| 1924 | For a Farmer-Labor Party✓Free — For a Workers' and Farmers' Government Farmer-Labor Leaflet -- No. 1 | — | English |
| 1930 | A Manual on Party Branch Work✓ | Stewart Smith | English |
| 1930 | Educational Course✓ | — | English |
| 1930 | The Triumph of Socialism in the Soviet Union✓ Canadian Workers' Pamphlet Series -- No. 1 | — | English |
| 1931 | Bennett's Starvation Budget✓ Workers' Pamphlet Series -- No. 4 | — | English |
| 1931 | Communism on Trial!✓ Workers' Pamphlet Series -- No. 4 | — | English |
| 1931 | Resolutions of Enlarged Plenum of Communist Party of Canada✓ | — | English |
| 1932 | Rules for Underground Party Work✓ | — | English |
| 1936 | Canada and the VII World Congress of the Communist International✓ — Outline of Study of the Decisions of the 7th Congress of the Communist International and the 9th Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Canada | — | English |
| 1936 | Celebrate the Repeal of Section 98!✓ — Parade and Mass Rally, Saturday July 4th | — | English |
| 1936 | What the Communist Party Stands For?✓ — Plain Talks on Vital Problems | — | English |
| 1937 | Financial Report of the Clarion Publishing Ass'n✓ — Submitted to the Eighth National Convention Communist Party of Canada | O. C. Doolan | English |
| 1939 | Keep Canada Out of War by Keeping War Out of the World✓ | — | English |
| 1939 | Who Is Double-Crossing Peace?✓ — Address of Alderman Stewart Smith at Toronto, Friday Aug. 25th, 1939 | Stewart Smith | English |
| 1940 | The Clarion✓ | — | English |
| 1940 | The Crimea Decisions and Your Future✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1941 | A National Front for Victory✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1942 | Resolution of the National Party Conference, February 1942✓ | — | English |
| 1943 | Labor's Voice, the People's Choice✓ — Tues. Aug. 8, Elect Councillor Michael Buhay, Labor-Progressive Candidate St. Louis | — | English |
| 1943 | The People Must Act Now!✓ — Tim Buck's Speech | Tim Buck | English |
| 1943 | Vote for Fred Rose✓ — Labour Progressive Candidate, Carter, Aug 9 | — | English |
| 1944 | After the War - Depression or Prosperity?✓ Federal Election Talks Series -- No. 1 | Tim Buck | English |
| 1944 | Canada's Choice, Unity or Chaos✓Free | Tim Buck | English |
| 1944 | Two Peoples✓ — One Land, One Future Federal Election Talks Series -- No. 2 | Stanley Bréhaut Ryerson | English |
| 1944 | What Kind of Government?✓ — Liberal-Labor Coalition vs. Tory Reaction | Tim Buck | English |
| 1945 | A Better Canada to Fight for, to Work for, to Vote For✓ — Electoral Program of the Labour-Progressive Party | — | English |
| 1945 | A Letter to Canadians✓ | Austin Delaney | English |
| 1945 | A Scientist Takes His Place✓ — Dyson Carter Explains Why He Joined the LPP | Dyson Carter | English |
| 1945 | A Square Deal for Alberta's Vets✓ — No Broken Promises After This War Say Labor Progressives | — | English |
| 1945 | Atomic Diplomacy✓ — A Threat to World Peace! | Tim Buck | English |
| 1945 | Lest We Forget✓ — Some Facts Every Voter Should Know About CCF Leaders | — | English |
| 1945 | Munkát, haladást Kanadában és tartós világbékét✓ — A Labor Progressziv Párt országos bizottságának határozati javaslata 1945 aug. 10-16 | — | Hungarian |
| 1945 | Re-elect Fred Rose✓ — Candidate Labor-Progressive Party, June 11, Cartier | — | English |
| 1945 | The L.P.P. and Post-war Canada✓ — Report of Labor-Progressive Party National Committee Meeting August 10-16, 1945 | — | English |
| 1945 | The Labor-Progressive Party's Plan for the Battle of Housing✓ | Stewart Smith | English |
| 1945 | The Labour-Progressive Party's Plan for the Battle of Housing✓ | Stewart Smith | English |
| 1945 | You Are Invited✓ | Leslie Morris | English |
| 1946 | A Scientist Takes His Place✓ — Dyson Carter Explains Why He Joined the L.P.P. | Dyson Carter | English |
| 1946 | Békéért haladásért szocializmusért✓ | Tim Buck | Hungarian |
| 1946 | Canada on the Threshold of a New Era✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1946 | Greetings, Northern Neighbor!✓ | Charles Sims | English |
| 1946 | Labor's Fight for a Better Canada✓ — Problems on the Eve of the 1946 Conventions of Canada's Labor Union Congresses | J. B. Salsberg | English |
| 1946 | Labour's Fight for a Better Canada✓ — Problems on the Eve of the 1946 Conventions of Canada's Labour Union Congresses | J. B. Salsberg | English |
| 1946 | Rx for Canada ... Health Insurance✓ | — | English |
| 1946 | Spy Scares Do Not Build Homes✓ — The Canadian Tribune Interviews Tim Buck | Tim Buck | English |
| 1946 | The Battle Is on - For Jobs and Security✓ | J. B. Salsberg | English |
| 1946 | Tim Buck on the Suicide Pact✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1946 | V-Day in the Woods✓ — The Significance to Labor of the Woodworkers' Strike Victory | Maurice Rush | English |
| 1946 | Wages and Inflation✓ — An Answer to Donald Gordon | Tim Buck | English |
| 1946 | Well, Vet, What Now✓ | Leslie Hunt | English |
| 1947 | Canada's Path to Peace and Security✓ — Speech Delivered to a Meeting of the National Committee of the Labour-Progressive Party, May 21st, 1947 | Tim Buck | English |
| 1948 | A Letter to the Party✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1948 | Keep Canada Independent✓ — Summary of Report to Meeting of Labor-Progressive Party, National Committee, Toronto, January 6th-9th, 1948 | Tim Buck | English |
| 1948 | Why Be a Doormat?✓ | Stanley B. Ryerson | English |
| 1949 | Block the Police State Plot✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1949 | Canada, Together✓ | — | English |
| 1949 | Tim Buck on the Suicide Pact✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1949 | Which Side Are You On?✓ — A Question for Messrs. Coldwell, Lewis and Millard | Stanley Bréhaut Ryerson | English |
| 1950 | Rochon in His True Colours✓ | — | English |
| 1950 | Stand on Guard for Canada, Against the Warmongers!✓ | — | English |
| 1950 | The Yankee Occupation of Canada✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1951 | Fight for Peace as for Life!✓ — Report to the 4th National Convention, Labor-Progressive Party | Tim Buck | English |
| 1951 | Help to End Their Suffering✓ — Raise Your Voice Against War with China! Bring Our Boys Home from Korea | — | English |
| 1951 | We Fight for Canada✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1952 | Canada's War Budget Made in USA✓ — Four Thousand Dollars a Minute for Armaments | Norman Freed | English |
| 1952 | Canadian Independence and People's Democracy✓ — Program Adoped by the National Committee of the Labor-Progressive Party | — | English |
| 1952 | Kanads'ka nezalezhnist' i narodna demokratiia✓ — Prohrama pryĭniata Kraǐovym Komitetom Prohresyvnoï Partii Pratsi Liutyǐ, 1952 | — | Ukrainian |
| 1952 | Not Wanted Here!✓ — Canada Does Not Want Yankee Wars, Yankee Profiteers, Yankee Culture, Yankee Witch-Hunts | — | English |
| 1952 | Our Country Betrayed!✓ — Save Canada! | — | English |
| 1953 | Beat the Threat of Depression✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1953 | Canada for Her People✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1953 | Don't Let President Eisenhower Spread the War in Asia!✓ | — | English |
| 1953 | High Cost of University Education a National Concern✓ | — | English |
| 1953 | Kanada legyen a Kanadai népé✓ | Tim Buck | Hungarian |
| 1953 | Massey Hall, March 9 1953✓ — Toronto People's Tribute to ... Joseph v. Stalin | — | English |
| 1953 | New Horizons for Young Canada✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1953 | Put Canada First!✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1954 | Beat the Threat of Depression✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1954 | Brief of the Labor-Progressive Party to the Royal Commission on Constitutional Problems✓ | — | English |
| 1954 | Canadian Independence and a People's Parliament✓ — Canada's Path to Socialism | — | English |
| 1954 | Put Canada First!✓ — Your Own Future Depends on It | Tim Buck & Labor-Progressive Party. Convention | English |
| 1954 | Stop the "Made-in-U.S.A." Slump!✓ | — | English |
| 1955 | Canada and Geneva✓ — New Hope for World Peace | Leslie Morris | English |
| 1955 | Let the Spirit of Geneva Prevail✓ — Statement of the National Committee, Labor-Progressive Party | — | English |
| 1955 | Unity✓ — Will Organized Labor's Dream Come True? | William Kashtan | English |
| 1955 | Unity! Will Organised Labour's Dream Come True?✓ | William Kashtan | English |
| 1956 | Appendices to the Brief of the Labor-Progressive Party of Canada, Submitted to the Royal Commission on Canada's Economic Prospects, January 1956✓ | — | English |
| 1956 | You Can Make Parliament Act for Peace, National Insurance, Trade✓ | — | English |
| 1956 | You Can Save the Pipeline for Canada!✓ | — | English |
| 1957 | Keynote Speech of Tim Buck✓ — Sixth National Convention, Labor-Progressive Party of Canada, April 19-22, 1957, Held at Toronto, Ontario | Tim Buck | English |
| 1957 | May Day✓ — World Festival of Working People | — | English |
| 1959 | Resolved, the New Party Must Be a Genuine Labor-Farmer Party✓ | — | English |
| 1960 | A Proposal✓ — An Economy to Serve the People, Extension of Democracy, New Pact of Confederation, Dissociation from U.S. Vietnam Aggression.: What You Can Do to Help | — | English |
| 1960 | The Road to Socialism in Canada✓ — The Program of the Communist Party of Canada | — | English |
| 1960 | Think over These New Policies for Canada✓ | — | English |
| 1961 | Brief Submitted to the Committee of Enquiry into the Unemployment Insurance Act✓ | William Kashtan | English |
| 1961 | Make Our Economy Work for the Canadian People✓ — Cut Taxes on Workers and Farmers, Create a Million New Jobs | — | English |
| 1962 | Documents of the 17th National Convention, January 19, 20, 21, 1962✓ — Main Report, Policy Resolution, Program Amendments, Special Resolutions, Fraternal Greetings, Convention Delegates, National Executive Committee | Communist Party of Canada. Convention | English |
| 1962 | Let's Be Masters in Our Own House✓ — A New Policy for Canada, of Independence, Neutrality, Disarmament | — | English |
| 1962 | Pros Perity Not Austerity✓ — The People Demand Action; a Message to the Canadian People | — | English |
| 1964 | Challenge of the '60s✓ — A 3-point Program for Canada | Leslie Morris | English |
| 1965 | Democracy on the Job✓ — A Statement of Workers' Rights | — | English |
| 1965 | One Million Jobs✓ — The Proposals of the Communist Party of Canada | — | English |
| 1965 | Why the Communist Party of Quebec Was Founded✓ — What You Can Do to Help | — | English |
| 1966 | A New Course for Canada✓ | William Kashtan | English |
| 1966 | Together We Can Win!✓ — The Rights of Labor Are Paramount in a Democracy | — | English |
| 1966 | Vietnam: Eyewitness Report✓ | Tim Buck | English |
| 1969 | An Alternative for Canadian Autoworkers✓ | — | English |
| 1969 | Congrès 69✓ — Le 20ième congrès du Parti communiste canadien 4-6 avril 1969; résolutions, rapports, déclarations politiques | Communist Party of Canada. Convention | French |
| 1969 | Convention 69✓ — The 20th Convention Communist Party of Canada April 4-6, 1969; Resolutions, Reports, Policy Statements | Communist Party of Canada. Convention | English |
| 1969 | For a Democratic Farm Policy✓ | — | English |
| 1969 | The 20th Convention, Communist Party of Canada, April 4-6, 1969✓ — Resolutions, Reports, Policy Statements | Communist Party of Canada. (20th 1969 Toronto Ont.) | English |
| 1969 | The Fight Against Poverty✓ — Policy Statement of the 20th Convention Communist Party of Canada, April 4-6, 1969 | — | English |
| 1969 | The Strike in Big Steel and Metal Mining 1969✓ | — | English |
| 1970 | Dollar Crisis Made in U.S.A.✓ — Canada Must Break Out of U.S. Vise! | — | English |
| 1970 | The Communist Party Says Higher Wages a Must!✓ | — | English |
| 1970 | The Fight for Democracy and Social Advance✓ — The Leader of the Communist Party Speaks on the Crisis in Quebec and Throughout Canada, the War Measures Act, and the Need for United Action by the Working Class and All Democratic Forces | William Kashtan | English |
| 1970 | Unite in Struggle for Full Employment✓ — A Message to Organized Labour by Communist Party of Canada | Bruce Magnuson | English |
| 1971 | Anniversary Manifesto, 1921-1971✓ | Communist Party of Canada. Central Executive Committee | English |
| 1971 | Convention 71✓ — 21st Convention Communist Party of Canada; November 27-29, 1971; Keynote Address William Kashtan, Policy Resolution, General Resolutions | Communist Party of Canada. Convention | English |
| 1971 | Farmers! Fight for Your Future✓ — The Communist Party's Answer to Ottawa's Task Force Report on Canadian Agriculture in the '70s | William C. Beeching | English |
| 1971 | The Case for More Pay in 1971✓ | Communist Party of Canada. Central Executive Committee | English |
| 1971 | The Road to Socialism in Canada✓ — The Program of the Communist Party of Canada | — | English |
| 1972 | A New Direction, New Policies for Canada✓ — Curb Monopoly! Break U.S. Control! Put People First!: The Communist Election Platform | — | English |
| 1972 | The Federal Election - What Next?✓ | William Kashtan | English |
| 1972 | The Road to Socialism in Canada✓ — The Program of the Communist Party of Canada | — | English |
| 1973 | For an Independent, Sovereign and United Trade Union Movement✓ | — | English |
| 1974 | 22 Convention Communist Party of Canada May 18-20 1974✓ — Policy Resolutions, Concluding Remarks, Constitution Amendments, General Resolutions.policy Statements | Communist Party of Canada. Convention | English |
| 1974 | For Public Ownership and Democratic Control of Our Energy Resources✓ | — | English |
| 1974 | Stop Layoffs!✓ — Raise Wages! Cut Prices!; Check the Drift to Depression; Fight for a Policy of Full Employment | — | English |
| 1974 | Unite in Struggle for Détente and Social Progress✓ — Documents and Resolutions Adopted by the Central Committee, Communist Party of Canada, October 12-13, 1974 | — | English |
| 1974 | Who Is I.W. Abel?✓ — Where Is He Going? | — | English |
| 1975 | Kill Bill C-73✓ — Restore and Extend Collective Bargaining | — | English |
| 1975 | Mackenzie Pipeline, Development or Sell-Out?✓ — Communist Party of Canada Submission to the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry | — | English |
| 1975 | Put the Multi-nationals Under Democratic Nationalization✓ — Submission of the Communist Party of Canada to the Royal Commission on Corporate Concentration, November 11, 1975 | — | English |
| 1978 | Canada's Roots Are in Two Nations✓ — The Communist Party of Canada Answers Bill C-60 | — | English |
| 1979 | Make Canada a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone✓ — Not a Nuclear Weapons Testing Zone | — | English |
| 1979 | The Right to a Job✓ | — | English |
| 1979 | The Right to Free Collective Bargaining✓ | — | English |
| 1979 | The Right to Live in Peace and Security✓ | — | English |
| 1980 | Build a United, Independent and Democratic Canada✓ — Submission to the Special Joint Committee on the Constitution of Canada | — | English |
| 1980 | For a Change of Course✓ — For Peace and Social Progress | William Kashtan | English |
| 1980 | Stop the Plunder of B.C. Resources✓ | Maurice Rush | English |
| 1981 | Deepen and Extend the Fightback on All Fronts✓ — Report to the June 5, 6, 7, 1981 Meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Canada | William Kashtan | English |
| 1982 | Take Canada Out of the Crisis!✓ | — | English |
| 1982 | Unite to Defend Living Standards and Peace✓ — Report of the Central Committee (Abridged), Communist Party of Canada, October 9, 10, 11, 1982 | William Kashtan | English |
| 1983 | A New Course for Canada✓Free — Submission | Communist Party of Canada. Central Executive Committee | English |
| 1983 | For Security and Dignity in Old Age✓ — CPC on Pension Reforms | — | English |
| 1984 | An Appeal for Unity✓ — Proposals for a Common Platform | Communist Party of Canada. Central Executive Committee | English |
| 1984 | For Real Change Vote Communist✓ | — | English |
| 1984 | Working People Need Communists in Parliament as Part of a Progressive Majority✓ | — | English |
| 1985 | No to Star Wars, No to Canadian Participation✓ — Resolution Adopted by the 26th Convention, Communist Party of Canada, April 5-8, 1985, Toronto | — | English |
| 1985 | People's Budget, Yes; Tory Budget, No✓ | William Kashtan | English |
| 1985 | The Road to Socialism in Canada✓ — The Program of the Communist Party of Canada | — | English |
| 1985 | Which Road for Canada?✓ — Canada Is Not for Sale | William Kashtan | English |
| 1986 | No to Free Trade✓ | — | English |
| 1989 | From Our Pockets to Theirs✓ — An Analysis of the Federal Budget | Ben Swankey | English |
| 1989 | The Jacksons ... a Family Showing Canadians Real Leadership✓ | — | English |
| 1991 | Anniversary Celebration Program✓ — May 25, 1991, 167 Church Street, Toronto, Ontario | — | English |
| n.d. | British Harvesters! | — | English |
| n.d. | The Big Ford Strike | Leslie Morris | English |
| n.d. | What We Propose | Tim Buck | English |