Tightened Bail Restrictions Unlikely To Curb Violent Crime, Experts Warn
"You may garner some bits of short-term safety on the front end at the cost of longer term safety.”
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TTC Workers Have Won Back Their Right To Strike
A judge at the Ontario Superior Court ruled that legislation in effect since 2011 that removed this right is unconstitutional.
Podcast: Alberta's Tight Election
We spoke to Alberta Politics writer David Climenhaga about the May 29 provincial election.
Interview: Labour Against The Arms Trade Organizes For Peace And Solidarity
"It's important to build a critique of Canadian imperialism within the labour movement."
A More ‘Efficient’ Landlord And Tenant Board Will Mainly Hurt Renters
The claim that landlords and tenants stand to gain from fixing the LTB obfuscates its crucial role in sanctioning and enforcing evictions.
Colonialism, Capitalism And State Schooling In B.C.
A new book from Sean Carleton encourages critical thinking about connections between colonialism, education and capitalist exploitation.
How Canada Helped Israel Whitewash Its Killing Of A Palestinian Journalist
Today marks one year since Israel’s military deliberately shot and killed Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
Minister Says He ‘Ignored’ Instruction To Lobby For Qatar Armoured Vehicle Deal
"That advice was ignored and that was not raised.”
‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’ & The Futility Of ‘Sabotage Liberalism’
By endorsing acts that have no real path to success, these supposedly radical products hamper revolutionary work.