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For more than two years the BC NDP had been decisively ahead in opinion polls, and their campaign had more...
A thousand steelworkers at US Steel Lake Erie Works in Ontario have been locked out once again by their employer.
BC Liberal leader Christie Clark has claimed the recent election and renewed majority government gives her a mandate to continue...
It has been two years since the eruption of the Egyptian revolution in 2011 that shook the country and the...
"For more than 120 years, workers of the world have united to celebrate May Day.
Since the Egyptian Revolution toppled the Mubarak regime on January 25, 2011 numerous strikes and protests have continued to develop...
Most people in BC will celebrate when the incumbent Liberals lose the election on May 14.
“Workers of the world unite! You have nothing to lose but your chains!” This is the ringing exhortation at the...
For decades, an army of social activists have proclaimed that there is an ongoing problem with poverty and homelessness in...
This spring marks the one-year anniversary of the Printemps Érable, the Quebec Spring, in which student protests, beginning the previous...
On April 22, there were 50,000 people in Montreal for Earth Day.
The New York Times confirms that increasing numbers of desperate university graduates are accepting unpaid work, in the hopes of...
There is a new spirit emerging in the Republic of Kosovo.
There’s an uproar over the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) using the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) to replace workers...
Hundreds of fast-food workers in New York City walked off the job this week, demanding a living wage.
