No to Harper’s attack against the right to self-determination of Quebec!
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No to Harper’s attack against the right to self-determination of Quebec!

 The Communist Party of Canada strongly denounces the decision of the federal Conservative government to deny the right to self‑determination of the people of Québec, by intervening before the Québec Superior Court in support of the legal challenge to Bill 99 initiated by the former head of the Equality Party, Keith Henderson. Bill 99 was…

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No to “Values Charter”

No to Divisions! Yes to working class unity! Debates are raging in Québec over the “Charter of Québec Values” which the Parti Québécois government officially made public on Sept. 10, but whose content had been published for the most part by the media several days previously. In all likelihood, the government itself orchestrated these leaks…

Draft letter to an MP

Draft letter to an MP

Your Name Your Street Address Your Province and Postal Code Today’s date Name of MP Address of Constituency Office [find your  MP here] Dear [name of MP], Allow me to express my concern, shared by a growing number of people in Canada, that a Bill C-51 is very dangerous legislation. I agree with Communist Party of Canada and…

Videos
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Videos

Videos: Stop C-51 message by Miguel Figueroa; Kimball Cariou, editor of People’s Voice, on C-51 and its impact on alternative media;   The War Measures Act and Bill C-51; Serious concerns with C-51; The frightening potential of C-51; Elizabeth May takes up opposition on Bill C-51. Videos about C-51. More coming soon.

The existing anti-terrorist legislation already goes too far!
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The existing anti-terrorist legislation already goes too far!

In October, 2001, the first so-called anti-Terrorism legislation was passed by the Liberal Party following the beginning of George Bush’s “War on Terror.”  The expanded powers were highly controversial due to widely perceived incompatibility with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, in particular for the Act’s provisions allowing for ‘secret’ trials, preemptive detention and expansive…