Why Immigrant, Newcomer and Racialized Communities Still Face Barriers to Voting in Canada

Published September 14, 2021 Explainer

This is what democracy really looks like for immigrant, newcomer and racialized communities

Why Raising Taxes on Canada’s Wealthiest Elites Is a Winning Issue This Election

Published September 3, 2021 Explainer

The right-wing war on taxes is over, Canadians are ready to get serious about how to pay for important public services

Working From Home is Changing the Reality of Work. Why Aren’t Canada’s Political Leaders Talking About It?

Published August 27, 2021 Explainer

The ‘work-from-home revolution’ is set to bring dramatic, far-reaching and unequal changes for Canadian workers

Canada is Holding a Snap Federal Election. Here’s Why That Could Backfire on Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.

Published August 23, 2021 Explainer

All the answers to your questions about Canada’s snap federal election that you were too afraid to ask

Why Powerful People Refuse to Take Action on Urgent Issues

Published August 3, 2021 Explainer

Politicians often prefer to cause harm by not acting at all rather than causing harm by taking action.

What Is Sectoral Bargaining and How Can It Help Canada’s Working Class?

Published July 30, 2021 Explainer

New Zealand is set to move forward with its own version of sectoral bargaining next year. Labour experts say expanding it in Canada could help working people.