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- Canada : Striking AB InBev workers in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador campaign for boycott against Labatt products June 18, 2013Source: IUF
- Canada : Working People Raise Questions About Alberta Corp.'s Actions June 18, 2013Source: SFL
- Canada : CAW National President Ken Lewenza Recognized with Honorary Doctor of Laws June 18, 2013Source: CAW
- Canada : Stand up for public health care! June 18, 2013Source: CAW
- Canada : No More Unfair Drug Testing at Work June 18, 2013Source: CLC
- Canada : CLC to John Baird: Protect Women's Rights June 18, 2013Source: CLC
- Canada : Take the OPSEU child care survey June 18, 2013Source: NUPGE
- Canada : PSAC and Canada Post still talking about pay equity June 18, 2013Source: PSAC
- Canada : Striking AB InBev workers in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador campaign for boycott against Labatt products June 18, 2013
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- Harper loses his best hope for a Conservative MP from Montreal June 18, 2013Please support our coverage of democratic movements and become a supporting member of rabble.ca. In the election of 2011 the Conservatives did terribly in the 22 ridings of Montreal and Laval. In the predominantly francophone east and north of Montreal, and in Laval, they generally finished in fourth place, behind the NDP, Liberals and Bloc. In the central a […]karl nerenberg
- Cuts to refugee health-care continue to endanger lives June 18, 2013Please support our coverage of democratic movements and become a supporting member of rabble.ca. A year later, health-care professionals still can’t fathom the senseless cuts the Conservative government made to refugee health-care. “I had a patient whose HIV I could treat even though it was stable,” said Dr. Hasan Sheikh, a family medicine resident at the Un […]johnbon
- Video: 'Refugee health care cuts in Canada -- We're better than this' June 17, 2013Is this show currently playing? June 17, 2013 A spoken word piece by Ikenna Onyegbula. Watch the video and share it! Refugee Health Care Cuts in Canada — We're Better Than This [Ikenna Onyegbula] 'Refugee health care cuts in Canada -- We're better than this': A spoken word piece by Ikenna Onyegbula. Watch the video and share it! To learn […]rabble staff
- Athabasca Healing Walks a celebration of what our planet has lost June 17, 2013Please support our coverage of democratic movements and become a supporting member of rabble.ca. Remember back in the day when a friend would send you a mix tape? Well here's mine... In was the summer of 1972 and I filled my backpack with a jacket, sleeping bag, couple of shirts and I hit the highway! I was relying on my thumb to take me across Canada f […]John Bennett
- The world will be poorer without Nelson Mandela June 17, 2013Please support our coverage of democratic movements and become a supporting member of rabble.ca. We have in our home four separate photos of my wife with Nelson Mandela, taken in South Africa and Canada, which we consider among our most precious possessions. read moregerry caplan
- Federal court hears government had duty to consult Hupacasath First Nation on Canada-China FIPA ratification June 17, 2013Over three days last week in Vancouver, lawyers for the Hupacasath First Nation and Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade argued before a federal court judge on whether the government has a duty to consult First Nations before ratifying international treaties such as the Foreign Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement (FIPA) with China. […]Council-of-Canadians
- Migrant Dreams documentary delves into temporary foreign worker issue June 17, 2013June 17, 2013 migrant_dreams_poster.jpg migrant-dreams1.jpg migrantdreamsfilming.jpg Award-winning filmmaker Min Sook Lee's Migrant Dreams documentary project has a deep connection to her past -- her Korean parents emigrated to Canada in the early 1970s and her father did menial labour, including picking worms, in order to provide for the family. " […]rabble staff
- Harper loses his best hope for a Conservative MP from Montreal June 18, 2013
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- In a Rush to Modernize, MySpace Destroyed More History June 17, 2013By Ian Milligan In 1963, despite community opposition, New York City’s Pennsylvania Station was torn down. It was an age of modernism, old being wiped away for new. Afterwards, some of the sails went out of that movement: there was renewed interest in architectural preservation, added hesitation when it came to the wholesale destruction of [...]Ian Milligan
- History Slam Episode Twenty-Three: Congress Recap June 12, 2013The 2013 Social Sciences and Humanities Congress was held recently in Victoria, which of course included the CHA Annual Meeting. In a beautiful city, with a beautiful campus, and spurred on by beautiful weather, the conference was quite a success. A hearty congratulations to Penny Bryden and her entire organizing committee at the University of [...]Contributor
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