Our latest poster for Communist Manitoba/Communist Party of Canada; don’t miss this chance to take in some film & music in the park AND get to know your Communist candidates in #WinnipegNorth & #WinnipegSouthCentre, Robert Crooks and @CamScottCPC! #VoteCommunist in #Elxn44!

“Internecine battle”, “personalities” or a question of major importance? the heart of the matter in opposing NDP socialist in words, imperialist in deeds The Canada Files Canto General Larry Wasslen @abramxlutes Alex Boykowich Communist Manitoba Communist Party of Canada Ken Stone Paul S. Graham

"Many people ask us, why #votecommunist? Aren’t I throwing my vote away? Conversely, we’d ask such a strategist, what are you doing otherwise?" Please read this piece from @CamScottCPC. It's time to stop accepting the lesser evil. canadiandimension.com/articles/view/…

If you live in the Winnipeg North or South Centre riding we’d urge you to consider voting for Robert Crooks & @CamScottCPC, respectively. Given the dire overlapping crises, they are campaigning on the only realistic reformist platform of any party. People & planet over profit!

#VoteCommunist wherever you can today; our survival depends on it! Capitalism has had its chance and has failed us all miserably, its legacy one of exploitation, imperialism, racism and colonization. The only party with a platform to take us forward is ⁦Communist Party of Canada⁩.

In Winnipeg this means Robert Crooks in #WinnipegNorth & @CamScottCPC in #WinnipegSouthCentre. If you live in these ridings, get to your local polling station and (safely) vote for a better world!

We will once again be peddling a variety of fine wares at 819 Ingersoll St this Saturday from 9:00-14:00.

Election is pretty much over, but here’s an interesting clip of Robert Crooks and @CamScottCPC of Communist Manitoba talking about cultural labour and art workers on my show recently. witchpolice.com/episodes/bonus…

Reminder that the city and province have committed $50 million (total) to make Portage Place better. The mall is for sale for $23 million. The state can buy it and make it a truly community-run space.