I was invited to speak on the erosion of labour power and the importance of solidarity across the working class.
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Lethbridge’s Red Square
In the 1930s, Lethbridge workers and communists used to meet at the Red Square for rallies, protests, parades, and celebrations.
Last week, I presented at the 2026 convention for the Alberta organization of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. Here are my remarks Introduction Hey, fellow workers. My name is Kim Siever. I’m a labour journalist with The Alberta Worker, an independent startup media outlet based out of Lethbridge and focused on publishing content related […]
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Remembering Brian Mulroney
How Canada’s 18th prime minister change the country’s labour movement
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What is fascism?
The word seems to be thrown around a lot lately, but what does it mean?
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What is a renoviction?
Has your landlord told you that you need to move so they can rent your home to family? Or so they can renovate the property?
Last week, the governor of the Bank of Canada said that unless something changes, our standard of living will shrink.
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Will AI lead to a 2-day workweek?
According to Bill Gates, it could.
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Autistic and friendless
I have struggled my entire life making friends. It was not until recently that I realized it was because I have autism.
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I got laid off for being too efficient
I thought I was pretty smart for finding ways to do my job in less time, but my boss thought I was just lazy.