Monday, September 7, 2026 marks the 154th anniversary of the first labour march in the streets of Toronto. Teachers, Education Workers & colleagues in labour and community will be out in full force. Join us for the parade, music and gathering together
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Happening this Saturday, Aug. 29 - Fight for Education!
Across Ontario this weekend, communities will come together for a province-wide Day of Action for public education.
OSSTF/FEESO members, families, and supporters are encouraged to join their local rally and stand up for the strong, well-funded public education system every student deserves.
Find an event near you: https://t.co/oVkYbJMXZK
Toronto has a huge opportunity before us. The upcoming election is a chance to elect a progressive city council that can effect meaningful change. I want to help lead this movement. I will be running in the upcoming municipal election in University Rosedale. Read my statement.
Welcome news! @m_layton was a strong and tireless advocate for working people at City Hall, and a key leader on ##ClimateAction. His experience will be needed as our city charts a progressive course in challenging times
This week the 4 biggest publicly-traded Canadian oil companies posted $13.3b after-tax profit in the 2nd quarter ($146m per DAY). Like other global oil giants, they are getting rich from the misery caused by Trump's war. My take in today's @TorontoStar: https://t.co/wuije5OoAJ /2
Why does Canada make cars anyway, Jamieson Greer asks? Because we make them better than America does. And we spend $100 b/yr buying 2 million of them! @UniforTheUnion's 2026 round of talks with Ford can highlight the industry's staying power here. #canlab https://t.co/mj8gUSfuy6
Howard Moscoe was a true social justice warrior. Always fighting to defend the public good, challenge corporate greed and celebrate people who take a stand. Rest in Power!
1/ This announcement marks the Carney government’s official surrender to the oil and gas lobby.
By gutting carbon pricing to the point of irrelevance, it has dismantled the last federal climate measure standing. We now have a federal government that no longer even pretends to rein in big corporate polluters.
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The owners of said assets would like to remind PM @MarkJCarney that Canadians voted against the privatization of public assets when we chose not to elect Poilievre.
The privatization of everything. Soon trillionaires and asset managers will own the world
Carney says he’s open to selling infrastructure like airports to finance projects - The Canadian Press https://t.co/CzcWu8Ns2s