Gabriela Calugay-Casuga sat down with Bernadeth Betchi, a representative plaintiff for Thomas et al v. Canada, who shared why seeking justice through the court is meaningful to her.
Albertan consumers and businesses have overpaid $24 billion in electricity costs since the sector was de-regulated in 2001.
In episode four, Palestinian storyteller Sarah Abu-Sharar joins us for our third annual Mouth Open Story Jump Out episode. Through Palestinian folktales and stories of her father, she reflects on the meaning and power of stories within Palestinian resilience, recuperation and resistance.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees has produced an AI guide for unionists.
Andréanne Brazeau from the David Suzuki Foundation sits down with Nick Seebruch to talk about COP29.
If Donald Trump is re-elected as US president he may once again impose tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.
Our panel featured NDP MP Niki Ashton; rabble columnist and policy analyst Chuka Ejeckam; poet and activist El Jones; and rabble’s own parliamentary reporter Karl Nerenberg.
This week on rabble radio, Louise Smith from Independent Jewish Voices Canada (IJV) sits down with Nick Seebruch to talk about the work IJV does advocating for peace and justice in Israel-Palestine.
Rahul Kumar and Tanner Mirrlees discuss the rise of education technology and artificial intelligence across colleges and universities.
In this, the second in a two part series the Protect the Right to Organize (PRO) Act is described.
Community organizer Syd Blum join us to talk about their work organizing workers in Nova Scotia and how they’re trying to bring the issue of tip theft to the attention of the provincial government.
Alistair Hepburn, executive director of ACTRA Toronto, explains why the do-not-work notice was placed on Mr. Beast’s Beast Games in Toronto and the other actions ACTRA is taking to protect Canadian performers.
