Footage from a demonstration outside the Sheffield University as students across the country join in a protest against Israel's war on Gaza on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks.



Those who gathered for the...

As wildfires rage, the Baccalieu Lions Club in Old Perlican, N.L., is helping organize community efforts to feed firefighters in the area.

The Congressman favors gun control rather than a full-blown repeal of the Constitutional Amendment, including controls on semi-automatic weapons and bump stocks. Early Tuesday, John Paul Stevens, a former Associate Justice of the U.S....

Louise Pedersen, executive director with the Outdoor Recreation Council of B.C., talks about what goes into taking care of a trail so it can be used again and again.

Jewish Israeli-born Mia Amir and Sama Ghnaim, who is Palestinian, are founding members of Parents for Palestine, a Vancouver group that aims to help local families process complex emotions and find community support.

In order to discuss union organizing and bargaining agreements, Starbucks will begin negotiations with Workers United.



The coffee company said in a statement, "we have agreed with Workers United that we will begin...

People in Mali are voting in a referendum on whether to change the constitution.

Jason Greer, the founder, and president of Greer Consulting, joined Cheddar News to discuss the return of the popularity of labor unions in 2022.

Alberta is home to many East Coasters, who are feeling helpless as family and friends in Atlantic Canada deal with the clean-up from Fiona. Now, they are organizing fundraisers to help with recovery efforts.

Young Ukrainians have formed a resistance to Russia's invasion by manufacturing and shipping out Molotov cocktails as well as manning checkpoints in their communities.

Description: Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's refusal to get his security clearance is back in the spotlight after reports that India helped organize support for his 2022 leadership bid. Former B.C. attorney general and federal...

A Long Island native is using the power of music to help those who’ve lost everything in the California wildfires.

There have been several high-profile labour disputes across Canada over the past year, from LCBO workers to rail employees to Air Canada pilots. CBC’s Shannon Martin explains what’s driving it — and what the future of the labour movement...

Two years after the Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, the national picture on abortion access is inconsistent, disjointed — and now teetering on the precipice of the coming election. (Scripps News)

Alexander Colvin, Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations Dean says technology is at the heart of the shift in the balance of power between labor and management.

Protestors in Ireland rally as part of a global climate change strike, which is demanding more action from international governments.



Hundreds of people gathered for protests across the island of Ireland on Friday as part of...

Women of color fought for the right to vote even after the passage of the 19th Amendment. Now a disenfranchised group is a key voting bloc.

Print to Protect was founded by a high school student in response to COVID-19 and the lack of PPE for health workers.

Mar.02 -- In this edition of "Bloomberg Equality," Dean Spade Author of 'Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During This Crisis (and the Next)' discusses the tens of thousands of mutual aid networks and projects that emerged around the world...

Canada's capital city remained under a state of emergency Monday as police tried to rein in protests against vaccine mandates and Covid-19 restrictions. Hundreds of trucks are still out on the streets in Ottawa steps away from Canada's...

Roy Bahat, Head, Bloomberg Beta speaks on what tech executives need to know about organized labor at the Bloomberg Technology Summit.

Kate Bronfenbrenner, Cornell University Senior Lecturer, discusses Amazon's union election and the outlook of U.S. labor rights. She speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia" for Bloomberg's Equality...

President Donald Trump and his allies likely committed crimes, they say. And it’s up to you to do something about it.

Stanford Law's William B. Gould IV discusses the Amazon NYC Warehouse workers decision to support a union in a historic labor win. He speaks with Romaine Bostick, Taylor Riggs, and Gina Martin Adams on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close".