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Coalition-building, the International Day of Solidarity for Leonard Peltier, unionizing your university, taking on non-violent street actions, workshops and more!

'Tis the season for United Way workplace fundraising campaigns. But in Ottawa, a coalition of concerned people is asking: Is Big Charity getting too big for our communities?

Imagine: Yoko Ono pulled the plug on Stephen Harper -- today, at last, voters have a chance to do this themselves at the ballot box.

Foretelling the rise of the Tyrant Stephanus Harperius, whose relentless campaign of duplicity duped the populace into electing him as Dictator of Canadania.

Harper's determined efforts to demonize the notion of a coalition has helped push it off the agenda, even though coalitions are perfectly legitimate.

A group of citizens have formed Canadians for Coalition to educate the public on the validity of coalition governments, and encourage the Liberals and NDP to consider this option.

What politicians do is ventriloquise a set of sounds meant to gesture to some issue or event but if we really listen, these words are completely incomprehensible and have no relation to their meaning.

Never mind the panic! Doesn't it seem likely that among ordinary Canadians the whole idea of a coalition, and whether or not you have one, is by now a total non-issue?

While Harper is "dirtying" the idea of a coalition, the left in Canada seems to be mostly silent.

I have waited patiently for this election campaign to start and I can only hope it's the beginning of the end of Harper.

Early in 2011, a budget debate in Parliament is expected to trigger an election show down. It is time the opposition parties plan together to fight the Harper Conservatives.

The NDP should create a new politics rooted in a moral imperative, not in tactical maneuvering on home heating, and call for a coalition that could advance those values.

John Deverell proposes a temporary coalition to fast track electoral reform on the federal level.

Imagine the damage a coalition involving conservatives in Alberta would do to the prime minister's key scare tactic!

The next Canadian assembly to entertain thoughts of a coalition may not be Parliament but the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton.

Multi-scaled coalition organizing can inspire others to identify new possibilities for how they too can build mass participation and reinvigorate social movements.

It took many poorly constructed policy bricks to build the power tower the Conservative Party lives in as they rule Canada. But many of the bricks are cracked, and the edifice looks set to tumble.

After falling in the polls for weeks the leader of the Liberal Party seems finally to have received a reality check about his and his party's future.

Why does the implausible story of a federal NDP-Liberal merger have legs?

The 2010 Harper needs to give the 2004 Harper a call.

If the Liberals cannot overcome their fear of coalition they will continue their decline and bear responsibility for future assaults on the nation by Stephen Harper.

Private polling conducted for the Conservative government must be saying it can win a majority campaigning on narrow, far-right wedge issues.

Can the Liberals and NDP can get together in Alberta? Or is that the wrong question entirely?

The Coalition to build a better BC launched on Saturday, April 10th, in Vancouver with a kick-off rally.

Catch 22 Harper Conservatives is a grassroots campaign to help defeat the Conservative gov't by targeting the most vulnerable Conservative MPs - at least one for each day of prorogation.