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Doctors Expose Anti-Palestinian Racism in Canadian Hospitals (opens the original)
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Doctors Kavita Algu and Ben Thomson , both very active in the Palestinian solidarity movement, talk about the backlash they received at their separate workplaces - clear cases of anti-Palestinian racism (APR) in our public hospitals. Similar cases, met with very different means of resistance. “There’s multiple paths of resistance...they’ll all serve different goals, and push in different ways. We find the ones right for us depending on our situation. And they’re all important.” Dr. Kavita Algu a
Confronting Carney's CEOs - Together (opens the original)
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On September 14, 2026, Canadian PM Mark Carney is hosting the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto. He's invited the world's wealthiest CEOs to ask for one trillion dollars in investments. What could be wrong with that? Turns out - a LOT! Jasmine Peardon , Executive Director of Capitalism Can't Be Fixed , gives us plenty of reasons why activists from a wide range of organizations and even ideological backgrounds will be flocking to the Four Seasons at Bay and Bloor to challenge this way of doing
Displays of Outrage and Resistance: David Shultz’s Story of Vindication (opens the original)
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Arrested and charged three times for public displays of solidarity with Palestine, David Shultz talks about the continuous persecution by Toronto Police and the Crown, as well as the the repercussions that came with it. He takes us through his multiple arrests, each more egregious than the last - culminating with an eventual trial, and full acquittal, for wearing a prop sword. David's case really calls into question our ability to exercise our Charter Rights while protesting for Palestine, and t
Criminalized Mutual Aid: Food Not Bombs Over the Years (opens the original)
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Keith McHenry , author, activist and co-founder of Food Not Bombs , shares great stories of how he and a few friends started the grassroots mutual aid network that eventually spread to over 1,000 cities in 65 countries worldwide. With very few resources, a small group of activists were able to feed the people around them while also building a movement against war profiteering. As he takes us through his years of organizing, Keith also provides tips and tricks you can take to your own community:
Getting the Receipts: Canadian Universities' Secret Chats and Networks (opens the original)
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Journalists Euan Thomson and David Slater tell us how they uncovered secret chats between Canadian universities, and national networks of school administrators and police - all seemingly tasked with infringing on the Charter Rights of students, and dismantling Palestinian Solidarity encampments, before they even started. It took Euan and David almost two years to compile all of the documents they needed to write their recent piece for The Breach, Canadian universities set up a secret network to
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