r/canadaleft • u/SecretPay5196 • 4h ago
r/canadaleft • u/Short_Example4059 • Dec 23 '25
Call for Counter-Protest against a Maple MAGA rally
r/canadaleft • u/juflyingwild • Jun 19 '25
ICC ICJ participation - Keeping Canadian Politicians Accountable
Unlike the US, Canada has ratified the Hague act. As such, its politicians can be PERSONALLY liable for any support whether direct or indirect of war crimes.
Start a petition or work with an intl law firm to crowd source proof (use FOIA requests etc) and then submit a case to the ICC and ICJ for these politicians.
You could even make this a volunteer run exercise by law students under the supervision of a team of lawyers (minimize costs) to get this done.
Make it a sticky in this sub and build a website so others can submit proof, testimonials etc
Let's talk about how we go about this and take concrete steps to moving forward with an action.
r/canadaleft • u/TrackerOneA • 9h ago
Pro-Israel trolls use a website called 'Words Of Iron' to coordinate canned talking-points & malicious reporting with a click of button. Canadian politician Melissa Lantsman & 'Combat Antisemitism Movement' CEO Sacha Roytman are listed on the 'boost feeds' (e.g. vote manipulation).
galleryr/canadaleft • u/Spirited_Classic_826 • 15h ago
9,000 Stellantis workers in Canada vote overwhelmingly for strike against layoffs and threatened plant selloff
r/canadaleft • u/cdnhistorystudent • 19h ago
Quebec separatist lawmaker raises keffiyeh in support of Palestine
r/canadaleft • u/Public-Focus-4046 • 1d ago
Is it ok to be Queer Solidarity with the Palestinian people
Gay Democrats keep on saying that we would get killed or thrown off the roof, People mocked Gilmore in the comments for calling it out.
r/canadaleft • u/SecretPay5196 • 1d ago
Israeli Arms Dealer Elbit Systems Acquires Canadian Submarine Company
r/canadaleft • u/burtzev • 1d ago
How a Canadian Union Finally Bested Walmart
r/canadaleft • u/Revolutionary_Web964 • 1d ago
Discours d'un camarade du Parti communiste révolutionnaire lors de la manifestation du 17 octobre en soutien avec les lycéens français!
r/canadaleft • u/ColeBevridge • 1d ago
Anjali Appadurai apology form
I wonder where we'd be today if Anjali hadn't been disqualified in 2022
r/canadaleft • u/lasirennoire • 1d ago
Big yikes to Gil Penalosa
Cannot believe I ever voted for this guy. Circa 2022, his platform was pretty progressive. Don't know what's going on with him now.
r/canadaleft • u/Revolutionary_Web964 • 1d ago
330 at inaugural Toronto School of Communism | Communist Revolution
On the weekend of Oct. 17, the Revolutionary Communist Party held its first-ever Toronto School of Communism! It was the first in a series of two-day schools we’re holding across the country this fall, with the next being held in Quebec City and Vancouver.
The next step is to turn outward and bring these ideas into the real world. The Ontario comrades are preparing another wave of activity as part of the RCP’s national campaign towards 1,000 communist organizers in Canada. The incredible enthusiasm generated by the school will help us achieve this in short order.
r/canadaleft • u/juflyingwild • 1d ago
This is how the IDF responded to an Israeli woman reporting an attack on Palestinians by settler terrorists in Wadi Rahim, the West Bank: first mocking her, then hanging up on her.
r/canadaleft • u/unionB0T • 1d ago
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact revisited: Grover Furr challenges anti-communist narratives in new book
r/canadaleft • u/Chrristoaivalis • 2d ago
Linda McQuaig: The harsh criticism of Avi Lewis is getting scary
r/canadaleft • u/CDN-Social-Democrat • 2d ago
The U.S. is a warning to Canada in a lot of ways....
Everyone can see the death spiral of reactionary/regressive trajectories the United States of America is on.
The populace is not aware/informed enough to understand why things are getting worse and worse.
It is more and more going to be a population that is alienated, divided - Us vs Them, hatred of "Other", and which hates science & technology (all forms of higher learning/understanding).
Canada has a lot of problems both historically and in our modern times. We mirror the U.S. a lot in some ways because of being the resource colony to the empire and a significant part of the Imperial Core/NATO.
I've said before (Maybe too optimistically) that seeing Canada and China come together would be fantastic.
Even if we just mirrored some of the things that are obviously working like a focus on higher learning, science & technology, and in particular being part of the energy + technology frameworks of the future (Renewable Energy + Electrification Technology).
I fear Canada with our status quo interests that are incredibly powerful and wealthy and many times act as extremely bad predatory forces in our societies will prevent or muddy the waters too much for this change and transition to take place.
Not good at all...
r/canadaleft • u/Asleep_Note7754 • 2d ago
Did this lady type up a whole racist article about Indians and then blamed the Liberals for fueling racism?
r/canadaleft • u/FloriaFlower • 2d ago
👨🏫 In this presentation, Dr. Michael Parenti explains the foreign policy of the American empire, how it dismantled Yugoslavia, and the role of media propaganda (relevant to Canadian leftists because there are important lessons to be learned)
r/canadaleft • u/burtzev • 2d ago
New Brunswick data centre debate highlights cross-country tension over AI facilities
r/canadaleft • u/arkhamcityfc • 2d ago
Looking for recommendations for Canadian books and authors written from a leftist perspective (details in body)
This does not have to be strictly theory and political non-fiction. I'm also looking for novels, short story collection, non-political non-fiction (e.g. an essay collection about problems in Canada created by capitalism, or just a memoir of someone growing up in a rural community torn apart by emigration to cities), and even poetry.
Just the general thread I'm looking for is that they be written, or at least be readable, from a leftist perspective. For example, even a story about an aristocratic family during the colonial era can have a leftist stance based on how the author presents its characters.
Thank you!
Edit: I'm not French speaking but do intend to learn so it'd be great to get any French recommendations too