Greetings rabblers. It’s the last roundup before labour day! Terrified? It’s ok. These might help get your mind off school/orange leaves/cold weather.
August 22 marked the one year anniversary of Jack Layton’s death. Brian Topp remembers him and asks what’s next for his party.
34 strikers were killed by police in South Africa last week. Nima Maleki explains the situation.
Remember when roundups were 80 per cent student strike? It’s been quiet lately, but Ethan Cox says make no mistake! The movement continues.
The Regina Mom gives a bit of history on the whole Todd Akin-legitimate rape-magic uterus shut down thing.
And, lastly. Wanna join a cool club and maybe win something awesome? Read this.
Photo: Photo: Matt Jiggins/Flickr via Brian Topp
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