Canada

Domestic violence allegation sidelines Toronto Blue Jays’ All-Star pitcher

May 11, 2018 By Al Neal

Where do our priorities lie—with winning the game or addressing a chronic violence issue within the professional leagues? I'd say it's winning...sadly.

Charges dropped against railroad for Lac-Mégantic catastrophe

April 16, 2018 By Jordan Barab

This was the story not of careless, lazy workers but of a railroad carrying hazardous cargo that cut corners on safety and maintenance wherever it could.

Will Canada’s NAFTA negotiators cave in to Trump?

March 29, 2018 By Elizabeth Rowley

Canadian Communist leader Elizabeth Rowley says the Trump administration is making extreme demands that will have a major impact on Canadian workers and farmers.

Thousands march against Canada oil pipeline expansion

March 12, 2018 By Morning Star

Justin Trudeau claims, nonsensically, that expanding the pipeline is part of his plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Canadian labor movement splits; membership raids underway

February 1, 2018 By Derek Blackadder

Within hours of the announcement, Unifor, in concert with hotel union dissidents, began raiding workers who are currently members of UNITE-HERE, a U.S.-based union.