IN PHOTOS: Toronto Hosts Rally in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders
On Saturday, December 11, Indigenous people and their allies held a rally and march in Toronto.
Indigenous Struggles
L’impérialisme extractif: les minières canadiennes en Amérique latine et en Afrique
Comme le capital est incapable de soutenir son désir désespéré de croissance dynamique – qui aboutit inévitablement à la stagnation et à la crise – il doit chercher de nouvelles sources de profit.
Extractive Imperialism: Canadian Mining Companies in Africa and Latin America
As capital is constantly unable to sustain its desperate desire for dynamic growth – which inevitably results in stagnation and crisis – it must seek new sources of profit.
PHOTOS: Edmonton Rallies for Palestine and for Residential School Survivors
In May and June, Edmonton rallied against Israeli apartheid and the genocide of Indigenous people in Canada.
Alex Reid Speaks on Residential Schools, Capitalism and Colonialism, and the Ongoing Separation of Indigenous Families
This speech was delivered at an anti-racist event hosted by the Fraser Valley Peace Council in July 2021.
PHOTOS: Bring Our Children Home March, Toronto
On June 6th, 2021, Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and their allies convened at Queen’s Park in Toronto. The week prior, the remains of 215 children were found in an unmarked grave at the former site of Kamloops Indian Residential School.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: The Young Worker and Residential Schools, 1934
These articles, detailing the inhuman maltreatment and violence perpetrated against Indigenous people in the colonial residential school system, date back to 87 years ago — but they prove that this recent discovery was not an isolated incident, nor was it simply evidence of a so-called “dark chapter in Canadian history”.
Les jeunes communistes appellent à une véritable réconciliation : nous déplorons la découverte des 215 enfants
Comité exécutif central de la YCL-LJC, 31 mai 2021. This article is also available to
Young Communists Call for Real Reconciliation: We Mourn the Discovery of the 215 Children
The Young Communist League of Canada – Ligue de la jeunesse communiste du Canada mourns the 215 children found at Kamloops Indian Residential School and calls for the Canadian state to end its genocide of Indigenous people and begin reconciliation now.
Interview with Terre Chartrand on Indigenous Struggles in Wet’suwet’en
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.