“A conflict over a uranium mine in the far north,
By Ken Hiebert I am riveted by the news from
As the US presidential election draws closer and some right-wing
By Coalition large de l’Association pour une solidarité syndicale (CLASSE)
For months now, all over Quebec, the streets have vibrated to the rhythm of hundreds of thousands of marching feet. What started out as a movement underground, still stiff with the winter consensus, gathered new strength in the spring and flowed freely, energizing students, parents, grandparents, children, and people with and without jobs. The initial student strike grew into a people’s struggle, while the problem of tuition fees opened the door to a much deeper malaise – we now face a political problem that truly affects us all. To find its remedy and give substance to our vision, let us cast our minds back to the root of the problem.
“Syriza now finds itself in an ambiguous position. Having come
By rosalind hampton
Action guided by anti-racist and anti-colonial analysis is essential to imagining and building liberating alternatives to our current social order. The experience of the inspiring movement ignited by Quebec students this year confirms this belief, as questions about its diversity and about incidents of racism have increasingly emerged.
By Khalil Habash
Since the beginning of the Syrian revolution, students have played an important role in the popular movement against the regime of Bashar al Assad.
“We want to share these lessons because any forceful fight
On June 26 the Canadian Peace Alliance issued a statement
“It would be strange indeed to celebrate the birth of