/r/ndp
Unofficial subreddit for supporters of the NDP, unions, and human rights
For those that seek a future that brings together the best of the insights and objectives of people who, within the social democratic and democratic socialist traditions, have worked through farmer, labour, co-operative, feminist, human rights and environmental movements, and with First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples, to build a more just, equal, and sustainable Canada within a global community dedicated to the same goals.
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Clip from Power and Politics, discussing the integrity of Jagmeet Singh's position that recommendations from Justice Hogue's inquiry into foreign interference ideally be put in place before a federal election be called
14:59 UTC
final debate approaches on troubling age verification bill
02:21 UTC
How does a Young Canadian get involved with the NDP?
I’ve always seen both Liberals and Conservatives campaign their way into involving young adolescents whether through volunteering or something in that regard. I’m not saying the NDP doesn’t do those things, however, how does one actually get involved and perhaps make an impact aside from just volunteering?
I feel that the other main parties often keep young adults on the side in terms of being involved or they just don’t take us seriously which is frustrating. So I guess my question would be; are adolescents (not teenagers in this case) useful to the party? As in, would our involvement and skills, depending on the person, be beneficial? And if so, how would one go about that.
02:18 UTC
Nova Scotia NDP making gains a few weeks from election day
23:35 UTC
Charlie Angus - Yells in the House of Commons
21:18 UTC
[ON] Marit Stiles introduces our housing plan: Homes Ontario
02:22 UTC
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