90th anniversary of the Colonial Building Riot provides a lesson on class conflict and organizing
Taken from People’s Voice: By Ky Rees and Sean Burton In the early 1930s, the Dominion of Newfoundland was in a deep economic crisis along […]
Historic leadership vote suggests appetite for change at OPSEU
Taken from People’s Voice: By Meagan Christou The Ontario Public Services Employees Union (OSPEU) just held its first hybrid in-person and online convention. The convention […]
Ontarians can’t afford more Ford: defeat the Tories and demand a “People’s Alternative”
Taken from People’s Voice: By Drew Garvie With Ontario’s election underway, class conscious workers are eyeing the polls with increasing worry. For four years the […]
Roe v. Wade becomes State v. People
Taken from People’s Voice: On May 3, leaked documents indicated that the Supreme Court of the United States is preparing to strike down Roe v. […]
Ontario election: our Five-Point Plan for environmental justice and jobs
Taken from People’s Voice: PV Ontario Bureau Ontario and the planet are in the midst of a massive climate and environmental crisis. The effects of […]
War in Ukraine: Truth sacrificed at the altar of profit
Taken from People’s Voice: By Jad Kabbanji Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we have witnessed an unprecedented media outburst of war […]
What would a People’s Budget look like?
Taken from People’s Voice: Editorial The buildup to the 2022 Budget has been interesting, with plenty of competition for government spending and priorities. Certainly, the […]
Fighter jets or green electricity – the $19 billion question!
Taken from People’s Voice: F-35 purchase could instead finance conversion of 2/3 of fossil fuel electricity in two years Dave McKee On March 28, the […]
“Chinese Exclusion Act 2.0”
Taken from People’s Voice: The new Cold War and the spread of anti-Asian racism By Cindy Li Last April, the Toronto Star ran a hit […]
Racial equality and workers’ liberation – two sides of the same coin
Taken from People’s Voice: PV Labour Bureau On March 21, 1960 a group of 7000 people marched to the police station in Sharpeville township in […]