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What does it say when the easiest part of the life of a mother in a neoliberal city is starting a new job in the trades?

SCCAPV’s Statement on International Day Against Police

An interview with Simon Ash-Moccasin

For the fourth time in two months, protesters have disturbed major pipelines.

David Gray-Donald speaks to one of the activists who was involved in shutting down Line 9 at the Quebec–Ontario border on December 7, 2015.

An activist’s first-hand account of shutting down Line 9.

Bonus video feature for Joshua Campbell’s story, “A Very Fertile Occupation.”

Addressing systemic exploitation among academic instructors requires more than lip service.

What’s it like to be the only woman worker on a construction site?

The Unist’ot’en continue to square off with pipeline companies and the RCMP.

Maude Barlow stresses the need for broad mobilization from below in addition to voting to defeat the Harper government this fall.

Banks and corporations are bleaching the colour out of the rainbow.

Harry Leslie Smith lived through the Great Depression and WWII and he’s touring across Canada asking people to stand up for socialized medicine.

The struggle for a higher minimum wage isn’t just about poverty reduction – it’s about building worker power.

The Canadian government continues to block steps toward reconciliation even as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s interim report is released.

Non-union construction work involves calculations no one should have to make.

Alberta’s grassroots must carve out critical distance from the NDP.

Universities are not designed to meet student needs and that must change.

Electoral politics and grassroots movement building are often at odds; significant change in Alberta will hinge on independent organizing.

Is it possible to separate the pleasures of pro sports from a masculinity that is rooted in the degradation of women and queer people?