This week on rabble radio, we feature a segment from our most recent Off the Hill political panel. This month, our theme was ‘Off the Hill: Mind the gap – the federal budget and income equality.’
Ethel Tungohan joins rabble radio to talk about how care work is viewed in Canada. She also explains why a complete breakdown of colonized thinking, learning and working in Canada must take place.
The International Trade Union Confederation has produced a report describing how automation, algorithms and artificial intelligence systems are effecting workplaces.
This week, national politics reporter Stephen Wentzell is joined by Dr. Martha Paynter. The two discuss a new guidebook for providing abortion care in prison, a new jail facility being built in N.B., and the need for universal contraception coverage in Nova Scotia.
Many unionists are attending the 67th session of the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women being held in New York until March 17, 2023.
Teachers are helping by purchasing generators for the schools and their bomb shelters plus organizing mental health programmes for the children.
This week on the show, rabble contributor Doreen Nicoll speaks to Duff Conacher, co-founder of Democracy Watch, to talk about an ‘honesty in politics’ law and the fight to stop secret, unethical lobbying.
In part II of this episode, poet and novelist George Elliott Clarke discusses decolonization, power and shaping effective resistance.
In part I of this episode, poet and novelist George Elliott Clarke discusses Black history in Canada and the importance of recuperating Black histories through writing.
The global unions UNI and IndustriALL created a successful programme to protect garment workers in Bangladesh after the Rana Plaza disaster which killed over 3000 people. A RadioLabour interview with the deputy general secretary of UNI Global Union, Alke Boessiger.
It’s been one year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Code Pink, sits down with Nick Seebruch to discuss why a peaceful resolution should be the only resolution people should be advocating for.
It’s Black History Month. In our latest Off the Hill political panel, our special guests examined the critical issues facing us in Canada this month and highlighted some of the initiatives happening across the country to address systemic racism and inequality.
