Protest

• Splatsin First Nation demonstration calls for new election

  Community members say a major reason a new vote is needed is the current leadership of the first nation is too divided and unable to move the community forward.

  Politics

  Nov 15
  
• CUPE protest hits the streets of London, Ont. Friday, despite legislation

  Protesting out NDP MPP Peggy Sattler's office, Mary Henry, president of CUPE 4222, said there was a “full show” of people waiting to sign up at 7:30 a.m. 

  Canada

  Nov 4
  
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• Limestone District schools to close if CUPE holds mass walkout this Friday

  Limestone District School Board says it cannot safely operate it's schools for in-person learning if CUPE members fully withdraw their services.

  Canada

  Oct 31
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• Iranian-Canadians in London, Ont. protest against injustices in their home country

  Hundreds lined Richmond Street with signs and flags as many cars drove by, honking their horns in solidarity.

  Canada

  Oct 29
• Protesters interrupt queer youth dance in Kelowna

  Prior to a protest outside the Queer Youth Halloween Drag and Dance Thursday, the Free Parent Hugs Kelowna group received an anonymous message criticizing the event.

  Lifestyle

  Oct 28
• Man charged after allegedly driving car towards crowd at protest in Markham: police

  York Regional Police said on Sunday at around 3:45 p.m., officers were at the scene of a protest at a mosque located at 7340 Bayvue Avenue. 

  Crime

  Oct 24
• Vernon, B.C. RCMP investigating after physical confrontation at COVID demonstration

  Carrying signs with messages like "COVID is not a plot," Korry Zepik has been regularly counter-protesting at demonstrations against COVID restrictions.

  Oct 5
• Encampment at Manitoba Legislative Building dismantled

  Security officers cleared a protest camp on the north lawn of the Manitoba legislature Tuesday with the help of Winnipeg police.

  Crime

  Oct 4
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• Kelowna, B.C. mayoral candidate David Habib helping evict tenants at ‘problem home’

  Despite boards going up on the home's windows, one woman spotted leaving the residence says the tenants aren't too concerned about the Sept. 30th deadline to vacate the home.

  Features

  Sep 22
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• Nova Scotia ECEs stage protest outside education minister’s office, call for living wage

  The group began their day of action at Grand Parade, then marched through downtown Halifax to Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Becky Druhan's office.

  Education

  Sep 8