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May Day Greetings from the CEC of the PDM
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An Interview with Salam Hamdan
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No to War on Iran: Demand Support for International Law & Peaceful Diplomacy
No to War on Iran: Demand Support for International Law & Peaceful Diplomacy

The Popular Democracy Movement was founded in 2024 as a direct response to the failures of Canada’s political institutions—and the so-called leftist parties that have fallen short in addressing the profound injustices and growing crises facing people of Canada. The alarming successes of the far-right in recent years demand the intervention of a competent and unifying mass organization.

The Popular Democracy Movement stands on six basic principles.

An infographic with a blue-to-green gradient background, featuring two megaphones with lightning bolts, a blue star at the top, and a silhouette of a city skyline with trees in the foreground. The text reads: "Principles. The quest for a democratic future cannot be delayed. Refusing to bow down in the face of threats and degradation, we put forward these principles. They’re not the final word, but we think they’re a start."
Poster with message 'Strive for Peace' and call to action to leave NATO. The background has a gradient from dark blue to green. The poster discusses ending wars and mentions military conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Palestine, and Ukrain
Illustration of diverse people raising their fists in solidarity with a background gradient. The image includes a yellow arrow with the text 'Renew Democracy' and a paragraph discussing the need for a "truly representative democratic system".
Poster with a message to democratize the economy by transforming a capitalist state into a system that benefits people, with a focus on fair taxation and progressive policies. Contains a cartoon man sitting among bags of money, coins, and dollar bill
Welcome Newcomers sign with illustrations of a woman with a child and a man with a suitcase. Text explains immigration and inclusion, emphasising the importance of integration over discrimination.
An infographic emphasizing sustainability and environmental action. It shows a green earth with trees, solar panels, and wind turbines. The sun is shining, representing renewable energy. The headline reads 'Sustain our Earth,' and the text discusses
A yellow banner reading "Free Canada - Free Palestine" and an illustration of a white dove carrying an olive branch, flying beside it. The poster contains text discussing Canada's support for Palestine and criticizing its policies towards Israel and