News
Ed Finn
| A prolonged cessation of growth, without government bailouts, would eventually morph into capitalism's demise. |
Podcast
Scott Neigh
| Anti-capitalist organizations don't always understand environmentalism, and many environmental groups tend to work within a capitalist framework. Solidarity Halifax tries to bridge both approaches. |
Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| Her scholarly work identified the links between capitalism, imperialism and militarism, but she expected more than recognition as a thinker. Rosa Luxemburg wanted to change the course of history. |
Blog
Christopher Majka
| Politician, publisher and preacher: Gary Burrill is all this and much more. A keen analyst of social and economic development in the Maritimes, Burrill is vying for leadership of Nova Scotia's NDP. |
Podcast
Siegfried Barazov
| Progressive author and scholar Michael Parenti discusses his most recent book, "Profit Pathology and Other Indecencies" and the ongoing global struggle against austerity. |
Columnists
Harsha Walia
| Harsha Walia sits down with Glen Coulthard for a wide-ranging conversation about Indigenous nationhood which delves into his powerful premise: that there is no freedom in the settler-colonial state. |
Blog
Brad Hornick
| On September 27, Rising Tide Coast Salish Territories hosts a carnivalesque street party, an unusual move for an anti-colonialist, anti-capitalist and direct action-oriented activist group. |
Activist Toolkit
| A free manual on strategies for fighting common forms of debt and a vision for a social movement of debt resistance. |
Blog
Gary Engler
| Under capitalism the harder and more important the job, the worse it pays. The more pointless and socially unnecessary the work the more cash is thrown at the person. |
News
Tania Ehret
| The Theatre for Living presents 'Corporations in our Heads,' an interactive play that provides insight into the relationships we have with corporate culture and control. |
Book Review
Aaron Leonard
| Professor Geoff Mann discusses his book 'Disassembly Required' and how it engages those people who may not be fully informed about the status quo, but know they want to make a change from capitalism. |
News
Glen Coulthard
| Glen Coulthard asks how might we move beyond a resurgent Indigenous politic that seeks to inhibit the destructive effects of capital to one that strives to create Indigenous alternatives to it? |