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Postal workers are striking against the “gigification” of work—and aiming to expand public services at the post office

The discrepancy between Canada’s treatment of Ukrainian and Palestinian refugees shows a country without a sense of moral courage

Third parties and (non)partisan city politics in Saskatchewan

Fascism won in America because centrist politics have no popular base. Lessons for Canada.

There is much more work to do to achieve truth and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples

The federal government has failed to rein in the financial enablers of fossil fuel expansion

Right-wingers in the province helped to pioneer an electoral strategy that has since been adopted across right-wing politics

In order for universities to respond to the climate crisis, they need to fully cut ties with fossil fuel companies—as they did in the past with Big Tobacco.

Shift Storm newsletter—September 2024 edition

A second Trump presidency would have major negative effects on climate—both in Canada and worldwide.

Canadian farmers also have an interest in tackling the power of the rail duopoly

International trade successfully unified capital across borders—but it also unified movements

For Heredia, the only way to address regional problems is to deepen solidarity across borders

The two cities are divided by an increasingly militarized border—but organizers continue to build solidarity across state lines

Why some social movements opposed the Mexican government's controversial megaproject which would lay rail across southern Mexico