Andrew Biro is an Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in the Department of Politics at Acadia University. He has been a Research Associate with the Nova Scotia office of CCPA since 2005.

Sheila Block is a senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives' Ontario office. Find her on Twitter at @SheilaBlockTO.

Kara Babcock has been an adult and continuing education teacher in Northwestern Ontario for eight years. She is on Twitter at @tachyondecay.

Anna-Liza Badaloo (she/her) is a writer and program consultant working at the intersection of health, environment and social justice. Find her on Instagram and LinkedIn at @annalizabadaloo

Emma Bainbridge (she/her) is a student journalist studying political science and urban studies at McGill University. Find her on twitter at @emmakbainbridge.

Emma Bainbridge is a freelance writer interested in climate and social justice whose work appears in Xtra, J-Source, Midnight Sun Magazine, and more. She studies political science and urban studies at McGill University. Find her on twitter at @emmakbainbridge

Albert Banerjee, PhD, is the Health Research Chair in Community Health and Aging, St. Thomas University, NB.

Mary Bartram is the Director of Policy at the Mental Health Commission of Canada.

Maxim Baru is a Strategic Consultant with APTS Centre-West Montreal. Former Head of Organizing at Efling Union, he specializes in trade union mobilization, education, and organization. Maxim is based in Montreal, Quebec.

Hamid Benhmade est porte-parole du réseau québécois pour une mondialisation inclusive (RQMI).

Brnesh Berhe (she/her) is a freelance graphic designer, illustrator and writer from Edmonton, Alberta. With over 10 years of experience, her work has appeared in CBC, Afropunk and the Polaris Music Prize.

Sophie Birks is a writer and researcher from Montreal, and can be found on Twitter at @sophiejeanbirks.

Cruz Bonlarron Martínez (he/him) is an independent writer and researcher currently living in Colombia. He writes on politics, human rights, and culture in Latin America and the Latin American diaspora. Follow him on twitter at @cruzbonmar.

Yunus is currently a PhD student at York University.

Michael Bradfield (he/him), Retired Dalhousie University Economist and CCPA-NS Research Associate

Susan Braedley, MSW, PhD, is an Assistant Professor with the School of Social Work at Carleton University, Ottawa.

Paul Brodoway grew up on a farm near Enderby, British Columbia and has worked in construction for most of his working life. At the age of fifty he enrolled at the University of Alberta and majored in history with a minor in economics. He is a long time supporter of the Parkland Institute and its focus on the well-being of all the people and the environment.

Craig Brown works at Vancouver Coastal Health.

Catherine Bryan is an associate professor in the School of Social Work at Dalhousie University and the chair of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Nova Scotia Office’s Research Advisory Committee.

Shane Burley (he/him) is a writer and filmmaker based in Portland, Oregon. He is the author of Fascism Today: What It Is and How to End It (AK Press). His work has appeared in places such as Jacobin, AlterNet, In These Times, Political Research Associates, Waging Nonviolence, Labor Notes, ThinkProgress, ROAR Magazine and Upping the Anti.