Politics in Canada

As this movement goes on, and grows by leaps and bounds, it is increasingly clear that it is not a movement of anger, of rage or of hate. It is a movement of love, of community and of hope.

an update on police violence (still heppening - everywhere) and a report on the quebec student strike (with a piece from Stefan Christoff). also, the NP calls for fascist repression...

The truth has now been exposed: the Koch brothers have long and deep investments in the Alberta tar sands.

These marches are totally illegal, openly flaunting the repressive bill 78, making a mockery of Premier Charest attempt to crush the student and peoples' movement.

Even after a press conference yesterday in Ottawa, we still do not know the details as to exactly what EI changes the government will bring about.

Toronto rallies in solidarity with Quebec students and against Bill 78, as part of a day of action marking 100 days of the student strike.

It's been an important week for Quebec student protesters, and we had lots of coverage in our blogs section!

Most British Columbians would agree that everyone should pay their fair share of taxes.

In solidarity with striking Quebec students, activists in Toronto are calling for a Casserole action tonight so bring your pots and pans.

Changes to the EI rules announced by the federal Conservative government today are not rooted in any lengthy policy rationale.

The Conservative Party of Canada’s lawyers yesterday filed a second motion to dismiss the legal challenges of individual citizens seeking to overturn federal election results in seven ridings

From the Quebec student strike to Occupy Wall Street, the potential for a new global resistance is emerging.

The Alberta Legislature could have done worse than choose someone like Gene Zwozdesky to wear the Speaker’s three-cornered hat.

The Charest government has turned to repression to try to break the largest and longest student strike in Quebec history.