Canada
A dangerous liaison looms in Québec
The PQ’s return to power raises the prospect of a right-wing alliance, renewed austerity, and difficult choices for the left, write Andrea Levy and André Frappier.
Down but not out, Québec solidaire must repurpose its role
Richard Fidler introduces two articles by Parti de la rue members critically analyzing the challenges ahead for Quebec working people and Québec solidaire after the October 5 election result.
Canada: Out of the impasse? The Avi Lewis campaign and left strategy
Marcel Nelson and Nathan Rao on the possibilities and potential pitfalls of Avi Lewis’s campaign for the New Democratic Party leadership.
Canadian auto isn’t in ‘crisis’, it’s in danger of extinction
Sam Gindin — Canadian autoworkers have faced many crises over the years, but the present threat is distinct.
From bad to worse: The new political setting and challenges for the Canadian left
Socialist Project — The growing threat of the right must be addressed. But this must not come at the expense of dissolving socialist politics into coalitions whose strategies have been responsible for the growth of hard-right forces in the first place.
Fighting climate change – Beyond Canada’s carbon tax
First published at Life on the Left.
Canada and the South African genocide charges against Israel at the ICJ
The Socialist Project joins a growing chorus of organizations and individuals supporting the South African case and calling on the Canadian government to do the same.
Building international solidarity with the Palestinians
Antoine Larrache & Terry Conway — Israel’s offensive against Gaza has sparked a worldwide revolt unlike any other issue.
Canadian left responses to war in Ukraine: A provisional balance sheet
Richard Fidler — Russia’s massive invasion of Ukraine, the prompt mobilization of resistance by Ukrainians, and the quick shift toward public support for NATO in much of Europe, confronted the international Left and progressive forces with some major challenges. The Left in Canada was no exception.
Canada: Tenants confront the housing crisis
Richard Fidler — How Ontario tenants fought for legal security of tenure, and won.
Against the tide: André Frappier’s journey as a class-struggle militant

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