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![[RAW] 40 Years of Resistance: Rally to Commemorate Palestine Land Day – DSCN9679](https://rick.cognyl-fournier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/12455-youtube-thumbnail-270x152.jpg)
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![[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9575](https://rick.cognyl-fournier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/12459-youtube-thumbnail-270x152.jpg)
[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9575
For the past week the Black Lives Matter Toronto Coalition has been holding it down and actively protesting in downtown Toronto. This was catalyzed by the Special Investigations Unit’s decision to not charge the police officer who murdered Andrew Loku in the summer of 2015.
Throughout this week, they have faced countless attacks from the Toronto Police Services - ranging from physical attacks, chemical warfare, deprivation of heating and electricity, and various other bullying/intimidation tactics. Despite it all, Black Lives Matter Toronto has stood strong - centering warmth and community in the face of vicious anti-black racism and police brutality.
On Tuesday March 29th, 2016, Black Montrealers and allies gathered in solidarity with the mobilization efforts of Black Lives Matter Toronto. We aim to show love and support to BLMTO while also vehemently condemning the killer cops and institutional racism that allows these actions, policies and impunities to exist in Toronto - and across Canada. We seek to amplify BLM-TO’s voices and echo the following demands
![[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9576](https://rick.cognyl-fournier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/12461-youtube-thumbnail-270x152.jpg)
[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9576
For the past week the Black Lives Matter Toronto Coalition has been holding it down and actively protesting in downtown Toronto. This was catalyzed by the Special Investigations Unit’s decision to not charge the police officer who murdered Andrew Loku in the summer of 2015.
Throughout this week, they have faced countless attacks from the Toronto Police Services - ranging from physical attacks, chemical warfare, deprivation of heating and electricity, and various other bullying/intimidation tactics. Despite it all, Black Lives Matter Toronto has stood strong - centering warmth and community in the face of vicious anti-black racism and police brutality.
On Tuesday March 29th, 2016, Black Montrealers and allies gathered in solidarity with the mobilization efforts of Black Lives Matter Toronto. We aim to show love and support to BLMTO while also vehemently condemning the killer cops and institutional racism that allows these actions, policies and impunities to exist in Toronto - and across Canada. We seek to amplify BLM-TO’s voices and echo the following demands
![[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9573](https://rick.cognyl-fournier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/12463-youtube-thumbnail-270x152.jpg)
[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9573
For the past week the Black Lives Matter Toronto Coalition has been holding it down and actively protesting in downtown Toronto. This was catalyzed by the Special Investigations Unit’s decision to not charge the police officer who murdered Andrew Loku in the summer of 2015.
Throughout this week, they have faced countless attacks from the Toronto Police Services - ranging from physical attacks, chemical warfare, deprivation of heating and electricity, and various other bullying/intimidation tactics. Despite it all, Black Lives Matter Toronto has stood strong - centering warmth and community in the face of vicious anti-black racism and police brutality.
On Tuesday March 29th, 2016, Black Montrealers and allies gathered in solidarity with the mobilization efforts of Black Lives Matter Toronto. We aim to show love and support to BLMTO while also vehemently condemning the killer cops and institutional racism that allows these actions, policies and impunities to exist in Toronto - and across Canada. We seek to amplify BLM-TO’s voices and echo the following demands
![[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9572](https://rick.cognyl-fournier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/12465-youtube-thumbnail-270x152.jpg)
[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9572
For the past week the Black Lives Matter Toronto Coalition has been holding it down and actively protesting in downtown Toronto. This was catalyzed by the Special Investigations Unit’s decision to not charge the police officer who murdered Andrew Loku in the summer of 2015.
Throughout this week, they have faced countless attacks from the Toronto Police Services - ranging from physical attacks, chemical warfare, deprivation of heating and electricity, and various other bullying/intimidation tactics. Despite it all, Black Lives Matter Toronto has stood strong - centering warmth and community in the face of vicious anti-black racism and police brutality.
On Tuesday March 29th, 2016, Black Montrealers and allies gathered in solidarity with the mobilization efforts of Black Lives Matter Toronto. We aim to show love and support to BLMTO while also vehemently condemning the killer cops and institutional racism that allows these actions, policies and impunities to exist in Toronto - and across Canada. We seek to amplify BLM-TO’s voices and echo the following demands
![[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9571](https://rick.cognyl-fournier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/12467-youtube-thumbnail-270x203.jpg)
[RAW] Montreal in solidarity with BLM-TO tent city – DSCN9571
For the past week the Black Lives Matter Toronto Coalition has been holding it down and actively protesting in downtown Toronto. This was catalyzed by the Special Investigations Unit’s decision to not charge the police officer who murdered Andrew Loku in the summer of 2015.
Throughout this week, they have faced countless attacks from the Toronto Police Services - ranging from physical attacks, chemical warfare, deprivation of heating and electricity, and various other bullying/intimidation tactics. Despite it all, Black Lives Matter Toronto has stood strong - centering warmth and community in the face of vicious anti-black racism and police brutality.
On Tuesday March 29th, 2016, Black Montrealers and allies gathered in solidarity with the mobilization efforts of Black Lives Matter Toronto. We aim to show love and support to BLMTO while also vehemently condemning the killer cops and institutional racism that allows these actions, policies and impunities to exist in Toronto - and across Canada. We seek to amplify BLM-TO’s voices and echo the following demands
Les Montréalaises et Montréalais ont rendus hommage aux victimes des attentats du 22 mars
Les Montréalaises et Montréalais ont rendus hommage aux victimes des attentats du 22 mars en Belgique
Don’t abandon Syria
Don't abandon Syria - March 13, 2016, Montreal in solidarity with the Syrian people to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the Syrian revolution against 46 years of dictatorship and oppression.
Rassemblement devant le complexe Guy Favreau contre les mesures de guerre
Rassemblement devant le complexe Guy Favreau contre les mesures de guerre, en ce 19 mars 2016 pour marquer le 13e anniversaire de l'invasion de l'Irak initiée par les États-Unis, marquant le début d'une guerre qui a fait plus de 500 000 morts.
Rally in front of the Guy Favreau complex in Montreal for peace and not war
Rally in front of the Guy Favreau complex in Montreal for peace and not war, to mark the 13th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, a war launched by the United States, a war that killed more than 500,000.
Perturbation au BAPE
This article by Nathalie Côté summarizes yesterday's event against the TransCanda pipeline Energy East extremely well.
"C’est dans une salle bondée que s’est déroulée, le 17 mars à Lévis, la soirée concluant la première partie du Bureau des audiences publiques en environnement (BAPE) sur le projet Énergie Est de TransCanada.
Les travaux ont été interrompus pendant une vingtaine de minutes par un groupe d’Autochtones venus dénoncer le projet. L’action pacifique, avec chants, prières et encens, a mis au grand jour un des effets délétères du controversé projet Énergie Est, en cette soirée consacrée à l’«acceptabilité sociale»."
Lire la suite: http://www.droitdeparole.org/2016/03/linterruption-des-travaux-du-bape-par-des-autochtones-polarise-la-salle-daudiences/
