Author: Matt Dusenbury

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Honoring and Empowering Black Voices: A Celebration of Black History Month 2023

As Black History Month unfolds before us, we are reminded of the immense contributions that Black Canadians have made and continue to make to our society. From the frontlines of the civil rights movement to the ongoing fight for justice and equality, Black Canadians have been and continue to be at the forefront of social change.

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RELEASE: Torontonians of all income levels want a more livable city now

TORONTO – Even the wealthiest Torontonians agree: Toronto should raise property taxes on the wealthiest homes to invest now in public services. A recent poll found the vast majority of voters—from across the whole city and across all demographics—support making investments now in public and community services, even if it means a small property tax increase for property valued over $2.5 million.

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IWOC 2021 Recap

Last Saturday saw a great turnout for the Labour Council’s 2021 Indigenous/Workers of Colour Conference.

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Working for Justice

The Ford Conservatives have shown their true nature in the first few months in power. Rolling back workers’ rights, interfering in elections, cancelling programs and attacking union agreements, the Conservatives have been working on behalf of the wealthiest 1% every day at Queen’s Park.

Man holding a Labour Council banner at the Labour Day parade.
Our Society
Canada With A Liberal Majority

The 2015 federal election made history in many ways. The resurrection of the Liberal Party from its disastrous showing of 2011 resulted in a sweep of every Atlantic seat and every Toronto seat.