
The official podcast of the Revolutionary Communist Party, the Canadian section of the Revolutionary Communist International. Every week we bring you the class line on Canadian current events. If you agree with what we have to say, join us! Go to marxist.ca/join to apply for membership and build the Revolutionary Communist Party in your area! Question for the show? Email us at classlinepod@gmail.c... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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This week, Joel and Marco discuss the recent municipal elections in Toronto where Olivia Chow has been re-elected and Vancouver where a layer of democratic socialists has broken through. What do Communists think of this?
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Millions of Canadians are wondering if Canada will join the European Union, and if this will save the country. This week, Josie Seaton is joined by Marco La Grotta to discuss Carney's scheme, the real situation in Europe, and why Europe does show Can... more
With separation polling at around 25 per cent, the labour leaders and the NDP in Alberta have entered into an unholy alliance with hated establishment conservatives and CEOs to try to stop it. This week, Joel is joined by Laine Sheldon Houle to discu... more
This week, Joel is joined by Matt Kneller, a central committee member and leading activist with the RCP in Vancouver to discuss the meltdown in the BC Conservative party, what it means and how to fight against right-wing populism.
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I find this show really helps me understand
what is happening in Canadian politics. Too, it’s equipped me with the arguments to convince others of the need for revolution
A refreshing take on Mark Carney's speech at Davos. Our hosts peeled back the layers to expose the class interests of Canadian geopolitics and concluded as they had to "Workers of the World, Unite".
So important to understand the real divisions in society, The Class Line makes them clear!
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A leftist current-events show that applies a Marxist lens to Canadian politics, covering Alberta separatism, BC political shifts, housing affordability, public ownership, energy policy, and the role of labor in shaping policy. Episodes frequently feature activists and party organizers who critique capital interests, advocate for public ownership and planning, and push for a bold, class-based program. Noteworthy are the recurring calls for expropriation of wealth tied to resources, nationalization of banks, and a global revolutionary perspective integrated with local organizing; the format blends analysis with mobilization guidance for listeners who want to participate in or sponsor leftist political dialogue.
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Recent guests on The Class Line include:
1. Marco La Grotta
2. Laine Sheldon Houle
3. Matt Kneller
4. Hélène Bissonnette
5. Avi Lewis
6. Josie Seaton
7. Benoît Tanguay
8. Jeremy Swinarton
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