brith outlines a disturbing co-ordinated effort to punish advocacy for Palestine.
Are Canadian Jews Complicit In Israel’s Genocide In Gaza?
The complicit segment of Canada’s Jewish population deserves blame for what they do, not who they are.
Indigo’s Copyright Victory Opens A New Front In BDS Struggle
The company’s win is a familiar story for movement politics in court, where activists meet a legal system that privileges property rights.
Canadian Charities Aid Israeli Crimes, Report Warns
“We have over the last two years submitted many complaints to the Canada Revenue Agency.”
Meet The Canadians Fighting In Israel’s War On Gaza
The Maple has identified 11 Canadians that have fought as part of the Israeli army since Oct. 7, 2023.
Trudeau’s Failure To Benefit Workers Has Empowered Conservatives
The state of labour in Canada, how we got here under Trudeau and where things may go if the Conservatives are elected.
Business Lobby Wants Austerity To Help Pay For Military Spending
“It’s not a feasible plan; It’s not a reasonable plan.”
Manitoba’s NDP Government Gets A C+ On Worker Safety
The Manitoba Federation of Labour report card evaluates the government’s health and safety track record
Police Treat Nazi Monument As ‘War Memorial’ In Alleged Vandalism Case
“It clearly shows that Edmonton police and the Crown prosecutor’s office ... are lacking, grossly, in historical knowledge.”
Canada Post Workers Are Fighting An Employer-Led Race To The Bottom
Like other labour battles in the public sector, the CUPW strike is about more than the interests of postal workers.
Canadian Charities Aid Israeli Crimes, Report Warns
“We have over the last two years submitted many complaints to the Canada Revenue Agency.”