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Vol. 7, No. 2 (Oct/Nov 2014)

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“A Long Odyssey of Injustice”: French court orders Hassan Diab case to trial

Organizing Against the Canadian Arms Trade

Ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh: Agreement ends six weeks of fighting with Azerbaijani victory

Conflict in Ethiopia: Thousands of refugees flee fighting amid fears of civil war and regional destabilization

Canada & the Arms Trade: Fuelling war in Yemen & beyond

How Community Organizations are Surviving COVID-19

Wet’suwet’en Action Timeline

A World Alight: A beginner’s guide to mass protests and uprisings through 2019 to the present

Who Are the Kurds? What’s Happening in Northern Syria? An Atypical Guide to the Rojava Revolution and its Enemies

20 Years in the Matrix: Escaping the Prison of Surveillance Capitalism

“Rein in the REITs”: Tenants demand action against real estate investment trusts

Ontario’s Eviction Crisis

Dangerous Police Encounter Leaves Black Youth Traumatized

More Than Facebook: Mutual Aid Organizing in Ottawa During COVID-19

Protest Against Ottawa Police Violence Met with Arrests

Business is Booming as Canada’s Largest Arms Fair Comes to Ottawa: Those who buy and sell arms will be in town on May 27-28, but a major conference and protest says it’s time to cancel CANSEC

Escalation in northwest Syria: Civilians caught in crossfire between government and opposition

Letter to the Editor for 12.4

Our Democracy is Broken: The Case for Electoral Reform Before it’s Too Late

Why Don’t Canadians Revolt?

Video Games for Leftists

Drive-By Headpats by Matriarchal Terrorists Continue: Future Clipping from 2025

Venus Envy Advisory: The Joy of Fisting

Leveller Horoscopes March-April 2020

Venus Envy Advisory: Talking Consent with Teens

Surviving Zoom University: Carleton Students Grapple with Mental Health, Safety, and Socializing During Pandemic

“No Lawful Authority”: Court Quashes Ford’s Student Choice Initiative [UPDATED]

Strikes are an essential tactic to force an employer’s hand: Contract Negotiations for Teaching Assistants and Contract Instructor at Carleton University

Doug Ford’s Impact on Ottawa Students: Voices from local universities on cuts to OSAP and the “Student Choice Initiative”

Strikes are an essential tactic to force an employer’s hand: Contract Negotiations for Teaching Assistants and Contract Instructor at Carleton University

Vol. 7, No. 2 (Oct/Nov 2014)