It’s in the nature of a sun to rise and set. After five years, Midnight Sun Magazine is winding down.

Richard Roys on breaking down persistent false oppositions between anti-racism and class politics in Quebec, France, and beyond.

Mostafa Henaway on the emergence of the Carney doctrine in Canadian politics: elbows up and austerity for the many.

David Camfield on the important wins and equally significant missed opportunities of the Air Canada flight attendants’ strike.

Behnam Amini on anti-imperialism and Israel’s war on Iran.

A conversation with Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras organizer Martha Ojeda about building solidarities across North American borders.

In a new poem, Jade Wallace playfully refigures disability as poetic constraint.

David Camfield on current conditions – and hope – for communists. An excerpt from Red Flags: A Reckoning with Communism for the Future of the Left (Fernwood Publishing).

YouTube video by The Breach

Readings and a Q and A with three fantastic authors (live-streamed from TYPE Books Junction).

Valérie Lefebvre-Faucher on the women in Marx’s life and the rediscovery of feminist histories. An excerpt from Jenny, Eleanor, and Laura, et al.: This is Not a Book About Marx.

Valérie Lefebvre-Faucher on the women in Marx’s life and the rediscovery of feminist histories. An excerpt from Jenny, Eleanor, and Laura, et al.: This is Not a Book About Marx.

John Clarke on building a liberatory class politics in the face of the escalating trade war between Canada and the US.

Jane Shi on disability justice, Palestine solidarity, and faith as action.

Todd Gordon on why Canadian nationalism is a dead end, and on the need for a strategy centred around mass struggle and workers’ solidarity across borders.

Todd Gordon on why Canadian nationalism is a dead end, and on the need for a strategy centred around mass struggle and workers’ solidarity across borders.

Alan Sears on the generative desiring at the heart of revolutionary politics, a potential antidote to capitalism’s dehumanizing effects.

Overshadowed by other releases, Daniel Sarah Karasik’s 2024 debut novel Disobediance is a parable of community building, queer love, and hope after the apocalypse. Reviewed by Roz Milner.

Malika Sharma on grief and solidarity.

Fathima Cader and May E on nurturing solidarities between Indigenous, Palestinian, and Tamil struggles – and the trust- and relationship-building at the heart of such efforts.

Midnight Sun is excited to publish an excerpt from the founding text of The Peoples Want – a new network dedicated to revolutionary internationalism from below – along with a brief conversation with c...