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Could we NATIONALIZE a steel company to stop layoffs? The NDP says so, and the government isn’t ruling it out
Something exciting could be happening in Canadian politics. Yes, really.
In response to a Trump-supporting CEO’s anti-worker moves, progressive politicians are calling for an American-owned steel company, Stelco, to be nationalized.
That...
The nature bulldozing, right-to-strike busting bill just passed its first vote. Here’s what happens now
The Liberals and Conservatives teamed up yet again today — funny how that keeps happening — to get Bill C-39 over the hurdle of its first vote in the House of Commons.
That’s the massive, 243-page bill that consolidates even more power und...
Will Carney prove to be a ‘progressive’ conservative, or just conservative? We’re about to find out
Prime Minister Mark Carney has a real chance to show Canadians that there’s actually still one difference between his government and the one we’d have if Pierre Poilievre had won the last election — a distinction that increasingly appears t...
A national newspaper basically threatened NDP Leader Avi Lewis’ life. Why is no major media talking about this??
One of Canada’s largest newspapers just published what read a whole lot like an incitement to violence against NDP Leader Avi Lewis, prompting widespread condemnation.
Yet for some reason, there appears to be all but radio silence from mai...
Canada’s first ‘national interest’ project is an oil pipeline, which means bye bye orcas and hello climate dystopia. And for what?
Prime Minister Mark Carney has officially announced that a crude oil pipeline — one that will almost certainly drive our Vancouver-area orcas to extinction and will exacerbate the climate crisis — is Canada’s first-ever project designated a...
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