Canadian Revolution was founded by members of the Toronto Communist Group, Workers Unity and individuals who would later go on to form the Bolshevik Union. The magazine was intended as an open forum for Marxist-Leninists to debate issues related to communist theory and practice. Although only six issues were issued (from spring 1975 into early 1976) Canadian Revolution managed to connect often isolated groups across Canada with one other. However, disputes between the Bolshevik Tendency (the initial name of the Bolshevik Union) and the other groups on the magazine over its direction soon disrupted further publishing.
Editorial
Political Unity and Policy of the Journal
Imperialism and Canadian Political Economy, Part I
Why Building the Party is the Principle Task
Quebec: Notes on the Contributions
To Chart the Path of the Revolution is a Task of Prime Importance
Towards the Marxist-Leninist Organization
Ontario Waffle: Social Democratic to the End
Ontario Report Editorial: More of the Same
Social Democracy in the Service of the Bourgeoisie and Reaction (reprinted from Albania Today)
Reviews: Looking Backward, Looking Forward by E.F. Hill
Letters
Editorial
A Reply to CPC(M-L)’s Call for Unity
On Revisionism in Portugal
Imperialism and Canadian Political Economy, Part II
Review: Imperialism and the National Question in Canada by Steve Moore and Debi Wells by Jack Scott
Letters
Editorial
Unite to build the Marxist-Leninist Party
The Tasks of the Marxist-Leninist Movement: How to build the Marxist-Leninist Communist Party
Against the So-called ’Tactical Line’ of Implantation
The Objective and Subjective Factors in the Revolution (reprinted from Albania Today)
A History of the Communist Party of Canada (Parts 1 & 2)
Book Review; Political Economy, a Beginner’s Course
Letters
Editorial
Nationhood or Genocide: The Struggle of the Native People Against Canadian and American Imperialism
A Reply To “Imperialism and Canadian Political Economy”
Some Observations on the History of the Communist Party of Canada (Parts 3 & 4)
Announcing the Creation of the Canadian Communist League (Marxist-Leninist)
Letters
Editorial
CR Replies to the Bolshevik Tendency
Ideological Struggle Is Class Struggle
The Working Class In Capitalist Society Today (reprinted from Albania Today)
Practical Lessons In The Dictatorship Of The Proletariat
Chou En-lai, A Tribute
Marking International Women’s Day
Some Observations On The History of The Communist Party Of Canada (Parts 5 & 6)
Comments On “Observations”
Letters
Editorial
Response to May 1st: by the Canadian Communist League (ML)
Natives are part of the third world
What Is the Nature of the Soviet Mode of Production?
Militants and the Police (translation of a a pamphlet by the Association of Jurists of Quebec)
Workers’ Unity (Toronto) rallies to the Canadian Communist League (ML)
Letters