To coincide with the weekend of resistance in Ferguson, Missouri, anarchists and other trouble makers decided to take the streets against not just the murdering of unarmed teenager Mike Brown, but against the police and the state itself.
Continue reading Vancouver Anarchists March is Solidarity With Ferguson and Shut US Consulate Down
VANCOUVER – Activists installed a “pipeline” early this moring in front of the downtown offices of McElhanney mapping. The adhoc group says the company was tageted for its part in surveying for the controversial Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion plan on Burnaby Mountain.
The group erected a pvc pipeline, complete with dripping ‘bitumen’ and notices to “Get off Burnaby Mountain.”
From the group’s release:
“Early this morning the entrance to McElhanney’s downtown Vancouver office was blockaded. The doors were locked, a “bitumen pipeline” blocked the stairs and posters were pasted. The action is in response to McElhanney’s participation in surveying for the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion project in Burnaby .
Continue reading Kinder Morgan Surveyor Office Blocked by ‘Pipeline’
Christopher Thunder was arrested on August 20, 2014, (and is still incarcierated) while he was waiting for a ride to Hamilton, so he could catch the bus to the People’s Social Forum where he was invited to participante in the People of Colour and Native Youth delegation. Chris was arrested for an alledged breach because at that moment it is alledged that he was not with his sureties. Chris has remained in jail since this unlucky event, where he was clearly targeted by the OPP.
Continue reading Support Chris Thunder!
Des “Luddites” font des sabotages solidaires dans le sud du Québec
Continue reading “Luddites” conduct solidarity sabotages in southeast Quebec
The building that houses Imperial Metals, located at 580 Hornby Street in Vancouver, BC, vandalized with graffiti warning of another potential mining disaster at the Red Chris mine in northern BC.
On Thursday, September 11th 2014 Joel Bitar was driven to the border, where he was met with loved ones. Below is his statement from his blog. Thank you to everyone who gave Joel support!! To the end of prisons!!
Continue reading Joel is free!!
According to media reports, during the night of August 19-20, hundreds of mink, perhaps as many as 3000, were released from cages at the Visons J.N.J. fur farm (1285 6e Rang) in Saint-Jude, Quebec.
In early August, the Montreal SPCA revealed that inspectors had found foxes and mink at the farm suffering from serious injuries and illness, including broken bones, broken teeth, eye and ear infections, and dehydration. Several animals were subsequently euthanized. The Montreal SPCA has asked the Ministry of Forests, Fauna and Parks to remove the animals from the fur farm, and that criminal charges be filed. The owner of the farm, Jean-Luc Rodier, has previous convictions for animal cruelty. (information from FinalNail.com)
Photo: Jo-Anne McArthur/SPCA
George Horton, G20 Prisoner, has returned to jail after being released pending his appeal, which was recently denied.
Continue reading George Horton in Jail Again for G20 Charges
AC Horacio
Compas, como saben a partir del próximo 23 de Agosto comienzan las jornadas de solidaridad internacional con l@s pres@s. Desde La Soledad (que planea llegar a Caracas el viernes 29/8) haremos una actividad el domingo 31 donde quienes asistan podrán escribir una carta a alguien en prisión. Luego nosotros traduciremos el mensaje y lo enviaremos.
Hemos elegido a Nicole Kish, privada de libertad en Canadá. Pero si alguien quiere aprovechar la actividad para escribir una carta a cualquier otro preso, anarquista o no, será bienvenido. La actividad propone hacer uso del extinto MAIL ART (cartas hechas con mucha imaginación haciendo uso de materiales impresos reciclados o recortando revistas y agregando detalles; colages, imágenes entrelineas y cosas por el estilo).
Mas información sobre Nicole Kish a continuación, tomada de la página<a style="color: #696969;"
Continue reading Caracas: Actividad de La Soledad Biblioteca Móvil en Semana Internacional de Solidaridad con pres@s (A)
According to media reports, during the night of August 19-20, hundreds of mink, perhaps as many as 3000, were released from cages at the Visons J.N.J. fur farm (1285 6e Rang) in Saint-Jude, Quebec.
In early August, the Montreal SPCA revealed that inspectors had found foxes and mink at the farm suffering from serious injuries and illness, including broken bones, broken teeth, eye and ear infections, and dehydration. Several animals were subsequently euthanized. The Montreal SPCA has asked the Ministry of Forests, Fauna and Parks to remove the animals from the fur farm, and that criminal charges be filed. The owner of the farm, Jean-Luc Rodier, has previous convictions for animal cruelty. (information from FinalNail.com)
Photo: Jo-Anne McArthur/SPCA
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