Communist Party of Canada - Ontario, Dave McKee. Political stance People's Voice is openly partisan and leftist. According to its website, the paper is "carrying on the tradition of the socialist press in Canada since 1922". Each online article is presented as coming from "Canada's leading socialist newspaper". The print edition says that the paper reports and analyzes events "from a revolutionary perspective, helping to build the movements for justice and equality, and eventually for a socialist Canada", and identifies as "the paper that fights for working people—on every page—in every issue." The paper has been sharply critical of the policies of Stephen Harper's Conservative government of Canada and what it describes as attacks on democratic rights, social programmes, aboriginal peoples, women, students, the environment, and Canadian sovereignty. The paper has had the longest opposition by any Canadian print-media to Canada's participation in the current war in Afghanistan. People's Voice has expressed support for the struggles of the Palestinian people. During federal elections, the paper calls for a vote for the Communist Party of Canada while urging voters to support the most progressive candidates, such as an independent, NDP or left-Green, in ridings where Communists are not running. In Quebec provincial elections, it supports Québec solidaire, a left-wing political party with ten members in the Quebec National Assembly where Communists are not running. The paper also provides regular coverage of municipal politics, supporting the Coalition of Progressive Electors in Vancouver. People's Voice is the only newspaper in the world to run "Workers of all lands, unite!" in three languages on its front page: English, French and Cree, in order to represent English, French, and Indigenous Canada. Key people Dave McKee, current editor Kimball Cariou, former editor Sam Hammond, former business manager and labour columnist Miguel Figueroa, writer Naomi Rankin, columnist Liz Rowley, editorial board and labour columnist Jim Sacouman, columnist Darrell Rankin, former columnist Wally Brooker, culture writer Mike Constable, cartoonist Foreign correspondents B. Prasant, South Asian correspondent from Kolkata. A member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), Prasant often contributes reportage from Latin America and Bangladesh. Susan Hurlick, Latin American correspondent from Havana See also Media proprietor Concentration of media ownership Propaganda model List of newspapers in Canada References External links . Contains selected articles online as well as audio files. Records of Pacific Nation are held by Simon Fraser University's Special Collections and Rare Books Newspapers published