November/December 2005
Volume 39, Number 6
Regulars
Editorial: NO to NAFTA
The Horowitz Paragraph
by Gad Horowitz
Labour Report
by Geoff Bickerton
Québec Communiqué
by Pierre Dostie
On the Edge
by Lesley Hughes
Opening Arguments
The Politics of Money: Haiti and the Left
by Yves Engler
Struggles of the Tahltan Nation
by Tyler Allan McCreary
The Wolf Has Begun to Howl: Report on the Camp at Grand Rapids
by Peter Kulchyski
TWU-Telus Confrontation: An Epic Struggle
by Sid Shniad
Andre Gunder Frank: Dependency Theory and Canadian Capitalism
by Gregory Albo
Pathbreakers:
Spacing: Toronto’s Public Space Committee
by Sarah Meehan
Bernelda Wheeler: Pioneer in Aboriginal Journalism
by Doug Cuthand
Focus
Will the WTO Survive Hong Kong?
by Tony Clarke
The New Israel Lobby in Action
by David Noble
The CAW Turn Bargaining Versus Building
by Freda Coodin
Friend of Nature, Enemy of Capitalism: A CD Salute to Jack Warnock
by Joe Roberts
All That’s Left
9/11: What Really Happened?: A Review Article
by Barrie Zwicker
Varda Burstyn’s Political Thriller, Water Inc.
by John Saul
Welcome to Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle
by Christopher Phelps
The CD Interview: Chris Hannah of Propagandhi
by Julie Moore