Building rural unions
Reductions in unionized jobs and the specific nature of rural life require new methods of organizing.
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“Hung out to dry”
To stem this war on drugs, all tools are necessary and all hands needed on deck
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“We are not made of steel”
Photojournalist Salama Nabil Younis speaks of the psychological toll of war reporting in Gaza
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Ruling ideas in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s Bill 12 shackles academia to capital, turning 10 universities into sites of struggle
Latest Stories
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The false promise of nuclear power: a review of M.V. Ramana’s Nuclear is Not the Solution
Ramana’s book cuts through the glittering claims of the nuclear industry and gets to the heart of why scaling nuclear up is infeasible and should be undesirable
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Ukrainian resistance to Russian colonialism
A reading list
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Caste is a labour issue
Fighting for recognition of caste-based discrimination at Queen’s University
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On organizing a queer collective agreement in the Yukon: a conversation
Two members of the Queer Yukon Society bargaining team discuss their wins and the lessons learned
Current Issue
November/December 2025
Workplace drug policy is hurting workers and unions can do more. Plus: lessons from a harm reduction union, solidarity with incarcerated workers, sewing solidarity in Winnipeg, rural unionism, and more. Cover art by Amanda Priebe.
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