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Freeland’s departure challenges NDP to offer a progressive alternative to the Liberals
The departure of Chrystia Freeland sets the stage for a political showdown within a few months and a potential challenge for ...
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Forcing postal workers back to work misuse of labour code says Canadian Labour Congress
The president of Canada’s largest labour organization slammed the government for forcing postal workers back to work.
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Help us reach our fundraising goal this winter!
A message from Mary Unan, rabble board member: support the work the good folks at rabble.ca do by supporting fundraising ...
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Rachel Notley, Alberta’s first NDP premier will announces she will quit as MLA
Speculation about whether party Leader Naheed Nenshi would run in her soon-to-be-vacant central Edmonton riding immediately ...
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Trump’s first hostile move will come at Canada’s northwest border with the U.S.
Serious consequences for Canada's economy, environment, and wildlife are on the horizon as a second Trump presidency looms.
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Animal shelters continue to grapple with post pandemic surrenders
Shelters are encouraging people to ethically adopt if they’re gifting a pet this holiday season. Clementine, an ...
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Will closing down supervised consumption sites in Ontario really make communities safer?
Last week, our Jack Layton Journalism for Change fellow Eleanor Wand shared a piece on rabble.ca which examined the Ontario government’s decision to move forward with plans to close 10 of its 19 ...
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55,000 postal workers fight for millions of Canadian workers
Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are on strike not only for themselves but to protect the jobs of many more workers. An interview with the president of the Canadian Labour Congress, Bea ...
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Top asset managers falling short of labour expectations
The Global Union's Committee on Workers’ Capital is sounding the alarm that asset management companies may not be doing their upmost to protect workers rights.