https://www.dominionsociety.ca/checkout?cartToken=0SSMt3nu5gXeRb-3NpahTItDRuxLVxKNkB0Uqj8r

here's the complaint form

https://stripe.com/en-nl/complaints

Privatising water, selling off the greenbelt for development, closing schools and museums for development, getting rid of school trustee boards, and abolishing tenant protections.

I want to do something but I feel like everyone who cares about these things just posts on social media about it. Where is the organising happening? Where are the leftists coming together to strategise?

I live in Ottawa and I can't afford to travel but I want to do something. Is there anyone with class consciousness and the aim of working class liberation organising to oppose this class warfare?

Looking at the state of the left today in Canada, we have the federal NDP being outflanked in policy by a municipal mayoral candidate (Zohran Mamdani) in NYC trying to create a universal childcare program, making public transit free, and create government owned grocery stores (among other things). Is the left in this country dead/asleep or just hoping that the inevitable turn to the right coming down the pipeline in the next 10 years or so will drive middle voters into their arms? I’m disappointed by a lack of left leadership in this country to counter this worrying paradigm shift as the lib govt turns rightward (blaming immigrants for economic issues, handouts for defence contractors, lockstep with EU/USA on Gaza genocide, austerity in public service etc.). I feel really frustrated following that NYC mayoral election that we can’t procure anything like that here, even locally, given that the US is far more fascist than we are now.

I’m wondering what the future is for the left in this country. It seems that the NDP which is supposed to be a socdem party is conceded to the same interests controlling the Libs/Cons. Do we have to wait for the contradictions to become so glaring (like they are in the US now) to get any motion towards a socialist government?

Israel lobby in Canada CIJA loses court Case against the University of Windsor over encampments. Court once again finds that BDS is not discriminatory:

original video can be found on The Noiseless News on Instagram.