Palestine Refers Israel’s Killing of Journalist to The ICC. Canada Has ‘No Comment.’
Minister Joly had no comment when asked if Canada would support Palestine’s request for the ICC to investigate Israel’s killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
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Reviewing The State Of The Labour Market – April 2022
Unions need to build dedicated organizing programs to bring more private sector workers into the labour movement.
Why Did Andrea Horwath Struggle at The Ontario Leaders’ Debate?
This election, Horwath is fighting a war on all fronts, has the most to lose and hasn’t figured out a way to distinguish herself.
Yes, The Ukraine War Could Have Been Prevented
“In so many ways Canada has provoked this conflict in Ukraine."
Is Ontario Really Getting Any Closer To A Proper Four-Day Week?
Both the Ontario Liberals and the NDP fail to provide a clear vision behind their four-day work week policies.
Can The Ontario Government Actually Lower Gas Prices?
Analysts point to a range of factors, including the war in Ukraine and increased demand, as reasons why gas prices are so high.
Is Canada Really a ‘Tolerant’ Country?
“It's a very beloved narrative in Canada, and if you try to disrupt it and dislodge it, you get the full force of Canadian racism and anger and hate that we claim doesn't exist.”
Do 'Moderate' Tories Exist Inside Today's Conservative Party?
In this week's episode of North Untapped, we spoke to Maple contributor Jeremy Appel about the six candidates running in the Conservative leadership race.
How Yorkdale Indigo Won A Union
Class Struggle writer Adam King sat down with Greta Whipple, a worker who played a leading role in the Yorkdale Indigo union campaign.