We were all around for the last review - why would he proudly point to this disaster as a model to emulate

As the country recovers from scorching wildfires, our prime minister has introduced a massive new subsidy for the fossil fuel industry. And its middle class Canadians who will end up

To save universal health care, Ontario must reverse its path. Funding private clinics drains our public system, poaching staff and siphoning taxpayer dollars from front-line care.

In response to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement that the Pacific Link pipeline will be listed as a Project of National Interest under the Build Canada Act, Greenpeace Canada said: 

At 14, he heard Stravinsky and resolved to be a composer. As Reich approaches his 10th decade, the man revered by the likes of David Bowie reflects on a life that changed the soundtrack of modern livi...

Carney's need for capital is in tension with labour.

British Columbia should make long-term care part of its big-project building agenda and commit to a construction timetable for seven deferred public care projects, says a new report from the Centre fo...

OTTAWA — Privatizing Canada’s airports would put upward pressure on the cost of flying and put airport workers at risk, according to a new report from the Canadian Labour Congress, released ahead of n...

Growing income and wealth inequality, housing and food insecurity, lack of unionized jobs, and a health-care system in crisis contribute.

Compared to lotteries, online wagering was 45 times more likely to result in problem gambling. Each lost wager raises desperation levels, trapping teens in a vicious cycle of chasing losses.

The polycrisis of growing income and wealth inequality, deteriorating employment security and working conditions, and increasing food and housing insecurity is threatening wellbeing and fuelling the r...

David Suzuki critiques Prime Minister Mark Carney's Investment Summit for prioritizing economic growth over ecological survival.

A counter-summit and protest against the privatization of Canada's public infrastructure and resources. Toronto, September 12–14, 2026.

Day of Action for Public Health Care happening on September 1, 2026

Nature is our home—not an economic zone. The federal government wants to streamroll ahead with major projects by weakening environmental protections. Tell them to protect the nature that sustains us, ...

Tell your pension fund to develop an Indigenous Rights Policy

YouTube video by Charlie Angus

What would New York City look like without the hard-won victories of social movements? From the Young Lords campaigns to prevent lead poisoning and tuberculo... | CUP