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Sep 25, 2019

Naomi Klein: To fight eco-fascism, Canada needs Green New Deal champions

Sophia Reuss

We spoke with Naomi Klein about her new book, the Global Climate Strike, what's at stake in the upcoming Canadian federal election, and how the movement for a Green New Deal can counter eco-fascism.

Blog

Sep 20, 2019

20 reasons to strike

rabble staff

We strike because anything less than all out system change means jeopardizing the future of our planet.

Columnists

Sep 19, 2019

Youth are leading global climate strikes to demand urgent action

Amy Goodman

Denis Moynihan

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has sparked a global movement with her "school strike for the climate." The final two Fridays of this month are expected to be some of the largest global protests ever.

Blog

Sep 17, 2019

Canadian teachers unions are fighting to preserve public education

Maya Bhullar

rabble.ca launches its back to school series to amplify the union fightbacks.

Event

UN International Peace Day Panel & Special Ceremony

Sep 19, 2019

McLaughlin College, York University

120 McLaughlin St

Toronto , ON

Canada

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Ontario CA

To celebrate the UN International Day of Peace

Event

Freeland: Stop Coup Against Venezuela & Arms to Saudi Arabia!

Sep 17, 2019

MP Freeland's Office

344 Bloor Street West

Toronto , ON

Canada

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Ontario CA

Monthly protest to end sanctions against Venezuela & arms sales to Saudi Arabia

Event

Canada Out of NATO September Protest

Sep 17, 2019

NATO Association of Canada Office

48 Yonge St

Toronto , ON

Canada

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Ontario CA

Monthly protest against NATO during its 70th anniversary year

Blog

Sep 11, 2019

Burlington ramps up hostility to naturalized gardens

Doreen Nicoll

Burlington, it's time to walk the talk. The sooner we educate the population on the real impact of climate change, the better the chance we have of mitigating its impact.

Blog

Sep 10, 2019

Eco-unfriendly Burlington cuts down naturalized garden

Doreen Nicoll

On August 16, while a resident worked to save her plants, the City of Burlington cut down six feet of her naturalized garden to less than an inch in height. No plants were spared, including milkweed.

Blog

Sep 3, 2019

So long, Exarcheia: in conversation with Athenian essayist George Souvlis

Raluca Bejan

A Greek neighbourhood home to refugees and asylum seekers was raided by police about a week ago. Raluca Bejan speaks with academic and essayist George Souvlis about the political context.

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