Quatre ans après la tuerie de la Mosquée de Québec, le Parti communiste souligne que la lutte contre l’islamophobie, la xénophobie et le racisme systémique est toujours aussi pertinente et doit faire partie des priorités de tous les progressistes québécois, comme du mouvement syndical et des mouvements démocratiques et populaires.
Terre Chartrand is a food sovereignty activist, seed keeper, artist and traditional beader who works with urban Indigenous youth in addressing erasure of Indigenous people in Southern Ontario.
On January 5th, 2021, Unifor Local 444 President David Cassidy called for an immediate blockade of the Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles (FCA, now known as Stellantis) Windsor Assembly Plant Minivan Yard as another 60 workers were put on the chopping block, set to be laid off.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) is once again embroiled in scandal, as yet another probe of workplace harassment has engulfed the museum. This, however, should come as no surprise — the CMHR, from the moment of its conception, has always been a hotbed of ironic ignorance of human rights and the furthering of bourgeois class interests.
On November 25th, Ottawa comrades attended the Rally Against Renovictions at the Smart Living Properties (SLP) headquarters. Since July, Osgoode tenants have been asking SLP to meet and negotiate.
On a cool Tuesday morning in November, Windsor Overdose Prevention Society (OPS), Family Services Windsor-Essex, YQG Cares, and members of the YCL-LJC Windsor-Essex club took part in a brief demonstration to raise awareness that the City of Windsor was planning to forcibly evict those in the local tent city.
On Tuesday 17th November, the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) were met with physical violence from the police force during a demonstration in memory of the 1973 Athens Polytechnic Uprising.
Au cours des six derniers mois, les 20 patrons les plus riches du Canada ont accumulé une fortune de 37 milliards de dollars, soit près de 2 milliards chacun – comme quoi la pandémie n’affecte pas la lutte des classes…
Over the past few months, a scandal has erupted around the Dean of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law, after he rescinded an offer given to legal scholar Valentina Azarova to lead the faculty’s International Human Rights Program.
Canada was one of the first countries to support the Bolivian coup government, and continues to allow mining companies to do business in Bolivia despite atrocities committed by Áñez’s regime.
