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On January 6, after two years of getting consistently walloped in the polls, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau finally swallowed...

While we appreciate that our book about the Canadian Auto Workers, Shifting Gears, is generating discussion and debate in labor...

An estimated 600 Amazon workers went on a short strike or participated in pickets from December 19 to Christmas Eve...

When capital is in trouble, governments have no difficulty finding billions and trillions of dollars at a moment’s notice to...

There’s lots happening in Canada’s union movement: new organizing, favorable legal reforms, big wage gains (5 percent per year since...

When Americans today think of the Constitution, many of us think of certain cherished freedoms we hold dear: freedom of...

Nearly fifty years on from its publication, Irving Howe’s 1976 World of Our Fathers: The Journey of the East European...

Rachel Kushner I have often thought there was something more classical in the simplicity of having a single novel narrator...

2024 is over, but not before hitting a historic high for the number of people dying at Spain’s borders. According...

You catch a glimpse of a figure in the mirror across the hall, but when you double back to check,...

Guido Alfani Indeed, particularly from the Middle Ages it became clear that the rich were often viewed negatively and seen...

Samuel McIlhagga There’s a theory that people overlay on top of these political phenomena and have been for a while...