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NDP Leader Avi Lewis, four months into the job, says he won’t seek a House of Commons seat until the party is “election-ready,” which he expects within the next year, and will campaign with candidates in upcoming byelections without running himself.
The federal government will launch a “strategic exports office” aimed at helping Canadian businesses land lucrative foreign contracts as Ottawa…
Opinion: Journalists and union organizers face escalating legal harassment and violence as capitalist elites push back against critics, this column argues, citing at least 340 reporters killed worldwide from 2020-2024 (210 in Gaza, 150 in Ukraine) and the arrests of Canadian journalists Brandi Morin (2024) and Amber Bracken and Michael Toledano (2021).
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is facing questions over his trip to the funeral of late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, with…
All eligible Canadians can now renew their passports online, the federal government announced Tuesday, removing previous daily limits on how…
Organizations that support asylum seekers in Montreal say they are preparing for a potential increase in demand after the United…
Conservative shadow minister Shuv Majumdar is calling for an emergency meeting of Parliament’s Standing Committee on International Trade, demanding Ottawa table its written negotiating plan with U.S. President Donald Trump after Trump threatened 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods within 30 days.
In this re-released 2006 episode of rabble radio, marking rabble.ca’s 25th anniversary, the show covers a hike through Algonquin Park, horror movies, U.S. correspondent Keith Gottschalk on human connection, and Jen Moore on gender and the digital divide.
The prospect of steep new tariffs on Canada by U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited calls for retaliation and using…
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she trusts Prime Minister Mark Carney will be able to reach a deal with the…













