This week, Quebec police shot and killed a 15-year-old in Longueuil, sparking renewed outrage over racial bias, lethal force, and whether oversight can deliver true justice. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/09/24/m...

At Montreal’s Hippodrome, modular trailers highlight both the promise and limits of “pre-housing,” foreshadowing debates over Carney’s $26B national plan. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/09/24/m...

How quick wealth and colonial expansion made British Columbia the most secular region in North America. youtu.be/QB-yrKHRs_M

Empire has never been about belief, but about power. From Constantine’s church to colonial “God wills it,” from Manifest Destiny to secular capitalism, the costumes change, but the body remains the same. Canada illustrates how empire adapts. Read more: alexstation.substack.com/p/from-god-t...

Religion isn’t the root problem — empire and power are. Colonialism, the slave trade, genocide, and land theft didn’t come from divine command; they came from material interests and racial supremacy. youtu.be/RXKh213XPX8

Behind patriotic slogans, Canada’s Arctic buildup secures corporate access to a thawing frontier, prioritizing profits over Indigenous needs and climate action. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/05/30/c...

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s $26B modular housing plan mirrors his past work at Brookfield, raising conflict of interest concerns and fueling profit-over-people fears. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/05/30/c...

Quebec’s Crossroads: BRICS Sovereignty vs Green Empire King Charles’s throne speech promised “unprecedented transformation,” but beneath the pageantry lay subsidies for extraction and U.S. supply chains. -> alexstation.substack.com/p/quebecs-cr...

Russia was exiled from global sport after Ukraine, while Israel, despite far greater civilian deaths in Gaza, faces no sanctions — exposing sport’s true politics. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/05/24/s...

Zohran Mamdani’s primary win triggered backlash across the spectrum, not for failure, but for proving a bold, left vision can defeat the machine. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/07/11/m...

Over 4.3 million hectares have burned across Canada by July 2025, making this the second-worst wildfire season in recorded history. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/07/13/c...

Trump’s 35% tariff on Canadian imports wasn’t a rupture in trade—it was a calculated humiliation, revealing the asymmetry Canada chose to ignore. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/07/12/t...

Critics of Zohran Mamdani’s run misunderstand how power works in U.S. politics—he’s not hijacking the Democrats, he’s beating them at their own game. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/05/31/w...

The removal of Shen Yun from Montreal’s Place des Arts isn’t censorship, it’s accountability. Here’s why more cities should follow suit. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/07/08/m...

Mark Carney didn’t just win the 2025 election—he absorbed the Conservatives and revealed that Liberalism now functions as Canada’s ruling system. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/07/04/m...

Behind the Canada Day parades and patriotic slogans lies a violent colonial history that continues to deny Indigenous sovereignty and suppress resistance. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/07/01/c...

Today marks 36 years since the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, yet we're still asking: what happened? And why does the world cling to a massacre narrative that even Western journalists and diplomats on the ground say never occurred in the square itself? sparksolidarity.ca/2025/06/04/r...

A feel-good spectacle for genocide, Walk With Israel masks colonial violence as culture, and those who march aren’t neutral. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/05/30/w...

On May 1, 1977, gunmen opened fire on leftists in Istanbul’s Taksim Square. At least 34 were killed. No one was held accountable. Suspicions fell on Turkey’s Counter-Guerrilla, echoing familiar Strategy of Tension tactics used to crush leftist movements across Europe.

Every May 1st, workers from around the world rise up in marches, strikes, and protests, not just to celebrate, but to confront the forces that exploit, erase, and repress them. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/05/01/f...

This election campaign saw tens of thousands march on Ottawa in one of the largest pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Canadian history, demanding justice, not just votes. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/30/d...

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While movements like VotePalestine offer a necessary demand for Palestinian rights, their cautious strategy risks reinforcing the very systems it seeks to challenge. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/28/w...

In this special election day episode of Spark’d Cast, Alex speaks with author and activist Yves Engler about how the Zionist lobby sabotaged the Green Party of Canada from within. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/28/s...

Election day Spark'd Cast episode coming out with a very special guest. Will post soon.

Two debates, four leaders, zero substance. This is the hollow spectacle of Canadian politics, a managerial farce masking a crumbling system. It’s not about who wins, it’s about why nothing changes. The rot isn’t new, but it sure is accelerating. youtu.be/-V6x0_oFqEg

In Canada, politics isn’t just a civic duty, it’s a ritual, performed and consumed like hockey. Debates are games, leaders are players, and voters are fans cheering for teams that never win. youtu.be/rJ93sxRtVuU

Jesse Brown brands Canadaland as a progressive outlet, but his rigid stance on journalistic neutrality often equates leftist activism with far-right extremism. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/23/c...

After the debates, the real scandal wasn’t what was said, but what was allowed. Rebel News pushed genocide denial. CBC stayed silent. This isn’t neutrality, it’s complicity. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/18/s...

What happened after Canada’s leaders’ debate said more than the debate itself. Rebel News hijacked the media scrum, CBC stayed silent, and the Debate Commission folded. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/19/h...

Jagmeet Singh came out swinging in the 2025 leaders' debate, but it felt more like a desperate attempt to prove the NDP still holds relevance. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/18/j...

A deep dive into the substance, or lack thereof, of Canada’s 2025 leaders’ debate. Behind the posturing, stakeholder-speak, and technocratic platitudes, what mattered most was what went unsaid. youtu.be/6p3PZfE3RS0

Canada's leaders’ debate wasn’t a discussion, it was a managed ritual of decline. Four men posturing, one moderator asleep at the wheel, and a stage built to preserve incumbency. Carney got the floor, Singh got buried, and the rest of us got another pantomime of democracy. youtu.be/K38gefVB0Uc

Canada’s 2025 debates exposed the rot: technocrats, fake populists, media cowardice. A spectacle of powerlessness dressed up as democracy. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/23/s...

From neoliberal technocrats to faux populists and even state media complicity, this episode breaks down the circus of electoral spectacle and manufactured consent that was the 2025 Canadian federal election debates. 🔊➡️ open.spotify.com/episode/57smMg9CsxbPQh18bPcf6A?si=mpRcC8owSRKjebw8XBJm1g

The Bloc Québécois 2025 election campaign faces challenges and opportunities as it seeks to retain strongholds and influence national policy in a shifting landscape. electionodds.ca/canada/bloc-...

Mark Carney’s push to unify Canada’s economy may sound like smart policy, but it’s a move to centralize power and serve capital at the expense of workers. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/15/m...

Days before the election, Carney’s cabinet shuffle exposed performative Canadian unity. In response, the Bloc’s nationalism falls short, Quebec needs class, not cultural, unity. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/15/t...

Mark Carney’s rise isn’t as much strategy as it is desperation. A detached technocrat in a tailored suit, here to offer only managerial platitudes in a moment demanding real change.

Steven Guilbeault’s journey from bold Greenpeace activist to ineffective Liberal minister reveals how establishment politics absorbs and neutralizes radical opposition. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/14/f...

Mark Carney is now Prime Minister, and he’s never won an election. No seat, no campaign, no mandate. In this episode of the Spark'd Cast, @alexstation.bsky.social unpacks how a central banker became Canada’s new CEO. 🔊👇 youtu.be/lv6FzIXXDNs

Last weekend, In a span of just 12 hours, Montreal police killed two men, including Abisay Cruz, a 29-year-old father in crisis. These deaths expose a pattern of systemic police violence, failed oversight, and media complicity. youtu.be/bRxDGY7i_Do

Last week, Montreal police killed two men in less than twelve hours, sparking public outrage, protests, and renewed demands for systemic change. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/04/07/m...

This afternoon in Montreal, hundreds marched for Abisay Cruz and outmaneuvered riot cops to briefly take the Boulevard Métropolitain, halting traffic on the Highway 40 feeder. In response, Montreal police unleashed multiple rounds of tear gas on the crowd.

Unelected Prime Ministers in Canada are more common than many realize, with history showing several leaders took office without winning a general election first. electionodds.ca/canada/unele...

At last month's Liberal leadership convention, Jean Chrétien praised his party’s legacy, but his own role in trying to erase Indigenous rights tells a very different story. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/03/10/j...

To this day, the story of Canada’s non-involvement in Iraq remains a cherished national illusion. But the truth is much uglier. Canada didn’t stand against the war—it simply avoided the political cost of participation while continuing to enable it. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/03/10/t...

Tonight, around 250 mourners gathered in Saint-Léonard for Abisay Cruz, killed by Montreal police. Grief turned to rage, streets were blocked, riot cops clashed with protesters. 👇👇

Mark Carney's brand of neoliberalism reflects a polished, progressive image that masks deep ties to corporate power and a steadfast commitment to maintaining the status quo. sparksolidarity.ca/2025/03/11/m...

The NDP election strategy is facing growing criticism after key seat losses in Ontario's recent election, with analysts pointing to a lack of coordination and adaptation under FPTP. electionodds.ca/canada/ontar...