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The Moment, Spring 1989 – Published by the Jesuit Centre for Social Faith and Justice, examined social issues through a faith-based perspective.

The Asianadian, Winter 1979-80 – The Asianadian wrote about the experiences of different Asian communities in Canada.

Canadian Dimension, March-April 2007 – Features articles on International Women’s Day and issues in an upcoming election.

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Outlook, March 1991 – Features articles with Jewish perspectives on building a sustainable future, as well as book reviews, poetry, and short stories.

NECEF Report, Fall 2006 – The NECEF is a Canadian-Christian organization advocating for Palestinian liberation.

Rikka, Winter 1981 – Contains articles on Canadian multiculturalism policy and features a guide for newcomers to Canada.

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One Sky Report, December 1984 – Published by the Saskatchewan Cross-Cultural Centre, it examined social issues through a global and local perspective.

Community Economics: Green Dollars and Rural Women, fall 1986 – Examines a new local payment program where community members purchase goods and services by exchanging with eachother. Also discusses the progress of the Women and Rural Economic Development organization.

Black Labour, July 1975 – Features a statement from the Black Workers Alliance in solidarity with the Rastafarian movement, a religious and political movement from Jamaica.

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CTC Bulletin, October 1971 – Discusses Texpack’s efforts to disrupt the effort of its workers as a strike heads into its third month.

GATT-Fly Report, June 1989 – Discusses Brian Mulroney’s fiscal plans and the Bank of Canada’s high interests rates, arguing these will result in higher unemployment.

The Leader, Jan-Feb 1993 – Discusses CUPE’s efforts to provide striking parents with food and gifts for their families on Christmas. Each family received presents for their children, a turkey, and a $70 food voucher.

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Medical Reform, September 1994 – Published by the Medical Reform Group of Ontario, the newsletter deals with topics related to medicare. This issue presents views on what “medically necessary” means in the context of medicare coverage.

Community Schools, Nov-Dec 1973 – Written for educators tackling topics such as budget cuts for public schools. Includes curriculum materials.

Justice for Children and Youth Newsletter, October 1990 – Provides an update on Justice for Children and Youth meetings and activities.

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The Critical List, August 1975 – Features articles on how systemic issues contribute to poor public health including through the lack of regulation in the foods we eat.

Towards Justice in Health – Connects the healthcare industry with social issues that impact healthcare workers in the field.

Pro-Choice News, Spring 1987 – Discusses the failure of political parties to keep their election promises to make access to abortions easier.

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The Phoenix – Published by the Canadian Alliance of Solidarity with Native Peoples, an organization that aims to educate non-Native peoples about Indigenous issues.

Akwesasne Notes, summer 1984 – Published for the Mohawk people of the Akwesasne reserve.

New Breed, February 1989 – Discusses current events, activism, and culture of the Metis community in Saskatchewan.

Toronto Native Times, February 1981 – Features an article discussing the success of a Native art auction.

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On Our Way, March 1973 – An edition of the monthly women’s newspaper spotlighting Native Women’s Rights.

First Nations Drum, July 2007 – Bridges non-Native and Native communities by sharing news and stories relating to First Nations lifestyles and current events. This edition discusses Wilmer Nadjiwon, the founder of the Union of Ontario Indians.

The New Breed Journal, December 1991 – Discusses current events, activism, and culture of the Metis community in Saskatchewan.

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War, Peace, and the Media – An in-depth critique of the role of the media in covering issues of war, peace, and international relations. Argues that the media encourage hostility and conflict and disparage peace-making efforts.

A Guide to Co-op Alternatives Diverting Profits from the Banks, Food Middlemen, the Landlords – Provides community members with options for co-operative alternatives.

We’re Being Cheated: Corporate and Welfare fraud, The Hidden Story – Discusses how the media sensationalize cases of small-scale welfare fraud, but see no problem with government-funded corporate welfare and bailouts, and do not hold corporations accountable for tax fraud and other misdeeds.

The People’s Report – Contributions from British Columbia residents about their ideas for economic and social progress.

The East York Worker’s Association: A Response to the Great Depression – Examines how people during the Great Depression organized.

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The People’s History of Cape Breton – Discusses the day-to-day lives of the working people of Cape Breton and highlights their struggle for better working conditions and quality of life.

The Householder’s Guide to Community Defence Against Bureaucratic Aggression – Illustrates how local organizations can draw on community resources to mobilize funds, publicity and experts, and use tactical initiatives to fight the bureaucratic enemy.

Childbirth by Choice – The Canadian Abortion Rights Action League was a collective of abortion rights activists. This pamphlet advocates for the right for women to plan their families and to decide what is best for them with unplanned and unwanted pregnancies.

Expose Yourself – Resources for those starting an organization or business to build effective media relation strategies.

Community Workshops for the Environment – Pamphlet describes how to organize and facilitate environmental workshops, helping participants make more environmentally aware choices.

Chile Versus the Corporations: A Call for Canadian Support – Provides an overview of American (and Canadian) corporate interest in Chile and the Allende government’s attempts to challenge this domination.

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Immigrant Women’s Health Handbook – Accessing healthcare options as an immigrant can be difficult. This handbook provides resources for immigrant women to access healthcare.

What’s the Big Deal? – Comic suggesting that the increase of dependence on the United States and environmental degradation are major issues with free trade.

Poverty in Wealth – In its criticisms of the research on poverty in Canada, this pamphlet concludes that the minimum wage and welfare efforts have not been sufficient in relieving poverty while the rich are able to get richer.

A Time To Stand Together – Advocates against free-market oriented social policies which have harmed working class Canadians.

Canada and Mozambique – Written by John S. Saul a leading figure in the anti-apartheid movement in Canada.

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Mouseland – Comic using allegory and humour to make the point that every four years the people vote in politicians, many of whom own the means of production, who do not have the best interest in mind for the mice.

The Artistic Woodwork Strike 1973: A Lesson for the Canadian Labour Movement – A historical overview of the events of the artistic woodwork strike where members of the Toronto New Left went to support these striking workers, demonstrating solidarity between workers.

A Toolkit for a New Canada – Discusses the social and political issues that Canada faced in the first decade of the 21st century.

The Rules of the Game: a Handbook for Tenants and Homeowners – Argues that despite the long and tiring process citizens have to take to protest against redevelopment, corporations are able to by-pass this process through lobbying, allowing them to build whatever they want.

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