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A year after Amazon’s historic firing of thousands of Quebec workers, the provincial CAQ government’s promises to reassess its relationship with the giant have already been set aside. Its Ministry…

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As winter temperatures become more unpredictable, some worry for the future of training and competitions

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By Cam Scott  On April 12 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin exited earth’s atmosphere aboard the Vostok 1, completing one full orbit of the planet and securing his legend as […]

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PV Labour Bureau  With the recent announcement that Canada lost a whopping 100,000 jobs in the first two months of 2026, working people are becoming increasingly anxious about employment security. […]

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On the heels of Avi Lewis becoming the new leader of the federal NDP, Naomi Klein breaks down the importance of the victory

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Golden oyster mushrooms are spreading fast, altering how Ontario’s forests grow, decompose and nurture important native ’shrooms

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Hundreds of students across Ontario from high schools, colleges and universities rallied in protest of the Ford government’s sweeping changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).  Students, teachers, and…

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Kumar Thuraisinkam is facing deportation—but the minister who once decried the treatment of his community isn’t stepping in to stop it

The post He spent years defending Tamil refugees. As Minister, he’s refusing to stop a deportation back to danger in Sri Lanka appeared first on The Breach.

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The latest budget includes a plan to make public transit free for kids, rebuild wildfire-ravaged campgrounds and more — but advocates say it’s not enough

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Following lobbying by a mining group, B.C. is reviewing how it defines conservation across the province — raising concerns about weaker protections and stalled new protected areas

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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and Deputy Mayor of Scarborough Paul Ainslie met on Friday, March 27 with tenants of at 3434 Eglinton Avenue East after being confronted by the the…

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Leadership candidates make their final pitch to NDP members

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Desmond Cole takes the temperature from Winnipeg, where NDP members have descended to decide the party’s fate

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Since the start of their term, budget cuts and restructuring by the CAQ in Quebec’s public sector have pushed public services to the brink of collapse. While several student associations…

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A rank-and-file organizing effort by teachers has resulted in a historic vote to respect the “global picket line” called for by Palestinian trade unions. Put forward by union locals across…

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As an energy crisis increases pipeline fervour among some Canadian politicians, we dive into what it could take to build a pipeline to Manitoba’s north

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Rebick reflects on four decades of activism pushing the NDP left—and why she’s betting on Avi Lewis

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The Winnipeg convention this weekend will be a battleground between the left and the establishment of the party over who controls its governance

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The Toqi’maliaptmu’k Arrangement allows both groups to jointly care for Nova Scotia’s parks and heritage sites for the first time, after years of relationship-building

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Reporter Leah Borts-Kuperman dug deep to shine a light on the health risks many military members worry are caused by their contaminated workplace

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Hundreds of students, many traveling from universities across Ontario, converged on the Legislature at Queen’s Park on March 24. They gathered to protest plans by the Doug Ford Conservative government to make life miserable for learners less well off. Ford’s…

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By Rob Crooks and Cam Scott  From March 19 to 23, members of the Canadian Network on Cuba were in Havana for meetings and activities convened around the Nuestra América […]

The post Eyewitness report from Havana: Nuestra América Convoy challenges US blockade, builds solidarity appeared first on People's Voice.

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The journalists behind The Narwhal’s Generating Futures series share what they learned about communities leading the way on renewable energy

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By Drew Garvie  There is a dangerous illusion being sold to progressive-minded people in Canada today: the idea that massively increasing the military budget is somehow a progressive cause, a […]

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Using waste heat from sewers, data centres and power plants could cut costs and reduce the impacts of climate change in a growing region

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