Vancouver Stagehands Are Gearing Up For A Strike
Curtains may be closed if the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra fails to maintain a cost of living adjustment in the contract for stagehands.
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Many Afghans Seeking To Enter Canada Still In Limbo
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced that 30,000 refugees from Afghanistan have landed in Canada since August 2021.
Canadians Drawing On Savings To Meet High Cost Of Living While Executives Get Raises
A recent poll from Angus Reid shows that 40 per cent of Canadians are dipping into their savings in order to cover high costs of living.
Conflict With China Won’t Help Canadian Workers
Affixing a progressive industrial program to a bellicose foreign policy won’t promote working-class interests.
Loblaw Determined That Galen Weston Wasn't Paid Enough
"Grocery executive Galen Weston received a $1.2-million raise in 2022, bringing his total pay to $11.79-million."
The Media’s Coverage Of Alleged Chinese Interference Is Racist
Accusing a Chinese MP of secretly working for China is inherently racist unless you can prove it’s true. The media hasn’t done so.
Podcast: The Han Dong Story
We spoke to Passage's managing editor, Davide Mastracci, about his recent article criticizing Global News' reporting on Don Valley North MP Han Dong.
What Does A Major Drop In Detained Youth Mean For Canada’s Carceral System?
The drop in the number of young people in custody during the pandemic "suggests we are over-using custody in the first place."
Should Leftists Support Sending Weapons To Ukraine?
Writers Taras Bilous and Dimitri Lascaris discuss whether leftists should support arms transfers to Ukraine.