PV Editorial Board   Truth and Reconciliation Day, September 30, is a moment when we need to ponder the violence of colonialism and the ways it continues to reverberate through our […]

PV Alberta Bureau The questions in Alberta’s October 19 referendum are about monopoly encroachment and Albertan separatism. We’re in a mounting recession, and the United Conservative Party is pointing...

By Dave McKee   Peoples Voice has received reports that during the recent failed trade negotiations between the United States and Canada, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio offered the Canadian […]

PV staff   Tens of thousands of people are expected to rally tomorrow, September 1, on the same day that the Alberta government’s new healthcare legislation takes effect. Protestors warn that […]

By Dave McKee   At the end of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, a reformed Ebenezer Scrooge leans out his window and asks a passing child, “You boy, what day is […]

By Hugo  The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) broke a 30-year-old record in 2025-2026, for the number of new members recruited, which stands at 7,310. Although the recruitment-to-application ratio remains ...

Israeli authorities have torn down or forced the demolition of dozens of Palestinian-owned buildings across the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem in recent weeks, part of a year that […]

Monica Shannon  In early July, Lion’s Bay Search and Rescue, a local volunteer team serving communities along Howe Sound in BC, released a statement emphasizing why their and other SAR […]

Build Canada’s economic sovereignty through public ownership of auto and steel, rebuilding manufacturing, and mass construction of housing and public infrastructure   In the face of the mandatory revi...

By Ahmed Abbasis Israel drew a Yellow Line in Gaza to get what it has always wanted: Palestinian land. The Yellow Line is not a border; international borders are established […]

By Stéphane Doucet  On April 11, members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) demonstrated outside the Palais des congrès de Montréal as the Liberal Party of Canada held […]

By Dave McKee   Every week, it seems, a politician or pundit or media outlet is talking about the issue of forced labour. This is particularly so in the wake of […]

The Liberal’s spring economic update demonstrates the true character of this government. Having secured a majority in parliament with only 27 percent of support from eligible voters, Carney has been [...

By Stéphane Doucet  On April 11, members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) demonstrated outside the Palais des congrès de Montréal as the Liberal Party of Canada held […]

By Ahmed Abbasis Israel drew a Yellow Line in Gaza to get what it has always wanted: Palestinian land. The Yellow Line is not a border; international borders are established […]

The Liberal’s spring economic update demonstrates the true character of this government. Having secured a majority in parliament with only 27 percent of support from eligible voters, Carney has been [...

By Dave McKee   Every week, it seems, a politician or pundit or media outlet is talking about the issue of forced labour. This is particularly so in the wake of […]

By Dave McKee   In what can only be described as an acceleration and expansion of the bellicose and dangerous far-right populist movement around the globe, the US government of Donald […]

Citing financial and operational pressures from the escalating US economic war against Cuba, Canadian mining company Sherritt International has announced it is suspending its operations on the island....

By Rozhin Emadi   April 22 was Earth Day and, as with every year, we were encouraged to admire the beauty of the natural world. But Earth Day is also an […]

By Rozhin Emadi   April 22 was Earth Day and, as with every year, we were encouraged to admire the beauty of the natural world. But Earth Day is also an […]

Citing financial and operational pressures from the escalating US economic war against Cuba, Canadian mining company Sherritt International has announced it is suspending its operations on the island....

PV Saskatchewan Bureau Bell Canada and its political sponsors, the Saskatchewan Party, have announced that the company will build a 300-megawatt AI data centre in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood, [...

By Dave McKee   In what can only be described as an acceleration and expansion of the bellicose and dangerous far-right populist movement around the globe, the US government of Donald […]

PV Labour Bureau  With the recent announcement that Canada lost a whopping 100,000 jobs in the first two months of 2026, working people are becoming increasingly anxious about employment security. […]

By Rob Crooks   Premier of British Columbia and provincial NDP leader David Eby has announced that he will be introducing legislation to suspend sections of the Declaration on the Rights […]

By J-P Fortin   When the strike at Canada Post began in November 2024, one of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers’ main objectives – in addition to wage and benefits […]

By Dr. Rasem Bisharat   Available data indicate that attacks in the West Bank are no longer merely a temporary escalation in the level of violence; rather, they have evolved into […]

PV Labour Bureau   The 2026 Canadian Labour Congress Convention is meeting against a difficult backdrop, as the federal government launches the deepest austerity drive since at least the 1990s. In […]

By Leyla Goka   As the housing crisis continues and tenant struggles intensify, Toronto has a new city-wide tenant union. On April 18 the Toronto Tenant Union (TTU) held its founding […]

By Leyla Goka   As the housing crisis continues and tenant struggles intensify, Toronto has a new city-wide tenant union. On April 18 the Toronto Tenant Union (TTU) held its founding […]

PV Labour Bureau   The 2026 Canadian Labour Congress Convention is meeting against a difficult backdrop, as the federal government launches the deepest austerity drive since at least the 1990s. In […]

By Dr. Rasem Bisharat   Available data indicate that attacks in the West Bank are no longer merely a temporary escalation in the level of violence; rather, they have evolved into […]

By J-P Fortin   When the strike at Canada Post began in November 2024, one of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers’ main objectives – in addition to wage and benefits […]

By Rob Crooks   Premier of British Columbia and provincial NDP leader David Eby has announced that he will be introducing legislation to suspend sections of the Declaration on the Rights […]

PV Labour Bureau  With the recent announcement that Canada lost a whopping 100,000 jobs in the first two months of 2026, working people are becoming increasingly anxious about employment security. […]

By Rob Crooks and Cam Scott  From March 19 to 23, members of the Canadian Network on Cuba were in Havana for meetings and activities convened around the Nuestra América […]

PV Ontario Bureau  Doug Ford’s February 12 announcement that Ontario is ending the years-long tuition freeze and reducing OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) grants to a maximum of 25 percent […...

By Drew Garvie  There is a dangerous illusion being sold to progressive-minded people in Canada today: the idea that massively increasing the military budget is somehow a progressive cause, a […]

By Cam Scott   By now, the significance of Ottawa’s Defence Industrial Strategy ought to be clear. Under cover of a movement for sovereignty, Prime Minister Mark Carney has embarked upon […]

By Judy Haiven  On March 11, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston announced he was going to restore $53.6 million in the $130 million cuts his Tory government proposed for its […]

All out to defend education on March 24!  By Lenny Devereux  “Students choose nursing because we care about healthcare and the dignity of our patients,” Sierra Punchard of the Canadian […]

By Jad Kabbanji   The United States’ lopsided conflict with China has long moved beyond simple trade wars to now focus on physical control of strategic flows. Recent months have seen […]

Against the backdrop of the rising profile of the Parti Québecois, François Legault’s push for a Quebec constitution has received a lot of discussion in English-speaking Canada. But there is […]

By Rozhin Emadi   Earlier this year, the Iranian people took to the streets to protest the country’s dire economic conditions. These hardships have intensified due to US sanctions, which have […]