Geography Archives: Canada

As their private jets descend on Toronto to promote a billionairist agenda will environmentalists confront Carney’s ecocidal CEO summit?

Tobi Lütke’s remarks reflect a long tradition of elite hostility to democratic equality.

We must push back against ideological containment that blocks the development of rebellious thinking and movements of resistance.

A capstone on a portrait of policy failure.

A new report finds that governments worldwide are reshaping labour law to favour corporate power.

Government silence won’t help Cuba. Grassroots solidarity can.

Unifor Local 252 in Mississauga announced that about 800 workers now have a collective agreement.

The strategy combines public investment, tenant protections, and non-market housing at a scale rarely seen in North America.

This government’s embrace of deregulation and extraction shows how deeply profit-driven assumptions shape public life.

Tenant movements are emerging as one of the most significant movements of our era.

Toronto-based Sherritt International Corporation, the largest foreign investor in Cuba for over three decades, announced on May 7 that it was suspending all direct participation in its joint venture activities on the island and immediately bringing back its Canadian employees currently stationed in Cuba.

“Security comes from funding homes, food and education. Security does not come from an economy built on war.”

Along the northern shore of the Great Lakes, across the water from Rochester, Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit, the Canadian manufacturing industry has long been part of the greater industrial archipelago of metal-bending communities—out of which American brand-name equipment, toolmakers, and vehicle companies grew in the early decades of the twentieth century.

California now has about 550 more fire-friendly hours a year than it did in the 1970s.

Ottawa’s actions at home contradict its criticism of Israel’s death penalty law.

Congratulations to Avi Lewis on his victory in the NDP leadership race.

Three recent reports provide the gory details about massive and growing wealth inequality in Canada.

Outrage and resistance are growing against a vicious campaign to muzzle political speech and action.

Ottawa’s response to the Iran war exposes the gap between Canada’s rhetoric on international law and its alignment with U.S. power.

By invoking the spirit of Dr. Norman Bethune, we ground ourselves in the principle of internationalism as a path toward collective liberation.