In the final episode of our summer series, Aliya Hirji and Mari Dolcetti-Koros discuss the global climate crisis, its impacts on our younger populations and the ways in which youth are organizing and taking leadership in securing a truly just and sustainable world for us all.
A natural burial is not only cost effective, but it also supports a healthy environment.
Combating climate change means recognizing Indigenous rights and combating colonialism and capitalist greed.
Doreen Nicoll speaks to author and professor Dennis Raphael about the 1800’s concept of “social murder” and how it applies to Doug Ford’s government.
Amid a growing concentration of wealth in fewer hands, how do we understand billionaire wealth? And what do billionaires signal about our economic and democratic systems?
Over the past two years, nurses and healthcare workers across the country have continuously put their lives on the line to help Canadians overcome the deadly COVID-19 pandemic. Now, they share their side of the story.
As the Global South stands on the front-lines of the converging crises of COVID, capitalism and climate, isn’t it time to pay attention to the world’s majority? Isn’t it time for their knowledge, expertise and even leadership?
The global neo-fascist attack on unions, authoritarian government in the South Pacific, a plea by Ukrainian teachers, the LabourStart Report about union events and Woody Guthrie singing: “All You Fascists Bound to Lose.”
Stephen Wentzell speaks with Martha Paynter about her new book, Abortion to Abolition: Reproductive Health and Justice in Canada.
Guests Jon Weier and Tom Parkin discuss their upcoming report on “Mental Health and Wellness in the Workplace”. How does work impact our mental health? Is work culture in Canada good for us? Can it be?
Libby Davies sits down with Liz Marshall to talk about her recently internationally released documentary, Meat the Future.
Liz Shuler is elected president of The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO).
