May 18, 2017
WATCH: Our Toronto Zoo on the line
Toronto Zoo workers are walking the line for job security that will protect endangered species and keep you safe.
Humberto DaSilva
Humberto da Silva was born and lives in Toronto. An early desire to conquer the English language resulted in literary pretensions and numerous short story publications. The inclusion of "Compassion Fatigue" in the Oberon Press "Best Canadian Stories 92" anthology was a high point in his existence. He proudly labours at a day job as a Union representative. Currently he is a videographer, a citizen journalist, and a radical commentator for rabble.ca as "Not Rex" Murphy.
May 12, 2017
WATCH: Canadian Labour Congress street party delivers message to Bay Street
On May 11, 2017 activists and delegates of the Canadian Labour Congress gathered at the most hallowed ground of Canada's financial elites, for a street party, and to deliver a message.
Apr 18, 2017
Not Rex: Trump's new distraction wars
Nobody cares much anymore why hundreds of civilians were killed by an American coalition airstrike in Mosul. The fog of war obscures such troubling trivialities.
Mar 29, 2017
Not Rex: M-103 passed and the sky didn't fall
Anti-Islamophobia motion M-103 was just adopted by Parliament. Is this the end of free speech in Canada?
Feb 24, 2017
Not Rex: Trump's fake news originated with the big lie
Trump calls it fake news. Hitler, the founding father of fake news, called it the big lie.
Jan 19, 2017
Not Rex: The coming dark age of Trump
Not Rex delivers an alternative poem in the epic style on the coming dark age of Trump.
Jan 12, 2017
Not Rex: Hacking away at Hydro One
Russian hackers planted malware in Hydro One computers, but the best of Ontario's electricity systems had already been hacked away by a government a little closer to home.
Nov 30, 2016
Not Rex: Farewell to Fidel Castro
Fidel Castro dedicated his life to fighting imperialism that reduced South American nations to banana republics run by U.S. corporations.
Nov 16, 2016
Not Rex: Peel Children's Aid Society workers fight for caseload cap
The Peel Children's Aid Society is paying scabs $85/hour while their workers strike for caseload caps virtually everyone else already has. Why?
Oct 26, 2016
Not Rex: Hail Wallonia!
The Canada-EU trade agreement has met its Waterloo in Wallonia. Turns out CETA, which the Harper regime said was a done deal, may indeed be done.
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