Military Intervention Is No Solution to Violence in Haiti, Experts Warn
“The idea that Haiti needs an international intervention to deal with street gangs is ridiculous and racist and completely rejected by Haitians.”
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‘The Watcher,’ Suburbia And The Housing Crisis As Horror
There’s something in your house, but it’s not a ghost or demon. Rather, it’s the spirit of finance capitalism, in crisis once again.
Premier Resignations Should Immediately Trigger General Elections
With voter turnout dropping throughout Canada, it’s clear that we have a crisis of faith in democratic institutions.
Kerry’s Place Autism Services’ Workers May Soon Be On Strike
Governments and employers often hide behind the commitment of those doing gendered care work to justify substandard pay and conditions.
Experts Hope Incoming B.C. Premier Eby Will Heed Disqualified Appadurai’s Bold Healthcare Proposals
“It will require investment to make our public system more robust and resilient in the face of privatization.”
A Cowardly NDP Has Abandoned Anti-War Politics To The Far-Right
The supposedly progressive social democratic party is now an active participant in a tri-partisan warmongering agenda.
Canada Propped Up Venezuelan Astroturf Group Linked to Crumbling ‘Interim Government,’ Note Confirms
“This initiative, made up of and led by women belonging to the upper classes of Venezuela ... has little to say to the Venezuelan women of the popular sectors."
Podcast: Why Haitian Protesters Oppose Foreign Military Intervention
We spoke to Jafrikayiti (aka Jean Saint-Vil) about the reasons behind the current protests in Haiti against the U.S.-backed government.
B.C. NDP Mounts ‘Hostile Takeover’ Of Party Democracy
Can a party that has demonstrated such hostility toward social movements be considered a viable vehicle for transforming society?