Fighting for Worker Rights in a Tight Labour Market
We spoke to labour researcher Adam D.K. King about the causes behind the so-called "quiet quitting" phenomenon.
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Queen Elizabeth II Wasn’t A Servant. She Was A Parasite
The attempted rebranding of the monarchy as an institution for public service is nauseating, and must be resisted.
What Does Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Leadership Mean for Canada?
Poilievre swept to victory among Conservative Party members in all but six ridings across the country.
We Urgently Need Publicly-Led Investment And Planning
Why do we allow such huge concentrations of capital to remain in private hands when we face multiple existential threats?
Police Won’t Stop The Harassment Of Journalists. Here’s What Can
There’s a lot media managers and owners could do to protect journalists being harassed, if they cared enough.
Officials Warned Canada’s Pro-Israel Voting Record Not Based on ‘Merit': Report
“Trudeau did not reverse Harper's approach, but actually continued to repeat it completely for three years."
Laith Marouf, The Israel Lobby And Anti-Racism Funding
The consequences of the campaign against Marouf will pose a threat to pro-Palestine groups throughout Canada.
Canadian Government No Longer Denies Ukraine Arms Shipments Have Ended Up in Azov Hands
The Department of National Defence won't say for certain that Canada's arms shipments to Ukraine haven't gone towards far-right extremists.
Don’t Write Off The ‘Quiet Quitting’ Trend Just Yet
Quiet quitting may be a momentary internet fad. Or it could nourish a growing recognition that unionization is the way forward