B.C. Now Has The Highest Minimum Wage Of Any Province
As recently as 2016, the province had the lowest minimum wage in Canada. This shift, however, still doesn’t meet living wages
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I Went To Jesse Brown’s Talk On ‘Antisemitism In Canadian Media’
Highlights included Brown comparing protests against Indigo’s CEO to someone hanging a noose outside places Black people work.
Military Official ‘Mistakenly’ Told To Expect Israeli Troops On Flight
“The correspondence in question was subject to a typo.”
The Liberals Have Trampled On Workers’ Strike Rights
Union members on Canada’s railways have temporarily had their right to strike suspended through a bureaucratic ploy.
Pierre Poilievre’s Incoming War On Support For Palestine
‘A Poilievre-led government would be largely a reintroduction of the foreign policy of Stephen Harper.’
U.S. Starbucks Workers Are Negotiating A New Future
Starbucks workers and union members in Canada should follow the developments in the United States closely.
I Sent Fake Antisemitism Claims To B’nai Brith. Here’s What Happened
My online experiment affirmed my suspicions and other critiques of the organization’s annual antisemitism audits.
The National Post Is Lying About Dead Gazan Children
The paper responded to new UN reports about death counts in Gaza by misrepresenting changes, aiding Israeli propaganda.
Coalition Renews Calls For Full Israel Arms Embargo
“It will take a strong, unified, multi-sector demand of people all across the country to push this forward right now.”