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Recent Bullets

  • Medical Care in Ontario’s Private Clinics

    A new report Illegal, Unlawful and Unethical: Case Studies of Patients Charged for Medical Care in Ontario’s Private Clinics, featured evidence from more than a hundred patients about user fees … Keep reading »

  • How KingSett Capital Hijacked Toronto’s Revitalization Plans

    In March of 2021, Toronto’s City Council directed staff to find funding sources for the purchase or expropriation of 214-230 Sherbourne Street to build “deeply affordable and supportive housing” as … Keep reading »

  • Protecting the Right to Protest and Picket

    In Toronto and York Region, we are witnessing an alarming rise in anti-democratic, anti-worker motions being introduced by municipal Councillors. Using various pretexts, members of council in Toronto and York … Keep reading »

  • Ecuador is Not For Sale

    A coalition of eco-activist, civil society, and indigenous groups are facing increased repression and violence in the struggle to halt extractivism and to hold the Noboa administration accountable to Ecuador’s laws enshrining the rights of nature. Keep reading »

  • April 7: Six Months of Genocide in Gaza

    The world has watched for six months as Palestinians are murdered, injured and displaced en masse by the Israeli occupation. Canada has aided and abetted this atrocity. Canadian arms deals … Keep reading »

  • The Power of Finance Is Inherent to Capitalism

    Analysts of financialization often present it as a sign of capitalist decline, yet the rise of finance has actually strengthened capitalist domination. The only way to challenge this power is by converting finance into a public utility. Keep reading »

  • Stand up to the Israel Lobby

    The false accusations of antisemitism against the UK Labour Party provide a cautionary tale for BC’s NDP. Keep reading »