No. 6June 2026
International Matters of Concern
Cuba Is Not Alone
• Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada Brief to Parliamentary Subcommittee on Human Rights in Cuba
• Canadian Network on Cuba’s 12th Biennial Convention Successfully Held
• Vigorous Montreal Gathering in Support of Cuba
• Spirited Cross Border Windsor-Detroit Action Opposes War on Cuba
• “I Sign for Cuba” Global Signature Campaign
• Ship Arrives in Cuba with 100 Tons of Humanitarian Aid from Colombia
• Growing Opposition from British Parliamentarians and Trade Union Leaders to U.S. War on Cuba
India
• Organizing Work Continues to Find a Way Forward
Kashmir
• Kashmiri People Persist in Defence of Their Rights
Viet Nam
• Fatherland Front Focuses on National Unity for Nation-Building
Republic of Korea
• People’s Ongoing Struggle to Block President’s Use of Martial Law
Actions Across Canada and Quebec Vigorously Defend the Rights of All
• Energetic Actions Celebrate 44th Ontario Injured Workers’ Day
• Province-Wide Day of Protest in Alberta
• Advocates Fight for Restoration of Federal Funding for Right Fit Program
• Militant Montreal Earth Day Action
• Red Dress Day Honours Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirited People
• Strong Opposition to Expansion of “Genocide Dynamics” Plant in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
• 10th Palestine Day on the Hill: The Time to Take Decisive Action Is Now!
• Canadians Join Marches Celebrating Victory Over Fascism in Europe
• Calgary Campaign to Honour Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion Veterans
No. 6June 2026
Carney Government’s Nation-Wrecking Agenda and War Preparations
• Anarchy and Violence Inherent to Present Stage of Capitalist Development
• Banker Carney Goes to Wall Street
• Changes to Federal Labour Code Target Workers in Federally Regulated Sectors
• Elimination of Agricultural Scientific Expertise Centres
Threatens Canada’s Food Sovereignty
• Nefarious Aim of Wind Farm Megaprojects in Quebec
Carney-Smith “Grand Bargain 2.0”
• Bargain with Oil Oligopolies Attacks Social and Natural Environment
• Unpacking Myths About Industrial Carbon Tax
• “Grand Bargain” on Carbon Capture and Storage
Unacceptable Agenda of Militarization and War
• Resolute Opposition to Arms Trade Fair and Carney
Government’s Militarist Agenda
• 2026 CANSEC Weapons Fair – Pro-War Anti-People Agenda
at All Levels of Government on Full Display
NATO’s Riga StratCom Dialogue 2026
• NATO Organizes to Reclaim “Authorship of the Future” by Waging War
No. 41June 9, 2026
In Defence of the Public Post Office
TML: Can you explain the results of the recent contract vote that concluded May 30 and what comes next?
Learie Charles: Postal workers have now ratified both the urban and rural collective agreements. The urban vote was close to 90 per cent and the Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers’ (RSMCs) vote was almost 86 per cent in favour of the contracts. One thing that is not known yet is how many workers actually voted. In our local it looks like just about 30 per cent of the workers participated. I think that’s because they are just fed up with the whole experience of negotiations, government attacks and the refusal of Canada Post to negotiate. Negotiations really only began after the strike was ended in October 2025 and an agreement was made on December 22, 2025, that until the negotiations finished we would not strike. Now, once the agreement is signed there cannot be any kind of strike action until January 31, 2029 when the contract ends. We are legally bound to that. Traditionally they have been very harsh if any job action takes place during the life of the collective agreement. [More]
