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Downsizing, consolidation, "efficiency measures" and automation have consistently shown oil and gas companies to be a bigger threat to oil workers than government policies.

Culture workers are organizing to bring arts funding back into the provincial budget

L’Ontario dépense de moins en moins pour les écoles

Combien d’employés votre conseil scolaire a-t-il perdu ces dernières années?

Ontario is spending less and less on schools

The Ontario legislature’s expulsion of Jama exposes the limits of liberal inclusion—it’s about the struggle against settler colonialism, in Canada and in Palestine

Instead of undermining technology transfer provisions, Canada once played a key role in disseminating breakthrough medical technology

How many staff has your school board lost in the past few years?

Canada must heed opposition to investor-state dispute settlement and rethink trade deal with Ecuador

Shift Storm newsletter—March 2024 edition

Much-watched CUSMA case raises public morals and environmental justifications for Mexican food measures—and first-of-its-kind Indigenous Peoples’ defence

Canada’s latest federal budget has some real gains in it—and some really frustrating half-measures

The business lobby is spinning the tax increase as a middle class issue. It’s not.

It is too soon for the federal government to rest on its climate laurels.

2024 federal budget makes biggest investments in housing, care economy in generations with its second-to-last budget before an election

Financial Accountability Office paper is essential reading for every Ontarian