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Anne Coulter: It Must be You

Toronto Big news all over the Canadian papers featuring the wild mouthed commentator, author, and right winger, Anne Coulter, and her 3-city tour to speak at Canadian universities and promote her books.  I imagine she is happy as a tick on a dog because of all of the publicity, but she seems to be [...]

Urgent Need for New Labor Strategies

Toronto Before Judy Duncan, ACORN Canada Head Organizer, and I went to York University to address Dr. Stephanie Ross’ class on Worker Organizations, we me with a friend for a pleasant hour who was a senior executive of one of the largest unions in Canada.  We often had this dialogue about where labor stood [...]

Mary’s Vote for Health Care Reform

Washington On the eve of the dramatic and historic health care vote, I got a letter from a friend, Mary Rowles, who is also a labor official in British Columbia.  She had been sick all week with pneumonia and equally ill reading with consternation the mis-characterizations of what reform [...]

Local Leaders Rule

Vancouver A phone call from Springfield, Massachusetts early in the morning and then a morning spent with more than 100 local leaders in the southeast region of British Columbia, who were activists and stewards in the British Columbia Government Employees Union (BCGEU), reminded me how transcending, essential, and transforming the development of great local leaders [...]

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