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Events

Thursday 29th of July 2010

Date: Thursday July 29th
Time: 6pm
Location:  519 Church St Community Centre 

Saturday 31st of July 2010


Date: July 31
Time: 9pm
Location: The Hydeaway (10209-100 Ave), Edmonton, AB

For our friends who are still in prison on trumped up charges. For our
family who were arbitrarily arrested and stripped of their rights and
dignity. For all our allies who took to the streets to resist the
brutal policies of June's G20 Summit in Toronto. For our right to
speak, resist, protest, be human and find justice...

WE BUST A MOVE.

Sunday 8th of August 2010

Date: Sunday August 8th, 

TCMN News

Tuesday, July 27, 2010 - 10:11pm

July 26, 2010,
One month after the G20 Convergence.

Since September 2009, we’ve worked to challenge, disrupt and abolish the G8/G20. We used the fleeting moment of the G8/G20 summit to further organize Toronto’s community struggles against the impact of colonial, capitalist policies that seek to weaken us everyday.

And we succeeded.

From June 21 to 27, 2010, nearly 40,000 people took to the streets, gathered in discussion, watched movies, set up a tent city, danced and fought. This in itself is a victory.

Sunday, July 18, 2010 - 11:00am

 
The Toronto Community Mobilization Network and Defence Fund are calling on our friends, our comrades and strangers to hold fundraising events in support of the legal defence of the 17 community organizers facing the most serious charges stemming from G20 protests, as well as the hundreds of people facing lesser charges. 
 
We need to support all of those arrested during the G20 summit and continue to mobilize and build greater solidarity among our communities.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010 - 5:53pm

July 14, 2010

Resources continue to be wasted in G20 witch hunt

The Toronto Community Mobilization Network is gravely disappointed with the recent decision by Toronto Police to further waste resources by releasing a Top 10 G20 Most Wanted List at a media circus in downtown Toronto on Wednesday.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010 - 10:16am

The Toronto Community Mobilization Network is calling on the public to come forward with photos, video, and eye witness accounts of police violence against civilians during the G20 summits in Toronto. This evidence will be used to ensure that there are consequences for all those who beat and injured people, and for the masterminds who conspired to plan and give orders for the widespread police violence and repression that was experienced by thousands on the streets.

Sunday, July 11, 2010 - 9:39am

FREE OUR FRIENDS: JUSTICE FOR OUR COMMUNITIES

During the G20 Summit, thousands of concerned individuals took to the streets to exercise their civil rights and voice their opposition to the meetings. We showed our power in numbers and in the strength of our convictions. The challenge we posed to the oppressive policies of the G20 caused their billion dollar bodyguards to wage war on all those who voiced their dissent.  Thousands of us experienced extreme police violence and intimidation.   Hundreds of us were arrested and detained under abysmal conditions. Many of us are still in custody. We will not let them convince us that some of our comrades are less deserving. We will not assist them in dividing our movement, in scapegoating our people, or in attacking our organizations and allies.

G8/G20 News

Friday, June 25, 2010 - 11:54pm

Police have been granted more powers to search, detain and arrest people in and around Toronto's downtown G20 security zone, a move the Canadian Civil Liberties Association calls "dire".

Most of these powers contradict constitutional safeguards, the rights group says.

Friday, June 25, 2010 - 7:43pm

TORONTO - Anyone wondering where the angry summit protesters were had their answer Friday as thousands marched in Toronto's streets and police in riot gear descended en masse to contain them.

What started as a peaceful gathering in a city park morphed into a massive march and tense standoff. Police held back demonstrators just north of the summit security zone before the crowd turned back.

Thursday, June 24, 2010 - 12:25am

June 23rd, 2010

Despite Escalation of Police Harassment, OCAP Mobilizes Against the G20

On June 25th, the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP) will be
mobilizing to confront the G20 and G8 summits by taking to the streets.
With allied community organizations, OCAP will be rallying at 2:30pm in
Allan Gardens Park, marching through the streets of Toronto and setting up
a Tent City.

Police harassment and intimidation is escalating leading in to Friday’s

Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - 2:15am

The forces of capitalism and the state work hard to keep us complacent and in our placein the status quo.  This is especially true for issues of gender. Our resistance is not only in how we live our lives, but in how we live in our bodies and identify. We at SOAR have many different visions of the world we want, but agree that issues surrounding Gender Justice must be paramount in any struggle.
 

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