Board’s Ruling Against Port Workers A Blow To Labour Rights
If the apparent end of the port worker strike teaches us anything, it’s to not depend on the supposed neutrality of labour law adjudicators.
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Minimum Wages Far Short Of Income Needed To Afford Rent
In six cities, the wage needed to afford a two-bedroom unit is more than double the provincial minimum wage.
Olivia Chow The Latest Target Of Anti-China Media Witch-hunt
The attacks on Chow are some of the most ludicrous and thinly-evidenced contributions to the ‘Chinese interference’ narrative to date.
Waterloo Gender Studies Attack Emerged In A Climate Of Hate
“I wish it was more of a surprise than it is.”
The Tide May Be Turning For Organized Labour In Canada
By not showcasing wins when and where they’re happening, labour is missing a chance to inspire workers to fight for what they deserve.
Trudeau Claims Canada ‘Defends Democracy.’ Here Are His Government’s Anti-Democratic Allies
The Trudeau government’s track record of publicly supporting anti-democratic forces runs counter to its rhetoric.
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.
Child Labour Is Making A Disturbing Resurgence Across The U.S.
State legislatures are gutting child labour protections and making it easier for companies to employ youth in dangerous jobs.
Interview: 15 Years Of Jewish Solidarity With Palestine
"I think we're going to see more people come over to our side as time progresses and the nature of Israel as an apartheid state becomes more and more evident."