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

What is it? And does it protect workers’ rights?

Since Mexico's progressive government radically reformed labour law, workers and their unions are flexing their muscles across the country

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

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

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

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

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

Cities have long been seen as engines that drive prosperity but a new fiscal arrangement is needed that allows them to tackle the serious issues of our time.

We can shape the future of urban life

Guess who first normalized pedestrian shaming

The city's infrastructure is dominated by the automobile