Crisis as Class Strategy

Mostafa Henaway on the emergence of the Carney doctrine in Canadian politics: elbows up and austerity for the many.

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An early morning Air Canada flight descends to a runway next to shimmering water, perhaps a lake. The dawn sky is orange with purple tones.

The Air Canada Flight Attendants’ Strike and the Need for Greater Union Democracy

David Camfield on the important wins and equally significant missed opportunities of the Air Canada flight attendants’ strike.
A large red X sculpture in Juarez, Mexico as seen from downtown El Paso, Texas, USA. Both cities are dense urban environments with low structures; many of the houses have red rooftops. The sky is a hazy blue-grey.

Internationalizing the Coalition

A conversation with Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras organizer Martha Ojeda about building solidarities across North American borders.
A small bird, a sanderling, appears to dance or run across a beach. The beach is rocky, with rounded dark stones. The photo looks a bit overexposed, the backdrop white.

Villiform

In a new poem, Jade Wallace playfully refigures disability as poetic constraint.
A torn and bent chain-link fence. Blurred trees and land in the background, autumnal colours.

From Trade War to Class War

John Clarke on building a liberatory class politics in the face of the escalating trade war between Canada and the US.
A close-up of a yellow rock with a pattern on it, in orange, that appears to depict people of different heights and sizes standing in a circle with hands linked.

Ritual and Repetition

Jane Shi on disability justice, Palestine solidarity, and faith as action.

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