Yes, there are more protests around the world — and here’s why
It’s not just that protests are increasing — there is also repeated exposure to images and visuals from protests. Continue reading
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Montreal councillor’s Facebook posting sparks outrage
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
Christine Gosselin has been heavily criticized for thanking people after committing acts of civil disobedience. Continue reading
Montreal’s climate strike through photographs
According to organizers, an estimated 500, 000 people marched in the streets of Montreal, marking it the largest strike in the city’s history, said Mayor Valerie Plante. Continue reading
London’s 25th Pride Parade protest-free for the first time: organizer
Not only did 2019 mark the 25th anniversary of London’s Pride Parade, it also marked the first time the parade went through the city without any protesters along the route. Continue reading
Tens of thousands march through Hong Kong to protest Chinese extradition bill
Protests against the now-suspended bill have drawn millions of people to the streets in the former British colony in recent weeks, posing the biggest challenge Beijing has faced to its rule in the territory since Hong Kong returned to Chinese control in 1997. Continue reading
Halifax’s Sudanese community hosts vigil to raise awareness of Sudan’s deadly unrest
At least 128 people have died in Sudan since June 3. Continue reading
Some Hong Kong protesters apologize for demonstration that blocked tax office
They said they are trying to maintain public support for future protests. Continue reading
Controversy continues over proposed supportive housing complex in Kelowna
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Frustration continues to rise over a proposed supportive housing development in Kelowna’s Rutland neighbourhood after council approved the project. Continue reading
‘It’s breaking my heart’: Notre-Dame fire sparks anger among France’s Yellow Vests
Some of the activists, whose violent protests against inequality have shaken up France for months, said they cried in front of their TV sets as they watched the cathedral burn. Continue reading
Hamilton residents organize rally to support Indigenous pipeline protesters in B.C.
Members of the Gidimt’en clan of the Wet’suwet’en First Nation had set up a camp to control access to a pipeline project that runs across their territory. Continue reading