March 15, 2024
Thousands of BC forest workers losing their jobs
The forestry sector in BC supports 44,000 direct jobs and close to 100,000 more indirect jobs.
The forestry sector in BC supports 44,000 direct jobs and close to 100,000 more indirect jobs.
Nick Seebruch sits down with 2SLGBTQIA+ advocate Fae Johnstone to talk about the recent attempted political moves across provinces to take away trans rights – and how organizations like Momentum are fighting back.
How does conflict and occupation worsen the climate crisis for people and the planet? Between our military commitments and our climate commitments, where do our priorities lie? Can we achieve peace and climate justice in a world of war?
This week, Madison Edward-Wright sat down with Sarah Jama to talk about how her activism influences her politics.
This RadioLabour report features comments by Luc Triangle, the general secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation.
A RadioLabour report featuring comments by the general-secretary of Education International, David Edwards.
Brandi Morin talks about her coverage of Imperial Oil’s Kearl Mine tailings leak, the brutal displacement of an Indigenous homeless camp in Edmonton – and her ensuing arrest.
This week on rabble radio, we feature a segment from our most recent Off the Hill political panel, featuring El Jones, Fritz Pino; and Beisan Zubi.
February 20 marked the International Day for Social Justice. This year the International Labour Organization used the day to inaugurate a Global Coalition for Social Justice.
A RadioLabour interview with the president of the Ontario Teacher’s Federation of Ontario, Karen Brown.
This month, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that an Act Respecting First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Children, Youth, and Families (Bill C-92) is constitutional. Here to break that down is Naiomi Metallic.
This week, rabble labour reporter Gabriela Calugay-Casuga sits down with Cathy Holtslander, the director of research and policy for the National Farmers Union.