The world is better off for Carney walking away from the Trump trade negotiations. But we must demand far more from Ottawa in terms of distancing the country from Washingtonâs economic and military bullying. Mark Carney was right to walk away from economic negotiations with the Trump administration. The USâ ever-growing list of demands, including... Continue Reading →
Zionists panic over Montreal vote to cut Israel ties
On Monday Montreal city council will vote on a historic motion opposing genocide. With Zionists panicking over a vote on cutting ties with Israel, itâs imperative to immediately email councillors and join the planned rally. Tomorrow Canadaâs second biggest city is set to vote on a resolution calling Israel an âapartheidâ state committing âgenocideâ. Referencing... Continue Reading →
Why is military so close to place we are âat warâ with?
Carney is suggesting Canada has been attacked and weâre at âwarâ, but the PM wonât even pause military overflights, officer exchanges or training missions with the attacking country. At a press conference to announce the suspension of trade talks with the US and the imposition of countervailing tariffs, the prime minister was asked: âWhy does... Continue Reading →
Lock up more Palestine supporters, CIJA demands
Community institutions obsessed with defending every horror Israel commits are becoming ever more fascist. The advocacy agent of Canadaâs Jewish federations wants you jailed for stating, âI support Palestine Actionâ. On Friday the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs put out a statement marking International Day of Remembrance of and Tribute to the Victims of... Continue Reading →
Add Sudanese to Ottawaâs list of expendable people
Twenty-eight years ago today the US bombed a Sudanese pharmaceutical plant causing tens of thousands of deaths. Canadaâs backing for that war crime and ongoing support for UAE highlights Ottawaâs indifference to Sudanese lives. Canadian officials defended the illegal August 20, 1998, US bombing of the Al- Shifa pharmaceutical facility in Khartoum. Washington claimed the... Continue Reading →
Will Montreal vote to sever ties with genocide?
Few are worse than Itamar Ben-Gvir but if you hang him in effigy Montrealâs mayor will label you racist. The real question is how many in the mayorâs party will break from her Ben-Gvirist politics to support a motion to cut ties with the genocidal state. âThere are people there who are not worthy of... Continue Reading →
A window into the rarefied world of Carneyâs CEO summit
An early bird might get in for $25,000. But most attendees will pay $50,000 to $75,000 for the four-and-a-half-hour forum. No worries, however, the Canada Revenue Agency will let you write it off as part of a subsidies for corporations and the rich tax code. The morning before Mark Carneyâs CEO Summit begins in Toronto,... Continue Reading →
Hey Judy, most Canadians hate our military serving USA
Why was a Canadian colonel awarded a medal but the government kept quiet about it? Because most Canadians donât want to assist a genocidal apartheid stateâs aggression or an empire led by a president threatening annexation of their country. Strangely, the journalist asking the question ignored this obvious answer. In âWhy were a Canadian colonelâs... Continue Reading →
How right-wing, pro-Israel, Jewish ânationalismâ works
Authoritarian Jewish supremacists are crowing about canceling a talk about the US empire. With Israel killing 11 human beings in Lebanon Saturday and a minister demanding 30+ be killed in Gaza daily, a âpeace-mindedâ Toronto Jewish restaurant owner bolstered her communityâs most fervent authoritarian, genocidal supremacists. And she will no doubt feel like a âliberalâ... Continue Reading →
Pro-Israel McGill faces lawsuit by pro-Israel students
Palestinians, anti-genocide activists and the McGill undergraduate population should be the oneâs suing the administration. But a Zionist judge just okayed a further step in a suit claiming itâs racist to oppose genocidal Jewish supremacy. And the class action demanding âanti-Zionism be recognized as a manifestation of antisemitismâ will be âcounteredâ by a... Continue Reading →
Take a look at record of top capitalist invited to TO summit
Mark Carney is set to host Davos on Lake Ontario and the genocide promoting âmayor of Davosâ will be front and centre in Toronto. On September 14-15 the prime minister is hosting 100 of the worldâs wealthiest bankers and investment managers in downtown Toronto. A leading participant is BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. The advocate of... Continue Reading →
Carney invites wealthy friends to TO and weâre told to cheer
Playing to oneâs strengths is generally smart, but Mark Carney may come to regret convening the worldâs wealthiest bankers in downtown Toronto. The Canadian prime ministerâs upcoming CEO summit is a prime opportunity to paint the former banker an agent of the global rich. On September 14 and 15 Carney âwill convene the worldâs largest... Continue Reading →
Top general gets spot in Canadaâs military-financial complex
Rick Hillierâs new bank job highlights the tightening ties between finance and militarism. On August 10 Canadaâs Chief of the Defence Staff from 2005 to 2008 was made Strategic Defence Advisor for the National Bank of Canada. According to the countryâs sixth biggest bank, Canadaâs former top soldier âwill provide strategic advice on defence-related trends and... Continue Reading →
Carney hosts âpollutocratsâ in Toronto
As their private jets descend on Toronto to promote a billionairist agenda will environmentalists confront Carneyâs ecocidal CEO summit? In a highly offensive article headlined âThe 24 hours that could change Canadaâs economic trajectoryâ, the Globe and Mail reported on the âheavy hitters soon to land their private jets in Toronto.â Saturdayâs Report on Business... Continue Reading →
Class struggle coming to TO. Will labour show up?
As part of his billionairist agenda, Mark Carney is seeking to weaken union rights. After cutting capital gains taxes, enabling mega projects and overruling science at the behest of profit, the former Goldman Sachs banker wants to weaken federal labour regulations, which covers 10% of the workforce (labour legislation is largely provincial jurisdiction). With little... Continue Reading →
Military celebrates occupation of Haiti
Sunday was National Peacekeepersâ Day and the Canadian Forces had the temerity to celebrate the UN occupation of Haiti. Through UN missions Ottawa has contributed to major US imperial crimes. On its Facebook page the military noted, âOn this day, we honour the courage, dedication, and commitment of all Canadians who have servedâand continue to... Continue Reading →
Who will protest Carneyâs rich friends buying Canada?
Carney wants to do âDavosâ in downtown Toronto. The former Goldman Sachs banker thinks he can bring those most responsible for global inequality and ecological collapse to the centre of Canadaâs biggest city without mass opposition. In âThe 24 hours that could change Canadaâs economic trajectoryâ, Saturdayâs Globe and Mail Report on Business notes that... Continue Reading →
Time to stop Zionist intimidation, abuse of legal systems
Dahlia Kurtz is boasting about getting a young Black woman fired from Burger King for saying âfree Palestineâ. Itâs a damning comment on our politics that the same Zionist fanatic has the influence and financial backing to charge and sue me and Roger Waters. Over the weekend Kurtz began a campaign to have Ariana Hamilton... Continue Reading →
Time to stand for Canadian civil rights against Israeli fascism
Zionists want me jailed for asking questions. At every turn defenders of Israeli crimes are attacking civil liberties. On Saturday I was charged with âcriminal harassmentâ for asking prominent Journal de Montreal columnist Richard Martineau about his support for genocide and Islamophobia. After I posted the interaction on social media, a slew of genocidal Jewish... Continue Reading →
Letâs hope ârebootingâ NDP means listening to peace-mongers
âRebooting the whole conversationâ on militarism requires discussing alternative conceptions of security, Canadian forceâs actual focus and the roots of great power conflicts. While some of this will be difficult for Avi Lewis, itâs essential to challenging Mark Carneyâs historic increase in military spending. The NDP leaderâs recent comments on military affairs have received significant... Continue Reading →
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