Andrew Wilkinson, leader of the right-wing B.C. Liberals, is campaigning on a promise to cut the provincial sales tax.

Simpson's new novel "Noopiming" is a healing journey of Indigenous futurism through poetry, song and storytelling.

Based on the speech, it is hard to believe that there was any need to cut the previous parliamentary session short -- except to put a stop to committees that were looking into the WE affair.

Based on the speech, it is hard to believe that there was any need to cut the previous parliamentary session short -- except to put a stop to committees that were looking into the WE affair.

"Big labour" paints a picture of power hungry unions who are out of touch with workers. It's a phrase used to separate workers from their collectivity.

Some Ottawa insiders have speculated that the government will pull back from any overly ambitious new programs, be they in energy, social welfare or even health, to focus on the pandemic.

Seth Klein's "A Good War" is the book every climate-concerned Canadian has been waiting for.

The Trudeau government could show some leadership, and drop its appeal of last July's federal court decision that the Safe Third Country Agreement violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Part two in a series addressing the myths that conflate multiculturalism and anti-racism.

Adult day school teachers are precariously employed, have no job security, no benefits and are paid less than regular high school teachers.

Part one in a series addressing the myths that conflate multiculturalism and anti-racism.

To successfully and safely reopen public schools, governments and school boards should have focused on innovation and new investments. Instead, their main focus is on their financial bottom lines.

A reflection on the labour movement's achievements in 2020 so far.

Health reasons, but also not wanting to participate in a plan they say was not made with students or staff in mind, are contributing to teachers' decisions to hold off on returning to school.

Custodians are anticipating hours of additional work to be able to keep up with new cleaning demands in Ontario schools.

Advocates say the end of pandemic support programs will inflame B.C.'s rental crisis.

Foodster union organizers say they're now setting their sights on organizing the broader gig economy.

The constant rush to exploit resources, burn fossil fuels and create disposable plastic products for the sake of short-term profits is putting all life and health at risk.

Those who lack paid sick leave are often precariously employed and come from racialized communities.

An audio webinar from the Canadian Labour Congress exploring the effects of the COVID pandemic on women, and what a feminist recovery could look like.

Chronic underfunding of public schools in Ontario has forced school boards to choose between funding educational programming and funding maintenance.

Doctors gather to address systemic anti-Black racism by police, and how that impacts the public health sector.

Cutting down forests that have never been logged to produce more toilet paper, packaging and other paper products we barely recycle can never be circular, let alone sustainable.

Four million people will transition to an EI system that is not up to the task. The feds need to keep $500 per week flowing to workers impacted by COVID until a universal livable income is in place.

Harassment need not be by a superior at work, or even a co-worker, and the protection provided by occupational health and safety legislation is not limited to harassment on human rights grounds

The shuttering of child care in Canada has put parents and providers in an untenable position, but has also given policy-makers critical insights.

Public pressure for a safer school reopening got Jason Kenney's government to budge -- a little. The question is, will worried Albertans decide it budged enough?

With Lockheed Martin seeking $19 billion from the Canadian government to build new warplanes, now is an ideal time for teachers to divest from the war machine.