Liz Rowley, who holds the position of the leader of the Communist Party of Canada, and Adrien Welsh, who is the Secretary-General of the Communist Party of Quebec, were in Ottawa today to unveil the Communist Party's campaign against the rising cost of living.
The campaign aims to address the growing concerns of Canadians regarding the high costs of essential goods and services such as housing, healthcare, and Uadvocating for policies that would provide affordable access to these necessities, such as increasing funding for public services and expanding social programs.
During the launch, Rowley and Welsh highlighted the impact of income inequality on the daily lives of Canadians and called for a more equitable distribution of wealth. They emphasized the need for progressive taxation policies that would require corporations and the wealthiest Canadians to pay their fair share of taxes.
The Communist Party's campaign against high cost of living seeks to provide a voice for those who have been left behind by the current economic system and to push for a more just and equitable society.
