Magazine

November/December 2004

Volume 38, Number 6

Part three of a three issue CD focus on cities, Stan Gray as Canada’s greatest shit-disturber, the raging grannies, future of the Green Party, and more.

• Regulars

• Bush’s Victory and Canada’s Choice
  Editorial
• Health Care on the Mend?
  Editorial
• CLC Policy: On the Trading Block
  Editorial
• Labour Report
  By Geoff Bickerton
• Québec Communiqué
  By Pierre Dostie

• FEATURES

• Adrienne’s Tour
  By Al Pope
• Where is the Green Party Going?
  By Brendan Haley
• The Personal Dimension: Greatest Canadian Shit-Disturber
  By Stan Gray
• The Raging Grannies: Blazing a Trail of Humourous Protests
  By Carole Roy
• The Fightback Against Globalization Must Begin at Home
  By Sam Gindin
• The Heart of One-ness: The Art of Christi Belcourt
  By Joyce Green

• FOCUS ON CITIES PART 3 OF 3

• Cities and Strategies For Progressive Politics
  By John Cartwright
• Community Development in Winnipeg’s Inner City
  By Jim Silver
• My Urban Rez
  By Marvin Francis
• Squatting and the City
  By Lisa Freeman and Sarah Lamble
• Making Low-Income Women of Colour Count in Toronto
  By Punam Khosla
• Squatting in the City
  By Lisa Freeman and Sarah Lamble
• Montreal’s Housing Crisis
  By Francois Saillant
• Fighting For My Town
  By David Kidd
• Shaping Neighbourhoods: Montreal’s Community Orgs
  By Eric Shragge
• The Economic Basis of Imperial Power
  By James Petras

• WHAT’S LEFT

• All That’s Left - CD’s, Multi-Media Reviews
• On the Edge
  By Lesley Hughes