Moving Day: A “Desperate” Struggle for a Growing Number of Montrealers
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Quebec Workers Experienced a “Counter Revolution” Under Jean Boulet: Experts
The outgoing labour minister leaves behind a legacy of attacking the Constitutional right to strike.
Blainville Teenager Takes Stablex Fight International
After concluding that local avenues had been exhausted, a 14-year-old Blainville resident has brought the fight over the Stablex hazardous waste expansion before the CEC, an international environmental body established by Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Parched, Harassed and Dispossessed: A Montrealer’s Correspondence on Violence in the West Bank
I volunteered with the International Solidarity Movement in the West Bank in October 2025. It was the most violent year to date in terms of settler attacks against Palestinians.
Stripper Strike Provokes Internal Discord, Media Circus — and Worker Mobilization
While the majority of strippers did not strike on May 23, sex workers report feeling motivated to continue the fight for labour rights.
Who Raises Money for the Mayor of Montreal?
The mayor’s party is backed by real estate developers, big business and the pro-Israel lobby, according to its annual report.
How Pro-Israel Lobby Groups Are Involved in Judicializing McGill Pro-Palestinian Actions
Pivot identified nearly 20 civil lawsuits targeting pro-Palestinian actions at McGill University.
Occupation and Defiance in Trump’s America
Three months out from the reduction of ICE agents in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, residents remain on alert.
Guest Speaker at EMSB School Accused of Anti-Palestinian Bias
Sources say Heidi Berger presented a symbol of Palestinian support as being on par with neo-Nazi iconography.
The “Social Death” of Muslim Women in Quebec
Beset by job losses and attacks on their Charter rights, Muslims ponder their future in a province that’s left them feeling isolated and afraid.
Quebec Workers Experienced a “Counter Revolution” Under Jean Boulet: Experts
The outgoing labour minister leaves behind a legacy of attacking the Constitutional right to strike.
Blainville Teenager Takes Stablex Fight International
After concluding that local avenues had been exhausted, a 14-year-old Blainville resident has brought the fight over the Stablex hazardous waste expansion before the CEC, an international environmental body established by Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Parched, Harassed and Dispossessed: A Montrealer’s Correspondence on Violence in the West Bank
I volunteered with the International Solidarity Movement in the West Bank in October 2025. It was the most violent year to date in terms of settler attacks against Palestinians.
Stripper Strike Provokes Internal Discord, Media Circus — and Worker Mobilization
While the majority of strippers did not strike on May 23, sex workers report feeling motivated to continue the fight for labour rights.
Who Raises Money for the Mayor of Montreal?
The mayor’s party is backed by real estate developers, big business and the pro-Israel lobby, according to its annual report.
How Pro-Israel Lobby Groups Are Involved in Judicializing McGill Pro-Palestinian Actions
Pivot identified nearly 20 civil lawsuits targeting pro-Palestinian actions at McGill University.
Occupation and Defiance in Trump’s America
Three months out from the reduction of ICE agents in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, residents remain on alert.
Guest Speaker at EMSB School Accused of Anti-Palestinian Bias
Sources say Heidi Berger presented a symbol of Palestinian support as being on par with neo-Nazi iconography.
The “Social Death” of Muslim Women in Quebec
Beset by job losses and attacks on their Charter rights, Muslims ponder their future in a province that’s left them feeling isolated and afraid.