Lori Theresa Waller
Lori Theresa Waller is rabble’s new labour beat reporter, a co-op position supported by the Canadian Auto Workers union. As a freelance writer, Lori has written about environmental and social justice topics for Briarpatch, The Dominion, and Peace and Environment News. She lives in Ottawa, where she works as a communications consultant, drums, dances, gardens, and is involved in community and activist groups including Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Movement Ottawa. In previous chapters of her life, Lori studied sociology, worked as a vegetarian cook, volunteered and worked for the Otesha Project, and biked throughout Alberta with the Sierra Youth Coalition to witness how landscapes, communities, and lives are being transformed by the rapid growth of tar sands exploitation.

Women's words: Five great quotes from Women's Forum 2013
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Cause for celebration this May Day: Marginalized workers find new ways to get organized
Labour news this week: Bangladesh factory collapse kills hundreds; EI protests to kick off week of action for workers' rights
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A few good recipes and words of advice from a veteran vegan cook
Saskatchewan prepares to gut labour laws with Bill 85
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Will Ontario act on Law Commission's advice to address precarious work crisis?
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