From Victoria to Vladivostok: Canada’s Siberian Expedition, 1917-1919 By Benjamin
By Parastou Saberi and Stefan Kipfer
On October 25th, the citizens of Toronto voted decisively for a hard-right populist mayor: Councilor Rob Ford. With an unusually high voter turnout (52.6%), Ford received 47.1% of the vote, about the same as the combined vote for his main competitors, former Liberal cabinet minister George Smitherman (35.6%) and deputy mayor Joe Pantalone (11.7%). Among the city’s 44 wards, only 13 did not vote as a plurality or majority for Ford.
By Hamid Sodeifi
A Review of Greg Albo, Sam Gindin and Leo Panitch, In and Out of Crisis by (PM Press, 2010)
By Todd Gordon
It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for Canadian imperialism in the last couple of months. To start, in October Canada lost its bid to win a United Nations Security Council seat.
By Jackie Esmonde
In the lead up to the G20 meetings in Toronto this summer, the conclusion that the state perceived anti-G20 protest activity as almost inherently criminal was inescapable.