When Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal Party of Canada ran for re-election in 2025, they made a series of commitments to Canadians promising new investments and good, well-paying jobs for workers.
Yet, one year into office, the Liberal government seems more committed to building a strong economy on the backs of workers rather than for them. In the past six months, the federal government has doubled down on an aggressive form of anti-unionism that threatens to upend the rights of workers and their unions.
