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A ceremony at the Americas Social Forum held in Guatemala City, October 7 to 12. A report back meeting will be held November 27 in Toronto.

Delegates watching a presentation at the Good Jobs for All Summit. Over 1000 attended the November 22 event in Toronto.

CEP President Dave Coles. November 21 and 22 were National Days of Action Against Petro-Canada, which locked out members of CEP Local 175 one year ago.

rabbleTV brings you coverage of the launch of Tony Clarke's Tar Sands Showdown in Ottawa.

The 40th Parliament opened this week in Ottawa. Photo: http://libbydavies.ca/

On Wednesday, Barriere Lake Algonquins blockaded Highway 117 for a second time, following this action last month. Photo: http://barrierelakesolidarity.blogspot.com/.

As Parliament opens, a couple of former roommates battle it out to replace Dion as Liberal leader.

First there was Obama Girl and now we have something even better - HarperGirl.

Defeated NPA candidate Michael Geller stopped by the Vision Vancouver celebration with his daughter. He gave out this pin.

As Parliament gets set to open next week, troubled economic waters are ahead.

A spoof issue of the New York Times declared the war on Iraq over.

This picture of the UK National Teachers Union strike march won LabourStart.org's Labour Photo of the Year.

On November 5, thousands of students hit the streets of Toronto to demand lower fees.

On Saturday, November 1, a protest against the tar sands was held in Edmonton

It's Media Democracy Day in Toronto. As part of the day's events, video activists will be asking the public, "What's missing in the media?"

"Slacker Uprising" takes place in the wake of "Fahrenheit 9/11," during the run-up to the 2004 election, as Michael Moore traveled America, in a failed attempt to remove George W. Bush from office.