Resilient roots
Understanding Black labour struggles in so-called Canada
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Breaking with our bosses
Redefining workplace violence
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Rebuilding our social institutions
Labour can lead on divesting from destruction, funding the public good -
Unexpected solidarities
Building power for Palestine in the federal public service
Latest Stories
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Labour pains
To achieve liberation beyond decriminalization, unions must materially support sex workers
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On breaking and not breaking the war machine
Canada’s arms industry is growing. And, increasingly, its workers are unionizing and even striking. These strikes come with enormous possibilities for the labour movement – or enormous challenges.
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Alternative agriculture, radical reimaginings
The political economy of migrant labour in Canada’s agricultural industry
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Abolishing carceral social work
Reflections on the new anthology championing abolition within social work
Current Issue
January/February 2025
Resilient roots: Black labour struggles in so-called Canada. Plus: Nunavut's dual climate and housing crises, treaty responsiblity to Palestine, building solidarities in Chinatown, and more. Cover art by Beck Deresse.