Unite and Drive Against Austerity and for a People’s Recovery! 26th Ontario Convention, May 5-6
The 26th Convention of the Communist Party of Canada (Ontario) will take place May 5-6 at the GCDO Hall, 290 Danforth Avenue, Toronto. Members and friends of the Party are encouraged to read the Draft Political Resolution (click the link below for a pdf version) and submit their analyses to the Discussion Bulletin, care of mckee1968@gmail.com. OntConvDB1 Share this: Read More
The Occupy movement is a powerful and liberating action
A message from the Central Executive Committee, Communist Party of Canada The expansion of Occupy Wall Street actions across North America is a welcome boost for the movement to check the power of transnational capital. The conscious decision to rise up together against corporate rule is a powerful and liberating act, with enormous potential. Tens of thousands took... Read More
Communists Demand New Financial Deal for Cities
September 25, 2011 The Communist Party of Canada (Ontario) today called for a New Financial Deal for Cities, citing the unprecedented public opposition to the Ford administration’s proposed spending cuts which would virtually eliminate or privatize every service offered in Toronto. “Mayor Ford says Toronto’s problems are all about spending,” said CPC (Ontario) leader, Elizabeth... Read More
US Steel: Negotiate or Nationalize
Negotiate a Just Settlement with Locked Out Steelworkers, or Nationalize US Steel Now! Steelworkers in Hamilton have now been locked out by US Steel for more than 10 months, with no end in sight, no negotiations, and now threats by the company that they will crater their Hamilton operations. Since negotiations began last year, US Steel has insisted the union accept the de-indexing... Read More
Ontario unions organize against wage freeze
By Stuart Ryan, Ottawa People’s Voice, Sept. 2010 The Ontario Liberal government is trying to make its workers pay for the economic crisis by ensuring that employees of the public and para-public sectors take a wage freeze for two years whenever their collective agreements expire in the next five years. In his March 2010 budget, Finance Minister Dwight Duncan... Read More
