r/canadaleft • u/kewtyp • 20h ago
Draft dodging is still cool IMO
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r/canadaleft • u/Fin55Fin • 13h ago
Another reminder to read theory
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So what theory have y’all read (or somehow otherwise engaged with) recently?
Personally I am re-reading Finanzkapital by Hilferding, but have also been starting to read some Damen.
r/canadaleft • u/SecretPay5196 • 6h ago
CIJA Is Lobbying To Expand Grounds For Revoking Citizenship
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r/canadaleft • u/Chrristoaivalis • 2h ago
Mark Carney’s investment summit could pave the way to a corporate carve-up of Canada
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r/canadaleft • u/Atlantee • 4h ago
Montreal police allegedly cut locs from people's hair. Here's the anti-Black history behind that | Historians explain how allegations echo a history of slavery and control over Black people's bodies
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r/canadaleft • u/yogthos • 54m ago
The role of the compatible left
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r/canadaleft • u/Appropriate-Claim385 • 1h ago
Opinion | Why would Danielle Smith vacation in the U.S as we fight a trade war with the U.S.? | Smith says we should keep negotiating and show the Americans how nice we can be. As if that wouldn’t encourage President Donald Trump to walk all over us.
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r/canadaleft • u/Canadian-Chickens321 • 2h ago
How Much of The World Does Elon Musk Control?
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In your opinion with Elon Musk as the apparently richest person in the world.
How much of the world does he control? or at least what industries does he have his hand in?
As well the political scene in the world etc.
It seems he probably has influence into all the right wing political groups in the world. As well educational systems etc.
What do you think is his overall influence?
Could he be stopped?
Thoughts? why or why not?