Manitoba’s “shame-gate” and the sexism of budget cuts
Matthew Brett Male Manitoba NDP representatives yelled “shame” at female Progressive Conservatives across the Legislative floor last week to confirm
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Getting Ready for the Tory Storm in Manitoba
David Camfield No one has a crystal ball that allows them to foresee precisely what’s going to happen as the
Read moreWhy the postal workers’ struggle matters to all of us—A letter from Solidarity Winnipeg
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is currently attempting to negotiate new contracts for urban, rural and suburban workers at Canada
Read moreWinnipeggers support postal workers!
A group of Winnipeggers are organizing to support postal workers as Canada Post management attempt to dismantle the postal service.
Read moreThe 2016 Manitoba election and the fight against austerity
David Camfield 1. The Tories have won a majority government with 53.4% of votes cast. The increase from the 44%
Read moreSolidarity Winnipeg stands with Occupy INAC
Solidarity Winnipeg stands with Occupy INAC actions across Turtle Island. We have reached out to occupiers and encourage Winnipeg occupiers
Read moreVoting is Not Enough
Below is a letter from Solidarity Winnipeg in advance of the April 19 elections. We encourage you to attend our April 5
Read moreManitoba Conservatives open door to privatization
Molly McCracken Social service schemes announced this week by the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives to encourage private child care and introduce
Read moreAnti-austerity groups march through Montreal, promise a week of protests
About 400 protesters took to the street Monday and occupied several major businesses to protest austerity measures enacted by the Couillard government.
Read moreUber not the answer to Winnipeg’s transport woes
Scott Price Ride-sharing service Uber wants into the Winnipeg taxi market. Looking past the marketing facade, Uber isn’t innovative or
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