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Central Committee Political Report, June 2023

Posted on June 27, 2023

Jun 272023

Report of the Central Commitee, Communist Party of Canada, June 17-18, 2023

International Situation: War

The danger of global war continues to grow larger as imperialism escalates its provocations against China, DPRK, and Cuba, and fuels the expansion of the war in Ukraine with massive exports of munitions and military hardware including tanks from Germany , Canada, the US and 11 other NATO countries; drones, and F-16 fighter jets promised for short order delivery from the US. These weapons are being used in the current Ukrainian offensive against Russia which NATO proposes should be accelerated with foreign troops joining Ukrainians on the battlefield. This would expand the war to other European countries with all the consequences that would entail.

Pride 2023: Unite and fight back against hate crimes!

Posted on June 21, 2023

Jun 212023

As the annual summer of Pride events begins, there is good news… and very frightening news. On the positive side, public support remains solidly in favour of full equality rights for the entire 2S/LGBTiQ+ community (Two-Spirit / Lesbian / Gay / Bisexual / Transgender / Intersex / Queer). But a small minority of far-right groups have escalated their “culture war”, focused on transgender people in particular. Physical assaults, violent threats and book bannings are on the rise. Their broader goal is to roll back generations of hard-won gains towards social and economic justice, reproductive rights, gender equality and diversity.

Tell Stellantis: We’ll build a publicly-owned electric transportation system in Canada now!

Posted on May 30, 2023

May 302023

The Trudeau government moved down a dangerous path with Volkswagen in St. Thomas, Ontario, that’s set the stage for the current crisis with Stellantis in Windsor.

These are both multi-national corporations whose goal is to generate the biggest possible profits, by paying the lowest possible wages and securing the biggest possible concessions from federal, provincial and municipal governments. Both companies are squeezing Canadian governments to match the high level of government subsidies promised by the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act to keep construction of their new EV battery plants in Canada.

End the occupation of the Sudanese Communist Party headquarters

Posted on May 28, 2023

May 282023

Demand a Ceasefire, Dissolution of the Militias, and an End to War

On May 25th the Rapid Support Forces stormed and occupied the headquarters of the Sudanese Communist Party in Khartoum, Sudan. This fully armed military group broke down the doors of all offices and halls, carrying out extensive acts of vandalism, damage, and looting.

The Rapid Support Forces have continued their occupation and destruction since then, using the Communist Party’s offices as their militia headquarters.

Unite for peace and jobs! Raise wages and living standards! No to war and militarism!

Posted on May 1, 2023

May 012023

This year, workers around the world have been hit with the triple whammy of a massive attack on their jobs, wages and living standards; a relentless drive to war and reaction; and news from the UN that the world has reached the tipping point of irrevocable climate catastrophe without immediate action by governments and corporations.

If ever there was a call to urgent action for workers, it’s this one.

Premier mai 2023 : unité et lutte pour la paix et l’emploi!

Posted on May 1, 2023

May 012023

Cette année, les travailleur-euses du monde entier ont subi un triple choc : une attaque massive contre leurs emplois, leurs salaires et leur niveau de vie ; une incitation incessante à la guerre et à la réaction ; puis l’annonce par les Nations unies que le monde a atteint le point de bascule vers une catastrophe climatique irrévocable si les gouvernements et les entreprises ne prennent pas de mesures immédiates.

Aujourd’hui plus que jamais, il est temps pour les travailleur-euses et les salarié-es d’agir!

L’AFPC en lutte pour de meilleurs salaires et conditions de vie

Posted on April 27, 2023

Apr 272023

Les besoins du peuple, pas la cupidité des entreprises

Après deux ans de négociations, le gouvernement fédéral continue d’offrir des salaires bien en dessous de l’augmentation du cout de la vie. Alors que les prix explosent, les salaires réels et les conditions de vie des travailleur-euses ont considérablement diminué, entraînant un transfert massif de richesse de la classe ouvrière vers les monopoles. L’issue de cette grève le ton pour l’ensemble du secteur public.

PSAC fights for raising wages and living standards

Posted on April 20, 2023

Apr 202023

People’s needs not corporate greed

After two years of bargaining the federal government is still offering wages far below cost of living increases. As prices and the cost of living skyrocket, workers’ real wages and living standards have sharply declined in a massive transfer of wealth from the working class to corporate monopolies and the super-rich. The outcome of this strike will set the pattern for settlements across the public sector.

Honouring International Women’s Day, 2023

Posted on March 8, 2023

Mar 082023

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, 2023 Covid continues to take a toll, inflation and wage restraints attack the ability of working people to maintain their standard of living, and higher interest rates will increase unemployment and poverty.

During the pandemic women lost jobs at a higher rate than men, along with lost hours of work, lost wages and pay increases, and lost future pension income because of those reduced incomes. Not all those losses have been made up, particularly among those who work in female dominated industries and among older women.

En l’honneur de la Journée internationale de la femme, 2023

Posted on March 8, 2023

Mar 082023

Alors que nous célébrons la Journée internationale de la femme, 2023, le Covid continue de faire des ravages, l’inflation et les restrictions salariales s’attaquent à la capacité des travailleuses.eurs à maintenir leur niveau de vie, et la hausse des taux d’intérêt va accroître le chômage et la pauvreté.

Pendant la pandémie, les femmes ont perdu leur emploi à un taux plus élevé que les hommes, avec des heures de travail perdues, des salaires et des augmentations de salaire perdus, et des revenus de pension futurs perdus en raison de ces revenus réduits. Toutes ces pertes n’ont pas été rattrapées, en particulier chez les personnes qui travaillent dans des secteurs à prédominance féminine et chez les femmes âgées.

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