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The right’s political project is about dismantling worker power. Don’t get played.

The welcome decision shines a light on Canada’s flawed defence in similar investor-state case against Canada

As Queen’s Park moves toward the Quebec model of retail, there’s only one way to maintain revenues: Ontarians will have to drink more

We should embrace conflict in politics—but reject political violence. The stakes are too high to release that beast.

Ontario liquor store workers are standing up for a public asset

Organized dentists’ associations are working hard to undermine the public insurance plan—it’s time the federal government tackle it head on

Will women ever fully recover from the harsh realities of the pandemic?

Four years into COVID-19’s disruption, many women are still struggling

Immigrant women workers disproportionately carried the weight of the pandemic in Nova Scotia

The pandemic period has been a roller coaster for women in the workforce. Let's track some key dates.

Manitoba was the first province to introduce a universal home care program. Today, its services lag behind—due in part to inadequate treatment of workers.

The hotel industry was slammed by the pandemic. The industry has recovered—but its largely racialized, immigrant, women workers haven't

Shift Storm newsletter—May 2024 edition

The celebrated economist was recently awarded the Galbraith Prize in Economics.

Omatsu Files: There’s a lot of misinformation out there about the protests—let’s tackle it head on

The answer is that actually, tax policy has almost nothing to do with corporate investment