
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

The rush for AI data centres has come to Canada. Carney, through his “AI for all” strategy is trying to convince us that this will benefit all of us. But the fact is that AI under capitalism will mean profits for a few while the rest of us suffer.
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The government has announced not one, but two pipelines. They claim this will benefit all of us, but the truth is that the public will fund it while the profits remain private. This is another example of socialism for the rich and capitalism for the ... more
When Carney was elected, he said he would build thousands of affordable homes. Instead, he’s bailing out developers.
This week on the Class Line, Joel is joined by Communist Revolution/Révolution communiste editor Benoît Tanguay to discuss the real... more
Mark Carney is trying to spend his way out of the capitalist crisis. The government debt is ballooning out of control. But this won't save the system and the ruling class will force working-class people to pay for this bloated debt through cuts to so... more
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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 left-wing current-events show that analyzes Canadian politics and global issues through a Marxist lens. Episodes frequently critique capitalism, emphasize class analysis, and advocate socialist solutions such as public ownership, democratic planning, and expropriation of banks or large landlords. Guests are aligned with revolutionary socialist organizations and bring ideological framing to topics like housing unaffordability, government debt, Indigenous rights, climate policy, and military spending. The program often contrasts reformist policies with a socialist horizon and calls for mass organizing and worker solidarity. A standout trait is its consistent stance that systemic change requires a revolutionary, anti-capitalist approach rath... more
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2. Jeremy Swinarton
3. Oliver Lue
4. Ben Curry
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