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CALM is a network of union publications and editors. Founded in 1976 by the major affiliated unions of the Canadian Labour Congress it was incorporated as a federal, non-profit organization the next year. It’s a regular news and graphics service for members and now counts about 500 member publications and radio or TV programs.
This site was launched on May 1, International Workers Day in 1997 and is intended as a service to the international trade union movement. Its purpose is to assist direct communications between union activists around the world, signpost shortcuts to the huge amount of useful resources available on the net to union activists, and to spice this up with some humour and opinionated commentary.
A Canadian Journal of Work & Society.
LabourStart is a news service provided by Labour and Society International for the international trade union movement.
Our Times is an independent Canadian labour magazine dedicated to promoting workers’ rights and social justice.
rabble.ca offers an alternative to mainstream media. rabble.ca is a new kind of medium, one built on the efforts of progressive journalists, writers, artists and activists across the country.
Straight Goods is a watchdog working for Canadian consumers and citizens. Its mission is help people save money, protect their rights and untangle spin with investigative reports, features, forums, archives.
The other Side - of the News is a long running community news radio broadcast. It airs every Tuesday at noon on 93.3 CFMU-FM McMaster University.
working TV is a labour television program broadcast weekly focusing on union issues. Its mandate is to counter the marginalization and censorship of labour by mainstream television broadcasters, with labour-positive programming produced by working people, for working people.
