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2026-09-29 18:40:32 GMT

The first political squat to last more than a night in our region in over a decade is ongoing in the Verdun borough of Montreal. The squat of a vacant building started at the end of a demonstration of hundreds of tenants. There has been no media coverage of the action.
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2026-03-16 14:20:41 GMT

ᴀɴᴏɴʏᴍᴏᴜꜱ ꜱᴜʙᴍɪꜱꜱɪᴏɴ
On this international day against police brutality, we honour Abisay Cruz, Nooran Rezayi, Joshua Papigatuk, the neighbour in centre-sud killed by SPVM last April whose name was never released, the 36 year old Lachine tenant who took her own life on the day of her scheduled eviction just days ago, and all those who have been murdered by the state.
The state does not care if we live. We care if we live. In every police murder, in each state-sanctioned death, we see with the utmost of clarity that to attack what destroys us is the purest act of dignity, love, and rage, with undying commitment to the building of the world that we carry in our hearts.
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2026-02-13 17:22:41 GMT

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Yes, and if Mondragon and NoBAWC truly challenge hierarchy and exploitation and build a culture of solidarity, then we see them as complimentary to expropriations.

2026-02-13 15:42:10 GMT

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Kind of what we mean when we suggest that even the largest most inspiring coop efforts are unlikely to survive a context of capitalist social normalcy.

2026-02-13 15:38:33 GMT

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It closed in the 1980s: "...the co-op also began to struggle financially. From its outset, members wanted the co-op to be “saving people money across the board,” Coffin said. But it was a small operation, and that meant that the operation’s buyers (including him) struggled to buy fresh and canned foods at prices that were as low as those of some of their competitors. In New Haven and across the country, small, locally-owned grocery stores were being put out of business by new conglomerates and regional chains. Coffin recalled looking at certain foods — canned tomatoes, whole gallons of milk, wheels of morbier cheese — and knowing that he wouldn’t be able to buy at a low price even if he haggled with vendors."
https://www.newhavenindependent.org/2017/04/19/where_have_all_the_co-ops_gone/

2026-02-12 20:31:42 GMT

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No one thinks looting on its own is a sustainable solution. The development of an insurrectionary social force capable of driving all for-profit grocery stores out of a neighborhood would necessarily include the building up of new modes of subsistence, from coops to urban farming, autonomous supply chains, and a hundred other things. Under capitalism, coops end up operating much like any for-profit business just to stay afloat, and they're unable to meaningfully alter people's relationship to their lives. The question isn't whether destruction and creation are both necessary, it's how to allow each to create space and time for the other.

2026-02-12 13:32:29 GMT

We've heard variations on the thesis that the best counter-recruitment moves against the far right are concrete responses to capitalist dispossession—actions that resonate with people's anger at elites. Two Montreal grocery store robberies since December with redistribution of the loot fit the bill. They're easily the most popular political actions of the past 10 years here.
Radicals elsewhere should take note. Anarchists locally argued for expropriative means in place of political campaigns that have been unable to resonate in which activists hid their true beliefs behind social-democratic goals and methods. Robins des ruelles are not alone in taking up the proposal, but the highly visible and evocative lootings have been the most successful.
They call attention to a daily exploiter, a social enemy much more real and present in our lives than the scapegoats that politicians try to sell us. In this way, while meeting people's needs and showing that there is nothing sacred in private property, they expand the terrain of liberatory struggle however slightly while shrinking that of those wagering on terror and domination.
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2025-10-28 12:17:50 GMT

💥 Alors que le SPVM se prépare à déployer une nouvelle technologie de surveillance massive basée sur l'IA, des anarchistes appellent à rejoindre la nouvelle saison du jeu CAMOVER.
💥 As the SPVM prepares to deploy new AI-powered mass surveillance technology, anarchists have made a call to join a new season of the game CAMOVER.
Plus d'info ➡️ mtlcontreinfo.org
Music by No$hu
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2025-07-21 21:05:59 GMT

Nous relayons ici le communiqué de Jakhi McCray, un modèle de dignité et de courage face à la répression. Il y a quelques heures, ce camarade a été mis en accusation pour l'incendie criminel de plusieurs autopatrouilles du commissariat du 83e district du NYPD.
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It has been one month since the NYPD & the U.S. government came after me, accusing me of setting fire to police vehicles belonging to the 83rd precinct in Brooklyn. According to them, $800,000 worth of damage was done & the charred remains of the vehicles represented a direct attack on the police.
Today, July 21st, I walked into the 83rd precinct & turned myself in. There's a real chance that I won't see the outside of a cell for years. but I make this choice clear of mind &, in a naive way, hopeful. It's a hope that comes from feeling loved & supported by my friends, my family, & my comrades that have rallied in support of me in wake of the accusations. It's a feeling that I cherish & will hold on to in the now uncertain timeline of my life. I'm 21 years old & I know it's normal to be unsure about life & the world, but I want to thank you-whether I know you or you're just meeting me for the first time now—for giving me some comfort in all this.
My charge comes with a minimum sentence of five years & a maximum of 20. The federal government has labeled me "armed & dangerous" & blasted a $30,000 bounty for my capture, which Zionist & white supremacist news outlets have happily supported in their racist doxxing & smear campaign against me. My home has been raided alongside two other addresses in New York City, & my little siblings had assault rifles brandished at them as they were harassed & forced outside.
I'm not, nor was I ever, scared. This scare tactic is nothing compared to other black people that are beaten &/or murdered, & their names being dragged through the mud as the media does damage control for the officers that did it. It's not new to Palestinians & Arabs that are being assassinated, deported, & harassed. I've met immigrants that live under daily paranoia. not knowing whether or not ICE goons will bust through their doors & kidnap their families.
I've been arrested 12 times before this, & doxxed & lied about by fascist press & police officers alike. I've seen friends & comrades lose relationships, homes, & jobs because of their refusal to be responsible for the genocide in Palestine & the kidnapping of migrants. The SCC61, the CUNY8, the Prarieland 11, the 2020 prisoners, Tarek Barzouk, Leqaa Kordia—all just a few current examples of the government's attempt to regain control. The use of COINTELPRO & its domestic warfare campaign that left hundreds of dead & imprisoned revolutionaries throughout the 20th century & now has caused a memory crater in our movement, where we don't know how to handle the brutality of State repression.
Repression is the State trying to call our bluff. It is intense because it shows itself when our potential to disrupt genocides & capital becomes too grand to ignore. Millions of people, whether they consider themselves revolutionaries or not, that participated in the encampments, the anti-ICE street rebellions, & the George Floyd Uprising have helped create a social crisis in the last five years that continues to bring in millions more & fuel the need for liberation.
The constant effort it takes the State to oppress us is not manageable. It is already breaking, with the funding & hiring disasters in federal agencies, the infighting between the Trump administration & his base, & the complete political catastrophe over Israel. The harshness of the State's eye on our movement is nothing more than a defensive reaction. a mask from their fear. This is as much of a make or break moment for them as it is for us. If we come out of this with our solidarity & our infrastructure intact, it is a monumental win for our communities & a devastation to our enemies.
Our greatest strength is each other-that we are not just coworkers maintaining appearances for the duration of a shift. We are comrades, & with that comes a promise to love, defend, & fight for one another. Because you are my comrades, I hold this promise towards all of you. I don't know what will happen now, but I do know that I will never stop fighting & I will do my best wherever I find myself to be.
With love & solidarity, Jakhi

2025-07-15 15:12:18 GMT

🚧🌲 THIS MORNING: Innu and Nehirowisiw land defenders block CN train tracks near Lac-Saint-Jean. They've successfully halted rail traffic for the day. Trains passing here transport wood stolen from their ancestral territories.
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2025-07-10 18:13:21 GMT

When Will it be Time for Insurrection?
I have a theory. My theory is that every time the government or some corporation commits an act of destruction to the wild or humanity; if every time a corporation’s oil tanker pollutes a coastline, or they mangle, plunder and destroy a wild place; if every time they do this, I take my anger and I place it in a certain compartment inside my brain, when it comes time for the insurrection I will be able to access those pieces of anger that I stored.
So I spend my days patiently continuingly attempting to stop the madness which drives the governments and corporations, and each day I hear of new atrocities. I go on another A to B demonstration, shout some slogans, and then at the end of day I again open up this special compartment and put the anger of some new atrocity in it, all in anticipation of the day when I shall need this anger to bring the Empire down.
But a new fear has overcome me. I perceive my anger calling me from inside this compartment, I hear the door unlatching from inside, and this new terrible question approaches me:
How shall I know when it’s time for insurrection?
Will it be when the next river or lake is destroyed after being needlessly polluted? When logging companies have destroyed another eco-system and driven the native peoples from the land?
Is then the time for insurrection?
Or is it when a government or NATO or the UN bombs a country and murders thousands of people? When another multinational is complicit with the murder of indigenous tribes so another of the earth’s natural areas can be plundered?
Is then the time for insurrection?
When your local factory exports another shipment of arms designed and destined to kill people like you and me? If corporations continue to wreak havoc upon the ozone layer, if ecology is cast blindly aside in favour of profit? If certain parties proceed in a manner which is clearly imperilling the lives of a multitude of glorious and beautiful animals and plants on our planet?
Is then the time for insurrection?
Or do we carry on simply demonstrating, handing in petitions, hoping the system will realise its faults and change, or hope for a future revolution when we’ve got the masses on our side and we will then be able to put everything right? Do we hope for this whilst the system carries on destroying us and the planet to such an extent that the world may not be worth living in when we finally get round to doing anything about it?
Do we carry on waiting and waiting until things get critical? Is it then the time for insurrection?
Or will it be too late…?
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2025-06-14 03:47:03 GMT

They're now admitting that four ICE detainees escaped from the detention center in Newark, as just a few dozen protesters impeded the manhunt with a blockade of the gates. ICE can be defeated.
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2025-06-12 03:49:21 GMT

Spraying the ICE agents with paint using a repurposed fire extinguisher appears to be a turning point in this confrontation in Tucson today. A similar tactic worked well against around thirty cops at a Montreal protest in November 2024, blinding at least one and forcing their whole unit to retreat down an alley.
For no reason at all, we want to share this how-to guide for filling fire extinguishers with paint. Only open on Tor Browser! While the guide uses a large model, we understand there are methods for smaller, more portable extinguishers too.
https://mtlcounterinfo.org/how-to-fill-fire-extinguishers-with-paint/
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2025-04-04 14:55:55 GMT

Meanwhile, student strikers at McGill University this week forced the cancellation of 500-person lectures and paid a needed visit to the office of the Dean of Engineering, for his complicity in the genocide of Palestinians.
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2025-04-03 14:51:10 GMT

And when they dare speak his name, they drag it through the mud. Having a criminal record is no reason to be executed on your balcony. They uncritically repeat the police's story, they lie about the numbers in the streets, they omit the police violence targeting mourners. These bootlicking journalists need to be swept away along with the pigs and the entirety of the racist social order they both protect. If you're looking for justice through the mass media, stop.
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2025/04/01/video-abisay-cruz-vigie-pour-lhomme-mort-durant-une-intervention-policiere

2025-04-02 13:31:24 GMT

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They call it the tow of shame: The wrecked Cybertruck, tagged "Fuck Nazis", was spotted in a viral video being paraded across Montreal in morning rush hour.
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2025-04-02 13:17:56 GMT

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Trans day of vengeance W: quebecor trashed, cybertruck wrekt
In the spirit of Trans Day of Vengeance and April Fool’s Day, a cell of trans anarchists crashed the fuck out, targeting transphobe media and transphobe truck. Around 4:30 in the morning, angered by the police violence at the trans vengeance demo, armed and masked trannies took their vengeance to Quebecor, parent company of Journal de Montreal, TVA, and more. These media outlets have consistently spewed transphobic, bigoted and fascist poppycock into the news cycle. Around 5 windows of their square victoria headquarters were smashed to shit, light pink paint was sprayed on the windows and inside the entrance, and fireworks were tossed in.
As they were dispersing, the trannies stumbled across a beautiful parked cybertruck. Angered by elon musk’s transphobic and fascistic rampage, the little transes jumped on this golden opportunity. “Fuck Nazis” was tagged on the back in bright pink, red paint covered the sides, and the front windows and windshield were smashed to smithereens.
Happy april fools, elon, go suck a trans dick
And happy trans day of “visibility” to all. May our rage and revenge be visible to all those who wish us harm <3
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2025-01-30 02:44:04 GMT

Tonight in #Montreal, Concordia students started an impromptu demo after a landslide vote for #BDS in their general assembly. Fireworks were set off, and students marched to McGill University, where a window was broken. Zero arrests. #FreePalestine

2024-11-30 03:40:33 GMT

More than 200 police in riot gear, on bikes, and on horseback were mobilized to defend the metal festival Messe des Morts tonight on Monk Boulevard. Around 150 counter-protesters still made their presence known, and two Nazi bands were struck from the lineup after being blocked at the border.
The SPVM were out to exact vengeance for last Friday. But their efforts went awry when one cop pepper-sprayed toward the crowd unprovoked, only for a cloud of pepper spray to blow back in the face of his colleague, incapacitating him for several minutes.
Paradoxe Theatre believes its decision to provide a stage to Neo-Nazi "artists" will be quickly forgotten, but Montreal antifascists have a long memory.
Photos: William Wilson.
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2024-11-23 16:07:23 GMT

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Ces images devraient rester avec nous longtemps. Hier, å la manifestation contre l'OTAN et pour la Palestine, une trentaine de policiers vétus de casques et d'armure et munis d'armes chimiques ont pris pour cible des manifestant.e.s rassemblé.e.s autour d'une bannière renforcée. Ils les ont matraqué et poivré. Mais les manifestant.e.s n'ont pas cédé. Les camarades ont répliqué avec des pièces pyrotechniques, des projectiles, et en arrosant les flics de peinture rose. Les anti-émeutes ont été forcés à battre en retraite, en reculant dans une ruelle, sans aucune arrestation ni dispersion de la manif. Un scénario avec peu de précédent dans notre contexte, laissant la voie libre à la manif aux abords du Palais des congrès, site du sommet de l'OTAN, dont une entrée serait saccagée au cours des minutes suivantes. 🔨
Un énorme merci aux médics qui ont pris en charge les blessé.e.s ! 💗
Ne tolérons plus la police dans nos manifs, dans nos rues, dans nos écoles, sur nos lieux de travail. Vive l'anarchie ! Intifada partout ! 🏴🏴🏴
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These images should remain with us for a long time. Yesterday, at the demonstration against NATO and for Palestine, thirty helmeted, armoured police wielding chemical weapons targeted demonstrators who were gathered around a reinforced banner. They struck them with batons and pepper-sprayed them. But the demonstrators did not relent. Comrades responded with fireworks and projectiles and by spraying cops with pink paint. The riot police were forced to retreat into an alley, without any arrests or dispersal of the crowd. A scene with little precedent in our context, opening the way for the demo to attack the Palais des Congrès, site of the NATO summit, which had its windows smashed in the following minutes. 🔨
A huge thank you to the medics who cared for the injured! 💗
This is a call to no longer tolerate the police in our demos, in our streets, in our schools and workplaces. For anarchy! Globalize the intifada! 🏴🏴🏴
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2024-11-21 00:20:10 GMT

85,000 students across #Quebec are slated to strike tomorrow, according to the federation CRUES. It's the first student strike for #Palestine we're aware of since the current wave of solidarity actions began in North America.
How was it organized? Students called general assemblies, mostly at the level of their academic department, where strike motions were put forward and voted on. Strike committees are organizing to picket and disrupt classes that may try to go forward anyway.
In response, some institutions including Dawson, a major junior college, have closed for the day tomorrow for "safety" reasons. Elsewhere, admins have sent threatening mass emails, and tensions will rise with zionists, scab professors, and security as the strike is put into effect.
Keep your eyes on Concordia University, where over 10,000 students will be on strike. Security there have called police onto campus several times since the start of the semester to arrest students.
Quebec's longstanding culture of combative student associations helps make student strikes like this one possible. But in many striking schools and departments, there was no recent precedent to build on, and autonomous organizing was key.
When successful, student strikes force people to choose sides, reveal the violent underpinnings of society and its education system, and, when prolonged, free up time for militant activity.

2024-09-30 13:35:08 GMT

🔥🔥🔥 A demo for Palestine attacked Concordia University Sunday evening. Many windows of luxury stores on Sainte-Catherine street were also broken. The police were kept at a distance with the help of molotov cocktails.
🔥🔥🔥 Une manif pour la Palestine a pris d'assaut l'Université Concordia dimanche soir. Plusieurs vitrines de commerces de luxe sur la rue Sainte-Catherine ont également été fracassées. La police a été tenue à distance par des jets de cocktails molotov.
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2024-07-06 02:52:26 GMT

A lively night demo outmaneuvered the SPVM, took McGill campus and smashed the windows of the James Admin and other university buildings tonight. A storefront was also smashed on Sainte-Catherine street.
We're down one encampment, but Montreal's movement for a free Palestine is very much alive.
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2024-06-22 23:44:02 GMT

The Queen Victoria statue in downtown Montreal has been redecorated
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2024-06-22 23:38:18 GMT

Rebel News hack Alexis Lavoie was sprayed with paint and chased away from the new camp this afternoon 🥰
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2024-06-10 14:25:58 GMT

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2024-06-10 14:23:14 GMT

On June 8th in Montreal, anarchists led a breakaway demo from a larger Palestine march, entering McGill campus and tagging the gravestone of the university's slaveholding colonist founder. Later, the demo headed downtown towards F1 Grand Prix festivities, where it faced off with riot cops. Earlier in the main demo, a Starbucks had a window broken and red paint added to the entrance. #Escalate4Rafah
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2024-06-09 22:27:39 GMT

The seriousness of the clashes on the campus of McGill University on June 6th has taken some time to fully come into view. Students repeatedly held the line at barricades against riot police charging, swinging batons, pepper-spraying and firing tear gas. One barricade made up of shelving units survived a direct riot police charge for close to 5 minutes due to protesters pushing back. Many protesters were unaffected by pepper spray thanks to adequate eye protection and umbrellas, while many others were treated with Maalox and able to return to the fray. A protester repeatedly punched a riot cop in the face. Many protesters were injured by baton blows and riot police charges. Groups of protesters used the multiple entrances to campus to frustrate police attempts to clear the area. Anything that could be used as a projectile was picked up and launched at the police, though good options like rocks were hard to come by.
We are certainly missing things, but it is clear that the battle was more extensive and prolonged than anything witnessed in this city since 2012. While some riots since then were more materially destructive, protesters on June 6th targeted the police because they were oriented towards a tactical goal: maintaining the occupation of the James Admin building and preventing the arrest of their comrades. Sometimes a tactical defeat -- the building occupiers were indeed arrested, all charged with breaking and entering -- is a strategic success. Definitively breaking with pacifism, proving that we can hold the line and take care of one another when it really matters, the joy of the unmediated attack on state forces; the value of these experiences that hundreds of young militants will carry forward is immeasurable.

2024-06-07 22:14:36 GMT

Tomorrow!
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2024-06-07 04:07:11 GMT

The "Al-Aqsa Popular University" at UQAM was dismantled today by campers. The banners in this video have been shuttled away, the walls will soon be power-washed. These images serve historical memory.
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2024-06-07 00:43:06 GMT

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The occupation is now over.
One effort to support it was made by a demonstration of around 100 people that left from the UQAM encampment a bit after 7pm. When bike cops formed a line on rue Prince-Arthur to block the march from continuing onto McGill campus, marchers advanced on the line, throwing rocks at the police though not in sufficient numbers, and attempting to break through the line with a reinforced banner and umbrellas. Police used pepper spray and eventual riot squad backup to repel the demonstration, making at least one arrest.

2024-06-07 00:33:18 GMT

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Video from the McGill occupation shows furniture piled into barricades to defend the space. Students are seated linking arms after riot police entered.
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2024-06-06 21:41:54 GMT

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Cops are becoming more aggressive. Support is needed immediately.

2024-06-06 21:24:33 GMT

Early video from McGill shows occupiers with access to windows on the third floor and about a dozen supporters blockading an entrance. Police are keeping their distance for the moment.
✅ Show up with friends and share tactical knowledge.
❌ Say no to peace police. You don't owe them anything.
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2024-06-04 17:39:54 GMT

🔥 L'ESPOIR C'EST LA LUTTE 🌈
Yesterday morning at Concordia University, protesters took control of the administration building lobby, blockading the entries and fully redecorating the space in solidarity with Gaza. The occupation lasted an hour and a half, before the group left in a demonstration that dispersed into a metro station with no arrests.
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2024-05-18 16:57:48 GMT

Venez supporter le campement de l'Université populaire Al-Aqsa sur le campus de l'UQAM cette fin de semaine! Que ce soit pour participer aux activités, avoir des discussions, rejoindre le campement ou nous apporter de l'aide matérielle, nous vous invitons à passer nous voir!
Palestine libre! Intifada jusqu’à la victoire!
📍Aux jardins au 175 av. du Président-Kennedy, Montréal, QC H2X 3P2
Horaire de la fin de semaine:
📅 Samedi 18 mai
🕐 13h : Dessin pour enfants
🕐 13h : Occupation 101
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Come and support the Al-Aqsa Popular University camp on the UQAM campus this weekend! Whether you'd like to take part in the activities, have a chat, join the encampment or provide material aid, we invite you to drop in!
Free Palestine! Intifada to victory!
📍Aux jardins at 175 av. du Président-Kennedy, Montréal, QC H2X 3P2
Weekend schedule:
📅 Saturday, May 18
🕐 1pm: Drawing for children
🕐 1pm: Occupation 101
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2024-05-12 18:13:01 GMT

THE STUDENT INTIFADA IS ESCALATING. A NEW LIBERATED ZONE IN HONOUR OF GAZA'S AL-AQSA UNIVERSITY AT UQAM! ✊
🇵🇸 JOIN THE ENCAMPMENT NOW! 🇵🇸
📍175 av. President-Kennedy
While Zionist violence has been raining down on Gaza for more than eight months, and the occupying forces are stepping up their murderous assault on Rafah, the international community remains silent and complicit. As a result of this colonial war, more than 43,000 people have been martyred since October 7, including at least 15,000 children and 10,000 women. We, students from various universities and CEGEPs, refuse to remain silent in the face of these colonial crimes.
The student intifada is just beginning.
Launched at Columbia University, a combative student movement of unprecedented scope is shaking up universities around the world, especially in North America and Europe. The wave of occupations now reaches more than 145 universities. On April 27, 2024, this wave of solidarity and liberation spread as far as Tiohtià:ke (Montreal) with the establishment of a liberated zone at McGill University, supported by the student communities of Concordia University, Université de Montréal and UQAM. Since then, ten other camps have been set up on Canadian university campuses. There is now one more. Al-Aqsa People's University at UQAM
Today, in solidarity with the struggle of our comrades at McGill and in the face of the administration's continued refusal to respond favorably to their demands, we are expanding this movement and creating a new liberated zone on the island of Tiohtià:ke.
Student activists at the UQAM camp have chosen to name it the Université populaire Al-Aqsa de l’UQAM (Al-Aqsa People's University at UQAM in English) in tribute to one of the 12 universities in the Gaza Strip destroyed by Israel's “scholasticide” — the organized and systematic destruction of the Palestinian education and university system. Three presidents and nearly a hundred professors and provosts were killed in the most recent Zionist attacks. According to the UN, the majority of all school and academic infrastructures in the enclave had been damaged or completely destroyed by the beginning of January.
We rise up in international solidarity with the Palestinian people and in support of our comrades who, like us, refuse passivity and choose struggle. The states that govern us and the institutions that claim to represent us have blood on their hands. To force the Israeli government to stop its genocidal war, the state of Quebec must cease all forms of collaboration. Universities the world over must break their agreements with complicit Israeli institutions and stop funding the colonization of Palestine.