Magazine

September/October 2004

Volume 38, Number 5

Part two of a three issue CD focus on cities, Canada’s crimes in Haiti, and more.

• Regulars

• Editorial: The Uncertain Path To PR
• Labour Report
  By Geoff Bickerton
• Québec Communiqué
  By Pierre Dostie
• Canadian Crimes In Haiti: Beyond Complicity
  By Anthony Fenton
• Red Ballot: Voting For Revolution In Venezuela
  By Jonah Gindin
• Fool Me Twice? Labour Politics In South Africa
  By Carolyn Basset And Marlea Clarke
• The 2004 Elections And The Left: Some Lessons From Québec
  By Richard Fidler
• “G” Stands For General Strike
  By Evert Hoogers
• The Parkland Institute: Alberta’s Unofficial Opposition
  By Kristine Owram
• The Personal Dimension: Fanning The Flames
  By Len Wallace

• FEATURES – FOCUS ON CITIES PART 2 OF 3

• The Resistable Rise Of The Creative Class
  By Kanishka Goonewardena
• Glen Murray’s Failed New Deal
  By Nick Ternette
• Winnipeg: City Of Contradictions
  By Richard Lennon
• “Utopia On The Pacific?”: Coping With The Crisis In Vancouver
  By Kimball Cariou
• The Cost Of Forgetting: Canada’s “Worst Neighbourhood”
  By Olive Dempsey
• Democracy In Montréal: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
  By Anne Latendresse
• Mining Towns And The New Hinterland Crisis
  By David Leadbeater

• WHAT’S LEFT

• All That’s Left Cd’s Multi-Media Reviews
• On the Edge
  by Lesley Hughes