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1) HISTORIC MINERS' STRIKE ENDS IN SUDBURY...
By Liz Rowley
Three
hundred and sixty days
after it started, the strike of 3,300 miners, mill and smelterworkers
in Sudbury and Port Colborne against Vale Inco, the second largest
mining company in the world, is over.
By a
vote of
75.5% at Local 6500
in Sudbury, and 74% at Local 6200 in Port Colborne, the United
Steelworkers voted July 8 to end the longest mining strike in Canadian
history....
2) TENTATIVE AGREEMENT IN QUEBEC PUBLIC
SECTOR
By
Robert Luxley
On June 25,
representatives of
Québec's Common Front public sector unions reached an agreement
in
principle with the Charest government. The move put an abrupt end to
negotiations, weakening the response of the working class to measures
to address the crisis of big capital.
The
agreement covers issues such
as wages and pensions, for which the unions had made common demands....
Labour Day 2010
statement, Central Executive Committee, Communist Party of Canada
This
year's
Labour Day takes
place two years into the most serious capitalist crisis since the Great
Depression. The so-called "recovery" is already faltering in Canada and
around the world. Corporate profits and huge bonuses for top executives
have rebounded, but for working people, the reality is continued high
unemployment, falling incomes, more social cutbacks, and new attacks on
wages and pensions. On a global scale, the working class faces the
unchecked growth of militarism and imperialist wars, and the impact of
deepening environmental problems and natural disasters....
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2010
August 1-31
1)
A LOOK AT THE FUTURE: MASS OPPOSITION, BRUTAL STATE REPRESSION
2)
BIG BUSINESS BENEFITS FROM POVERTY WAGES
3)COUNTDOWN
IN OTTAWA - Editorial
4)
WIKILEAKS AND CANADA - Editorial
5) THE COMMERCIAL MASS MEDIA AND THE G20
WARRIOR NATIONS
6) COMMUNIST LEADER CALLS FOR INQUIRY INTO
G20 POLICE REPRESSION
7) STRATEGIES TO CONFRONT THE RELIGIOUS
RIGHT
8) NORTHERN B.C. BIOSOLID DUMPING FACES
RESISTANCE
9) MUSIC NOTES
10) INFO LEAKS REVEAL SCOPE OF AFGHAN WAR
DISASTER
11) CENTENARY OF COPENHAGEN SOCIALIST
WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
12) NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT - PRINCIPLES,
PRACTICES AND PROSPECTS
13) ITUC CONGRESS RESOLUTION SETS OCTOBER
7 MOBILIZATIONS
14) WFTU CALLS INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNION
ACTION DAY
15)
WHAT'S LEFT
July 1-31
1)
ALTERNATIVE TO THE NEW CAPITALIST "CONSENSUS"
2)
CONSERVATIVES DENY FULL ACCESS TO AFGHAN DOCUMENTS
3)
TAKE PRIDE IN SOLIDARITY!
4) SCHOOL'S OUT, BUT B.C. LIBERALS STILL
IN TROUBLE
5) COMMUNITY SUPPORT STRONG FOR M.P. LIBBY
DAVIES
6) CAR RENTAL WORKERS SAY "HERTZ HURTS!"
7) SOLIDARITY WITH JOSE FIGUEROA -
Editorial
8) THE REAL STORY OF THE RCMP - Editorial
9) HARPER'S FIGHTER-JET PRICE TAG
SKYROCKETS
10) SHAME ON US FOR KEEPING SILENT
11) MURDERS OF UNION ACTIVISTS UP 30%
WORLD-WIDE
12) BRITISH GOVERNMENT FINALLY APOLOGIZES
FOR "BLOODY SUNDAY"
13) OIL: GREED AND PROFIT IN THE GULF
14)
WHAT'S LEFT
15)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000
IN 2010
June 16-30
1)
COMMUNIST PARTY DENOUNCES ISRAELI "PIRACY AND MURDER"
2)
CUPE ONTARIO: INTERNAL DIVISIONS CONSUME CONVENTION
3)
SINKING LIBERALS LASH OUT AT TRUSTEES
4)
ONTARIO NATIVES READY TO PROTEST HST
5)
WAR CRIMES REDUX - Editorial
6)
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL DAY - Editorial
7)
THE THEOCRATS IN OUR MIDST
8)
POLAND'S ANTI-COMMUNIST LAW TURNS HISTORY ON ITS HEAD
9)
"THE LOWER DECK WAS COVERED WITH BODIES"
10)
CALL FOR ACTION: PALESTINIAN BOYCOTT, DISINVESTMENT AND SANCTIONS
11)
CHEONAN INCIDENT: QUESTIONS AND CONTRADICTIONS
12)
NO WAR WITH KOREA!
13)
15,000 COMMUNIST AND PEACE ACTIVISTS MARCH IN TEL AVIV
14)
REMEMBERING 1935: BALLANTYNE AND CORBIN
15)
WHAT'S LEFT
16)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000
IN 2010
June 1-15
1)
CANADA: TAX HAVEN FOR BIG CAPITAL
2)
GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK REMAINS SHAKY
3)
ANTI-HST DRIVE TO PASS THRESHOLD
4) LOOKING BACK AND AHEAD - Editorial
5) SHAMEFUL DECISION BY PRIDE TORONTO -
Editorial
6) HARPER TORIES: ACCOMPLICES IN THE DEATH
OF WOMEN
7) COMMUNISTS SLAM McGUINTY BACKDOWN ON
SEX EDUCATION
8) REMEMBERING THE HEROES OF 1935
9) ECONOMIC RECOVERY "HOLLOW" WITHOUT
FULL-TIME JOBS
10) ROMANTICISING THE CRIMINAL: PROFILE OF
A KILLER
11) FEARS OF MORE POLITICAL EXECUTIONS IN
IRAN
12) WITH STRANGE BEDFELLOWS: MOBILIZATION
AGAINST PREVAL GAINS MOMENTUM 13) WHAT'S LEFT
14)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000
IN 2010
May 16-31
1)
MAY DAY COLLECTION SENT TO SUDBURY STRIKERS
2)
CONSTRUCTION TALKS BOG DOWN IN QUEBEC
3)
BIG MAY DAY RALLIES IN MONTREAL AND TORONTO
4) NATIONALIZE THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
5) A SYSTEM GOING UP IN SMOKE - Editorial
6) "PRO-LIFE" POLICY KILLS WOMEN -
Editorial
7) FIRING RAISES FEARS ON PRIVATE SCHOOL
FUNDING
8) MICHEL CHARTRAND, TRADE UNIONIST AND
SOCIALIST
9) BHAGAT SINGH: A SECULAR REVOLUTIONARY
10) LET US COMMEMORATE 65 YEARS OF THE
VICTORY!
11) IS MARXISM RELEVANT TO
ENVIRONMENTALISM?
12) "ANTI-TORY MAJORITY MUST RULE" -
British CP
13) MAY DAY RALLIES HIT CORPORATE AGENDA
14) MASS STRIKES PARALYZE GREECE ON MAY 5
15) KILLINGS UNDERMINE THE PEOPLE'S
STRUGGLE, WARNS KKE
16) WHAT'S LEFT
17)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000
IN 2010
May 1-15
1) A MESSAGE FROM THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF
CANADA
2) EUROPEAN WORKERS STRIKE TO DEFEND JOBS
AND PENSIONS
3) ONTARIO BUDGET: OPEN FOR BUSINESS
4) CAMPBELL LIBERALS CIRCLING THE DRAIN
5) THE CRISIS AND MAY DAY - Editorial
6) CHILLING REVELATIONS - Editorial
7) WASHINGTON'S DOUBLE STANDARDS
8) SOUTH KOREA'S STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRATIC
RIGHTS
9)
NO "RECOVERY" FOR YOUNG WORKERS
10)
WHAT'S LEFT
11)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000
IN 2010
April 16-30
1)
MASS STRUGGLES SHAKE CHAREST LIBERALS
2)
SOLIDARITY WITH JOURNAL DE MONTREAL WORKERS!
3)
NEW WAVE OF ATTACKS AGAINST ANTI-RACISTS
4)
VANCOUVER SCHOOL CUTS MEET ANGRY RESPONSE
5)
CLIMATE JUSTICE FOR EARTH DAY - Editorial
6)
CANADIANS SAY "NO EXTENSION" - Editorial
7)
"MARXIST FUNDAMENTALISM"
8)
EARTH DAY 2010: ENVIRONMENT BEFORE PRIVATE PROFIT
9) CLIMATE CHANGE AND YOUTH STRUGGLE
10) CATALYST PAPER LIES TO DRIVE DOWN WAGES
11) NEW MISREPRESENTATIONS AIMED AT NORTH
KOREA
12) BENGAL COMMUNISTS RALLY AGAINST "GRAND
ALLIANCE"
13) PAUL ROBESON: THE "TALLEST TREE IN OUR
FOREST"
14) WHAT'S LEFT
15)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000 IN 2010
April 1-15
1)
75,000 MARCH IN COMMON FRONT DEMONSTRATION
2)
WINNING THE STRIKE AGAINST VALE INCO
3)
CAW CALLS FOR UNITED ACTION TO STOP SIEMENS CLOSURE
4) COMMUNIST PARTY SLAMS SIEMENS PLANT MOVE
5) MOMENTUM BUILDS FOR B.C. ANTI-CUTS
CAMPAIGN
6)
A SPRINGTIME OF HOPE - Editorial
7)
STILL HERE, STILL SCARY - Editorial
8) ANTI-FREE SPEECH CAMPAIGN HITS
ROADBLOCKS
9) BLOCK THE MANITOBA PUBLIC SECTOR WAGE
FREEZE
10) GLOBAL CAPITALIST POVERTY: FACTS AND
FIGURES
11) FORBES: CRISIS HITS ONLY LOW INCOME
EARNERS
12) TAR SANDS PROTEST HITS ROYAL BANK
13) DANISH COURT RULES IN "TERRORISM" CASE
14) HUGE PROTESTS AGAINST INDIA PRICE HIKES
15) COLOMBIAN AUTHORITIES MAY TRANSER
LILIANY OBANDO
16) WHAT'S LEFT
17)
PV FUND DRIVE: $50,000 IN 2010
March 16-31
1)
ANOTHER PRO-BUSINESS TORY BUDGET
2)
YES, WE DO HAVE CHOICES - Editorial
3)
AFGHAN WAR VS. DEMOCRACY - Editorial
4) 4) "TO STATE THE FACTS IS NOT
ANTI-SEMITISM"
5) 2010 BC BUDGET: MORE AND MORE OF THE
SAME
6) BC COMMUNITY COALITION CALLS APRIL 10
RALLY
7) WASN'T THAT A PARTY... BUT LOOK AT THE
MESS
8) ONTARIO MINISTRY OF EDUCATION ADOPTS
PRO-GAY MEMORANDUM
9) RIDEAU CANAL BUILDERS DENIED HISTORIC
RECOGNITION
10) MORE GENERAL STRIKES AGAINST GREEK
"AUSTERITY"
11) DESCENT INTO BARBARISM: US AND NATO
WAGE WAR ON THE WORLD
12) THE MOSSAD HIT AND ISRAEL'S PATH OF
SELF-DESTRUCTION
13) WHAT'S LEFT
14) PV FUND DRIVE:
$50,000 IN 2010
March 1-16
1)
GENDER GAP REMAINS IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD
2)
IWD 2010 - TIME TO FIGHT BACK - Editorial
3)
RETURN OF THE ROGUES - Editorial
4) 4) CANADA-U.S. PROCUREMENT DEAL CONDEMNED
5) CPC CONVENTION END WITH CALL FOR
GROWING FIGHTBACK
6) OLYMPIC DIARY: IN THE STREETS AS THE
GAMES COME TO VANCOUVER
7) HIGHER DEATH RATES FOR INUIT INFANTS
8) CANADA, OLYMPIC HOCKEY, AND WOMEN
9) "OFFICIAL RESTAURANT" OF OLYMPICS PAYS
LOWEST WAGES
10) DEADLY CONFLICT CONTINUES IN BENGAL
11) MULTINATIONALS DAMAGE GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENT
12)
GREEK WORKERS BATTLE AUSTERITY MEASURES
13)
YOUTH FESTIVAL IN SOUTH AFRICA
14)
WHAT'S LEFT
15)
PVFund Drive: $50,000 in 2010
16)
THE "CANADIAN PARLIAMENTARY COALITION TO COMBAT ANTI-SEMITISM" WHAT IT
MEANS FOR CANADIANS
February 1-28
1)
TENS OF THOUSANDS RALLY AGAINST "ROGUE HARPER"
2)
500,000 COULD RUN OUT OF EI BENEFITS
3)
SCAFFOLD DEATHS HIGHLIGHT SAFETY CRISIS
4)
THE PATH NOT TAKEN: HOW TO SPEND
BILLIONS
5) LOG EXPORTS NOT NEEDED FOR B.C., SAY
STEELWORKERS
6) "RED TENTS" FOR VANCOUVER HOMELESS
7) THOUGHTS ON THE HAITIAN DISASTER -
Editorial
8) GREETINGS TO CPC DELEGATES - Editorial
9)
THE LESSON OF HAITI
10) SIKHS REMEMBER JYOTI BASU AS SAVIOUR
11) WHERE SHIPS AND WORKERS GO TO DIE
12)
CODIR APPEALS FOR POLITICAL
PRISONERS
13)
WHAT'S LEFT
January 16-31
1)
HARPER OUT OF OFFICE NOW!
2)
OFL DELEGATES DEMAND UNITY AND ACTION
3)
THE DEAD CAT BOUNCE?
4) SINGING THE
PROROGATION BLUES - Editorial
5) "ARYAN GUARD" VOWS
NEW VIOLENCE
6) OLYMPICS GRASSROOTS
NEWS
7) "NO SECURITY WITHOUT
HUMAN RIGHTS," WARNS CUPW PRESIDENT
8) LILIANY OBANDO TRIAL
TO RESUME IN FEBRUARY
9) MARX IN COPENHAGEN
10) CHILEAN COMMUNISTS
RETURN TO CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
11)
HUMANITY'S RIGHT TO LIFE
12)
WHAT'S LEFT
January 1-15
1)
GLOBAL DIVIDE OPENS FURTHER AT COPENHAGEN TALKS
2)
A TALE OF TWO CONVENTIONS
3)
YOUNG WORKERS MEET IN HAMILTON
4) NEO-NAZIS IMPLICATED IN CALGARY BOMBING
5) RIGHT-WING TACTICS DISRUPT CFS MEETING
6) BIG LABOUR STRUGGLES FOR 2010 -
Editorial
7) MILLIONS FOR WAR, NOT THE PLANET -
Editorial
8) MORALES WIN WILL DEEPEN BOLIVIAN
REVOLUTION
9) CANADA SHOULD MAKE DOW ACCOUNTABLE
10) A SWEEPING CRITIQUE OF CANADA'S REAL
RECORD
11)
END TORTURE, END THE WAR
12) "SOCIALISM IS THE ONLY REAL
ALTERNATIVE"
13) WHAT'S LEFT
2009
December 1-31
1)
SUDBURY STRIKERS DIG IN FOR LONG WINTER
2)
YET ANOTHER ACCUSATION OF RCMP TASER KILLING
3)
QUEBEC SOVEREIGNTY: A MEANS OR A GOAL?
4) EXPLOITATION SOARS, UNEMPLOYMENT
JUMPS!
5) CLIMATE CHANGE - A MATTER OF LIFE AND
DEATH
6) CANADA IN BARCELONA - NO BOY SCOUT
7) HANDCUFFS FOR HARPER AND HILLIER? -
Editorial
8)
TIME TO PAY "CLIMATE DEBT" - Editorial
9) HAMMOND ELECTED NEW B.C. COMMUNIST
LEADER
10) "LORD OF THE FLIES COLLEGIATE"?
11)
UN COMMITTEE CONDEMNS RIGHTS ABUSES IN SOUTH KOREA
12) THE LONG RACE FOR FULL EQUALITY
13)
DIPLOMAT CONFIRMS
CANADA'S DIRTY ROLE IN AFGHANISTAN
14)
THE "WOMAN AMONG WARLORDS" TOURS NORTH AMERICA
15)
WHAT'S LEFT
November
16--30
1)
GLOBAL WAGES DROP DESPITE "ECONOMIC RECOVERY"
2)
FEDERAL PENSION REFORMS A DROP IN THE BUCKET
3)
BC FEDERATION OF LABOUR MEETS NOV. 23 IN VANCOUVER
4) HANDY-DART
WORKERS
DESERVE SUPPORT
5) B.C. LIBERALS ORDER
PARAMEDICS "BACK TO WORK"
6) WHO ARE THE
HATEMONGERS IN CALGARY?
7) COMMUNIST PARTY
CONDEMNS CALGARY POLICE INACTION
8) CAPITALISM IN THE
DOGHOUSE - Editorial
9) CLOSING CANADA'S
DOORS - Editorial
10) COMMUNIST PARTY
HITS TORIES ON FLU OUTBREAK
11) COPE/VISION
DIFFERENCES BEGIN TO EMERGE
12) SUPPORT THE FORD
WORKERS!
13) HMCS FREDERICTON
SAILS TO FIGHT "PIRATES"
14) TWO MARTYRS
REMEMBERED ON NOVEMBER 16
15) "CAPITALISM ERECTS
MANY WALLS" - ALEKA PAPARIGA
16)
WHAT'S LEFT
November
1-15
1)
FORD DEMANDS MORE CONCESSIONS IN US, CANADA
2)
ONTARIO'S ECONOMIC UPDATE: WOULD YOU LIKE WAGE RESTRAINTS WITH THAT TAX
CUT?
3)
CUPE DELEGATES PRESS FOR STRONGER FIGHTBACK
4) ANOTHER FASCIST
ATTACK IN CALGARY
5) HARPER IGNORES THE
OBVIOUS - Editorial
6) THE WALL PLUS 20 -
Editorial
7) SFL CANCELS LABOUR
MINISTER'S INVITATION
8) 5,000 NORTEL
PENSIONERS CONVERGE ON OTTAWA
9) TRILATERAL PEACE
CONFERENCE MEETS IN TORONTO
10) REALITIES, CONCERNS
AND CHALLENGES FOR THE PEACE MOVEMENT
11) UK TORIES LINKED TO
LATVIAN FASCISTS
12) KOREA AND "THE WALL"
13) CUBAN FIVE MEMBER
RESENTENCED TO 22 YEARS PRISON
14) BOOK TELLS THE
STORY OF INDIA'S GADAR REVOLUTIONARIES IN CANADA
15) HEALTH CARE IN THE
GREAT WHITE NORTH
16)
MERCHANT MARINERS ASSISTED IN VICTORY OVER FASCISM
17)
WHAT'S LEFT
October
16-31
1)
MINING INTERESTS DICTATE CANADA'S
POLICY
2)
CPC RAISES ALARM OVER ANTI-COMMUNIST MOVEMENT
3)
VICTORIES FOR ALL CANADIANS - Editorial
4)
BE AFRAID.... VERY AFRAID - Editorial
5) COPE ELECTED OFFICIALS HELP KEEP HEAT
ON CAMPBELL
6) THE CONTINUING ALLURE OF "NON-LETHAL"
WEAPONS
7) PEOPLE'S CO-OP: NOT READY FOR RETIREMENT
8) DOCUMENTARY SHINES LIGHT IN DARK CORNERS
9) COLOMBIAN PRISONER DRIVEN TO SUICIDE
10) JAILS NOTORIOUS FOR BRUTALITY
11) PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA MARKS 60TH
ANNIVERSARY
12) MIXED RESULTS IN EUROPEAN VOTING
13) A SPECIES IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION
14) WHAT'S LEFT
October
1-15
1)
UNEMPLOYED TO HIT 57 MILLION: OECD
2)
ECONOMIC RECOVERY? FOR WHOM?
3)
COMMUNIST PARTY SLAMS EI "REFORMS"
4)
UNIONS, MICHAEL MOORE BACK SUDBURY STRIKERS
5)
SUPPORT STRIKING SUDBURY STEELWORKERS!
6)
LEGAL OBSERVERS TO MONITOR 2010 OLYMPICS
7)
SMELL OF DEFEAT IN AFGHANISTAN - Editorial
8)
KENNEY IMPOSING FAR-RIGHT AGENDA - Editorial
9)
CLEAN UP THE TORY/CORPORATE SLUDGE
10)
WILDROSE VICTORY A WAKE-UP CALL FOR ALBERTA
11)
Bill 177 - BACK TO HARRIS TORY POLICIES
12)
H1N1, PUBLIC HEALTH AND RACISM INTERTWINED
13)
PROSECUTORS RELUCTANT TO TREAT GAY-BASHINGS AS HATE CRIMES
14)
A TASTE, BUT NOT A COMPLETE MEAL
15)
"ALMEIDA LIVES TODAY MORE THAN EVER"
16)
YOUTH UNION CONFERENCE PLANNED IN PERU
17)
WHAT'S LEFT
September 16-30
1) ECONOMIC TRUTHS COUNTER "RECOVERY" MYTH
2) UNIONIZATION RATES RISE SLIGHTLY
IN CANADA
3) COMMUNIST PARTY PREPARES FOR 36TH
CONVENTION
4) ACT TO BRING HOME STRANDED CANADIANS
5) MAKE AFGHANISTAN AN ELECTION ISSUE -
Editorial
6) ALTERNATIVES TO THE HST - Editorial
7) BC BUDGET UPDATE: A DELIBERATELY
MISLEADING DOCUMENT
8) LABOUR SLAMS BC LIBERAL BUDGET
9) B.C. CHIEFS REJECT ATTACK ON INDIGENOUS
RIGHTS
10) THREE WARLORDS TO VISIT CANADA
11) LEONARD PELTIER AGAIN DENIED PAROLE
12) THE LOCKERBIE CASE: COVER-UPS AND
HYPOCRISY
13) "TRUST IN IRANIAN GOVERNMENT SHATTERED"
14) CZECH COURT OVERTURNS KSM BAN
15) BIG SHIFT IN JAPANESE POLITICS
16)WPC TRILATERAL PEACE CONFERENCE IN
TORONTO OCTOBER 2-4
17) WHAT'S LEFT
September 1-15
1)
LABOUR DAY 2009: TIME FOR ANGER AND ACTION
2)
"ECONOMY STILL IN FREE-FALL
3)
THE STRANDED CANADIANS - Editorial
5) LAYTON SILENT
ON "TROOPS OUT NOW" DEMAND
6) FREE TRADE
SELLOUT BY MANITOBA NDP
7) BEWARE OF
"RECOGNITION AND RECONCILIATION ACT"
8)
HST REVOLT STUNS CAMPBELL LIBERALS
9)
AUTHOR SLAMS MEDIA COVERAGE OF HONDURAS
10)
WAR RESISTER CONTINUES BATTLE AGAINST DEPORTATION
11)
BC SOLIDARITY FOR BAJA LEMPA COMMUNITIES
12)
NO COMFORT FOR "COMFORT WOMEN"
13)
DANISH COMMUNISTS EXPOSE POLICE SPYING
14)
PAKISTAN ARMY CONTINUES OFFENSIVE AGAINST TALIBAN
15)
WHAT'S LEFT
August
1-31
1) END THE COUP IN
HONDURAS! CANADA
MUST ACT NOW!
2) SUDBURY MINERS TAKE
ON A BIG FOE
3)
WINNIPEG WATER
CHANGES "A MONUMENTAL ROBBERY
4) CANADA'S EI BENEFITS
WELL BELOW
OECD AVERAGE
5)
ABOUT THAT "BUMPY
RIDE" - Editorial
6)
NEW AND IMPROVED? -
Editorial
7)
CPP REFORMS -
PUNISHING WORKERS
WHO RETIRE EARLY
8) 2010 OLYMPICS UNDER
INCREASING
CRITICISM
9)
LILIANY OBANDO TRIAL
SET FOR AUG.
27
10)
IN DEFENSE OF THE
MOVEMENT OF
IRANIAN PEOPLE FOR DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
11)
TRIBUTE TO CAPTAIN
HUGH MULZAC
12)
HONDURAN OLIGARCHY:
"THE WAR IS
AGAINST CHAVEZ"
13)
WHAT'S LEFT
July 1-31
1)
ELECTION POSTPONED: UNEMPLOYED DEEP-SIXED
2)
NATIONAL STEEL CAR STRIKERS HOLD OUT FOR FAIR CONTRACT
3)
BORDER GUARDS ARMED - BUT NOT IN AKWESASNE
4)
HAMILTON COPS
ANNOUNCE SURVEILLANCE OF PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENTS
5)
MUNICIPAL WORKERS
STRIKE IN TORONTO
6)
WOMEN "LESS THAN
STIMULATED" BY TORY ECONOMIC UPDATE
7)
MORE HARPER HYPOCRISY - Editorial
8)
KILLING INTERNET PRIVACY - Editorial
9)
WHY THE GM TAKEOVER IS NOT
"SOCIALISM"
10)
"REPRESSION AND
LIES WILL NOT STOP THE IRANIAN PEOPLE"
11)
COMMUNIST PARTY
CONDEMNS THREATS AND SANCTIONS AGAINST N. KOREA
12)
HAPPY PRIDE '09, CANADA!
13)
CONTINUING THE DEBATE
ON YOUTH ISSUES
14)
VISIT TO A COLOMBIAN
POLITICAL PRISONER
15)
WHAT'S
LEFT
June
16-30
May 1-15
1)
FOR A UNITED, MILITANT AND MASS STRUGGLE
2)
OPEN FOR BUSINESS: ONTARIO BUDGET 2009
3)
INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY - WFTU STATEMENT
4) BC COMMUNIST
CANDIDATES CALL FOR RADICAL CHANGE
5) ECONOMY GETTING
WORSE, NOT BETTER - Editorial
6) STV NO REMEDY FOR
VOTERS - Editorial
7) COALITION LAUNCHES
CAMPAIGN TO SAVE PUBLIC HEALTH CARE
8) WHO REALLY BUILT THE
RIDEAU CANAL?
9) YOUTH ISSUES TO
RAISE ON MAY DAY
10) SUMMIT OF THE
AMERICAS CONCLUDES WITH CONTROVERSIAL DECLARATION
11) TEN YEARS AFTER THE
NATO ONSLAUGHT AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA
12) WINNIPEG GENERAL
STRIKE MARKS 90TH ANNIVERSARY
13) WHAT'S LEFT
April
16-30
1)
WHAT ARE WE FIGHTING FOR?
2)
CHRYSLER EXTORTS CANADIAN AUTOWORKERS
3)
CAW ENTERS DANGEROUS WATERS
4) RACIST RAIDS FUEL
DIVISIONS - Editorial
5) THE LURE OF FASCISM
- Editorial
6) KICK OUT THE
CAMPBELL LIBERALS
7) COMMUNIST CANDIDATE
BREAKS GROUND IN KOOTENAY WEST
8) WHY THE STV IS
UNDEMOCRATIC
9) BC SCHOOL BOARDS
FACE NEW FUNDING SHORTFALLS
10)
SCIENCE UNDER FIRE ON EARTH DAY 2009
11) PEACE CONGRESS
DEMANDS "CANADA OUT OF NATO"
12) "THE PEOPLE'S
VOTES COUNTED"
13) US-KOREA FREE
TRADE DEAL SPARKS CONTROVERSY
14) WHAT'S
LEFT
20)
NEW
ISSUE OF REBEL YOUTH ON SALE
April 1-15
1)
CLC LAUNCHES EI CAMPAIGN IN HAMILTON
2)
CNTU CALLS FOR "MASSIVE MOBILIZATION" ON EI
3)
ONTARIO STUDENT LEADER CALLS FOR PROVINCE-WIDE MOBILIZATIONS
4) MILITANT ACTION WINS
PARTIAL PAYMENT FOR AUTOWORKERS
5) WINNIPEG BUDGET
FAILS WORKING PEOPLE
6) HOMELESS AND POOR:
A CAPE BRETON WORKER IN BC
7) GALLOWAY DECISION:
CRIMINALIZING DISSENT - Editorial
8) THEN THERE'S JASON
KENNEY... Editorial
9) BUSH FREE TO ENTER,
GALLOWAY BARRED
10) "CRISIS NOT AN
ANOMALY OF CAPITALISM"
11) MASSIVE GENERAL
STRIKE ROCKS SARKOZY IN FRANCE
12) FMLN HOPES TO
REBUILD EL SALVADOR
13) MEETINGS ACROSS
CANADA MARK 2004 COUP IN HAITI
14) SOUTH KOREA'S
MISSILE SPECULATION FRENZY
15) WHAT'S
LEFT
March
16-31
1) FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MUST BLOCK STELCO
LAYOFFS
2) WILL WE LET CANADIAN STEEL BECOME A
MEMORY?
3) TORY BLITZKRIEG AGAINST AUTO WORKERS
4) WORKING PEOPLE DIDN'T CAUSE THE CRISIS
5) BC HAS HIGHEST CHILD POVERTY IN CANADA
6) CHANGING LEADERS IN ONTARIO - People's
Voice Editorial
7)
OUT OF CONTROL COPS - People's Voice Editorial
8) CAMPUS CLAMPDOWN A DESPERATE TACTIC
9) GOOD CAPITALIST, BAD CAPITALIST?
10) THE AFGHAN QUAGMIRE: IMPERIALISM STAYS
THE COURSE
1) LEE MYUN BAK'S FIRST YEAR
12) VICTORY FOR WORKERS IN GUADELOUPE
13) COMMUNIST & WORKERS' PARTIES JOINT
STATEMENT ON PALESTINE
14) WFTU CALLS FOR APRIL 1 DAY OF STRUGGLE
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