PCAP is working on hosting a Special Diet Clinic in the near future.
If you are on Ontario Works, or Ontario Disability Support Program you may qualify for the Special Diet Program. This bonus can add up to a lot on your cheque.
How the program works: If you are diagnosed with one or several pre-determined allergies, illnesses or other medical issues you can be award a certain amount depending on the condition and your age.
You need to get a Special Diet form from your worker at OW or ODSP. If you want to get on this clinic, get one of these sheets as soon as possible.
If you have your old paper work from the Special Diet, find it and keep it handy.
What PCAP is doing: We are working on getting a Doctor/Registered Nurse Extended and a place for this event to happen. If you know any that have helped out in the past, please send their contact info to the office.
If you are on the Special Diet and are soon running out contact the office by phone or email to find out more information. If you are on OW or ODSP and not on the Special Diet, you should check it out.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Sunday, August 2, 2009
PCAP General Meeting
PCAP is under "New Management" - YOU!
PCAP is in the process of an organizational overhaul. We are making big
changes and are interested in gathering new members and hearing ideas from
our membership.
Please join us at our upcoming Monthly General Meeting:
*****
Wednesday July 29th
7:30pm
Victoria Park (Water St, between Brock and Murray)
*****
Transportation and childcare are available, contact us ahead of time to
make arrangements.
If the meeting is rained out, it will instead be held on Thursday the
30th, same time and place.
PCAP is in the process of an organizational overhaul. We are making big
changes and are interested in gathering new members and hearing ideas from
our membership.
Please join us at our upcoming Monthly General Meeting:
*****
Wednesday July 29th
7:30pm
Victoria Park (Water St, between Brock and Murray)
*****
Transportation and childcare are available, contact us ahead of time to
make arrangements.
If the meeting is rained out, it will instead be held on Thursday the
30th, same time and place.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Exposed: Understanding Canada’s Economic Crisis
Armine Yalnizyan
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
“Exposed: Understanding Canada’s Economic Crisis”
June 8, 2009
7:00 p.m.
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Free
The Peterborough Community Legal Centre, Peterborough and District Labour
Council and the Ontario Federation of Labour, together with other
community sponsors are proud to present Armine Yalnizyan as a part the
“Drive to Work Caravan”, a province wide tour to find out how the
recession is really affecting working people.
Ms. Yalnizyan will be a guest speaker when the Caravan pulls into
Peterborough on June 8, 2009 at 1:15 p.m. at City Hall and will make an
evening presentation at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium at St. Paul’s
Presbyterian Church at the corner of Water and Murray Street.
For more information, contact the Peterborough Community Legal Centre at
749-9355.
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
“Exposed: Understanding Canada’s Economic Crisis”
June 8, 2009
7:00 p.m.
St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church
Free
The Peterborough Community Legal Centre, Peterborough and District Labour
Council and the Ontario Federation of Labour, together with other
community sponsors are proud to present Armine Yalnizyan as a part the
“Drive to Work Caravan”, a province wide tour to find out how the
recession is really affecting working people.
Ms. Yalnizyan will be a guest speaker when the Caravan pulls into
Peterborough on June 8, 2009 at 1:15 p.m. at City Hall and will make an
evening presentation at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium at St. Paul’s
Presbyterian Church at the corner of Water and Murray Street.
For more information, contact the Peterborough Community Legal Centre at
749-9355.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Decent, affordable, accessible housing for all!
*Stop the sell-off of public housing!*
May 23
11:30 am
13 Trefann Street
(north of Queen, just east of Parliament)
Free Meal
The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, TCHC (Toronto Community Housing
Corporation) tenants, people on the TCHC waiting list and supporters will
meet outside of one of the houses slated to be sold by TCHC to demand it
and all TCHC units remain public housing.
TCHC is quietly proposing to sell-off 326 apartment units and 45 single
family homes that are located in sought-after neighbourhoods, primarily
downtown and in the Beaches. Many large families are living in two bedroom
apartments, waiting for larger units, while TCHC is emptying select units
in an attempt to to sell-off its prime real estate. These sales (and the
City's displacement of poor people through “redevelopment”) means that
many TCHC residents are being displaced from their schools, friends and
communities - neighbourhoods that many residents have lived in for years.
TCHC says that the units up for sale are in such a state of disrepair that
they cannot be fixed. We have seen many of the units and it is a bold
faced lie! Further, the units that are in really bad repair were
purposely not kept up by TCHC so that they could sell the units off down
the road and use their dilapidation as an excuse.
Public housing can be updated and revitalized without selling the land,
forcing people from their homes and displacing entire communities.
We Demand:
Build housing, don't sell it! Repair, don’t redevelop! Don’t Ask, Don’t
Tell!
Stop the “Redevelopment” of Our Neighbourhoods
Currently, there are six large housing projects undergoing or slated for
redevelopment this redevelopment is being promoted as an improvement to
TCHC communities. Specifically, the city argues that the so called “mixed
communities” will improve the lives of poor people. The truth however is,
that this is an excuse to take away poor people's homes that have high
property values. The City isn't demanding that Rosedale be turned into a
'mixed neighbourhood' – just the places where poor people live. Further,
over time, these rebuilt communities will become gentrified; we can expect
TCHC to rent more of the units at market value, pushing poor people out.
Ensure that Enough Social, Supportive and Accessible Housing is Built to
Eliminate the Waiting List Over 70,000 households are waiting to get into
social housing. It takes about 5 years to get a tiny bachelor unit in
Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) and about 10 years to get
anything else. Thousands of people are working multiple jobs, going
hungry, and living in rotten conditions while they wait. Thousands of
homeless people pack into shelters or sleep on the streets every night
because no supportive housing is available. Accessible housing for
disabled people is very hard to find and is often extremely expensive. As
the economic crisis continues, this situation will get even worse. We
need more housing and we need it now!
Repair TCHC Units
Nearly 60,000 units of public housing in Toronto are being allowed to
deteriorate. TCHC admits that $300 million worth of repairs is needed to
bring their buildings up to a minimum legal standard. People are forced to
live with gaping holes, leaking ceilings, exposed pipes, peeling paint,
electrical sockets that spark and infestations of rats, mice and bedbugs.
This is unacceptable, this is illegal and it has to stop!
Don't Ask Don't Tell
People without immigration status are especially marginalized in our city.
People without status are forced into precarious housing, unable to access
safe, decent paying work and shut out from public services. There are
over 500,000 people living without status across Canada, many of whom live in
Toronto. A person without status is not eligible to apply for Toronto
Community Housing. Further, if a family, living in housing, has even one
family member without status that entire family will be evicted. We
demand the city implement a Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy. This policy would
prevent all TCHC workers from asking people what their immigration status
is, from refusing housing to people without status and from sharing that
information with immigration authorities.
May 23
11:30 am
13 Trefann Street
(north of Queen, just east of Parliament)
Free Meal
The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, TCHC (Toronto Community Housing
Corporation) tenants, people on the TCHC waiting list and supporters will
meet outside of one of the houses slated to be sold by TCHC to demand it
and all TCHC units remain public housing.
TCHC is quietly proposing to sell-off 326 apartment units and 45 single
family homes that are located in sought-after neighbourhoods, primarily
downtown and in the Beaches. Many large families are living in two bedroom
apartments, waiting for larger units, while TCHC is emptying select units
in an attempt to to sell-off its prime real estate. These sales (and the
City's displacement of poor people through “redevelopment”) means that
many TCHC residents are being displaced from their schools, friends and
communities - neighbourhoods that many residents have lived in for years.
TCHC says that the units up for sale are in such a state of disrepair that
they cannot be fixed. We have seen many of the units and it is a bold
faced lie! Further, the units that are in really bad repair were
purposely not kept up by TCHC so that they could sell the units off down
the road and use their dilapidation as an excuse.
Public housing can be updated and revitalized without selling the land,
forcing people from their homes and displacing entire communities.
We Demand:
Build housing, don't sell it! Repair, don’t redevelop! Don’t Ask, Don’t
Tell!
Stop the “Redevelopment” of Our Neighbourhoods
Currently, there are six large housing projects undergoing or slated for
redevelopment this redevelopment is being promoted as an improvement to
TCHC communities. Specifically, the city argues that the so called “mixed
communities” will improve the lives of poor people. The truth however is,
that this is an excuse to take away poor people's homes that have high
property values. The City isn't demanding that Rosedale be turned into a
'mixed neighbourhood' – just the places where poor people live. Further,
over time, these rebuilt communities will become gentrified; we can expect
TCHC to rent more of the units at market value, pushing poor people out.
Ensure that Enough Social, Supportive and Accessible Housing is Built to
Eliminate the Waiting List Over 70,000 households are waiting to get into
social housing. It takes about 5 years to get a tiny bachelor unit in
Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) and about 10 years to get
anything else. Thousands of people are working multiple jobs, going
hungry, and living in rotten conditions while they wait. Thousands of
homeless people pack into shelters or sleep on the streets every night
because no supportive housing is available. Accessible housing for
disabled people is very hard to find and is often extremely expensive. As
the economic crisis continues, this situation will get even worse. We
need more housing and we need it now!
Repair TCHC Units
Nearly 60,000 units of public housing in Toronto are being allowed to
deteriorate. TCHC admits that $300 million worth of repairs is needed to
bring their buildings up to a minimum legal standard. People are forced to
live with gaping holes, leaking ceilings, exposed pipes, peeling paint,
electrical sockets that spark and infestations of rats, mice and bedbugs.
This is unacceptable, this is illegal and it has to stop!
Don't Ask Don't Tell
People without immigration status are especially marginalized in our city.
People without status are forced into precarious housing, unable to access
safe, decent paying work and shut out from public services. There are
over 500,000 people living without status across Canada, many of whom live in
Toronto. A person without status is not eligible to apply for Toronto
Community Housing. Further, if a family, living in housing, has even one
family member without status that entire family will be evicted. We
demand the city implement a Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy. This policy would
prevent all TCHC workers from asking people what their immigration status
is, from refusing housing to people without status and from sharing that
information with immigration authorities.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Community Learning Garden Kick-Off
*INVITATION TO KICK-OFF OF COMMUNITY LEARNING GARDEN
AND REQUEST FOR SEEDS, MATERIALS AND TOIL IN THE SOIL*
*The whole community is invited to gather
Saturday and Sunday May 9th and 10th
at Garden 579 (579 George North)
to clean up, build and plan
for the 2009 community learning garden season.
We will be raking, cleaning, building boxes and creating a community plan
for the garden. Everyone is welcome to lend an hour or more or to just
stop by and lend a smile. We are seeking seed, soil and sage advice.
Garden 579 in an unfunded community driven food security and community
building project.
We are looking for donations of plants, seeds, compost, soil, mulch,
LUMBER, gardening tools, building tools, fencing, straw, rainbarrels
outdoor art pieces, books relevant to growing, sustainability and
community building and any other resources that one might offer to create
a downtown oasis.
We will be having our community planting weekend on the 30th and 31st of
May and our kickoff community potluck that same weekend.
Garden 579 is a collaborative, collective project and it is 'run', planned
and actualized by those who choose to participate. We are seeking persons
to take an active role and be a guardian of Garden 579 in 2009. This
commitment means that you are interested in participating when you can
throughout the season as an active part of a collective organizing and
planning gardening and community learning activities...
Contact Rachelle at 748-6857,
check out garden579.com
or e-mail garden579@gmail.com
AND REQUEST FOR SEEDS, MATERIALS AND TOIL IN THE SOIL*
*The whole community is invited to gather
Saturday and Sunday May 9th and 10th
at Garden 579 (579 George North)
to clean up, build and plan
for the 2009 community learning garden season.
We will be raking, cleaning, building boxes and creating a community plan
for the garden. Everyone is welcome to lend an hour or more or to just
stop by and lend a smile. We are seeking seed, soil and sage advice.
Garden 579 in an unfunded community driven food security and community
building project.
We are looking for donations of plants, seeds, compost, soil, mulch,
LUMBER, gardening tools, building tools, fencing, straw, rainbarrels
outdoor art pieces, books relevant to growing, sustainability and
community building and any other resources that one might offer to create
a downtown oasis.
We will be having our community planting weekend on the 30th and 31st of
May and our kickoff community potluck that same weekend.
Garden 579 is a collaborative, collective project and it is 'run', planned
and actualized by those who choose to participate. We are seeking persons
to take an active role and be a guardian of Garden 579 in 2009. This
commitment means that you are interested in participating when you can
throughout the season as an active part of a collective organizing and
planning gardening and community learning activities...
Contact Rachelle at 748-6857,
check out garden579.com
or e-mail garden579@gmail.com
Sunday, April 19, 2009
No One Is Illegal! *May Day of Action*
Rally and March
2 May - 1pm
Meet: Sherbourne and Carlton
*** Greyhound bus leaves Peterborough at 10:30 (return buses at 5:00 & 7:30) ***
*Cost is $15 for a return ticket*
Contact PCAP if you would like to attend the rally but need the cost of your ticket covered
On April 2nd and 3rd, over 100 temporary and undocumented workers were attacked by armed border guards, dragged in to detention and are now being forcibly deported.
On 2 May, thousands of us will say Enough!
Migrants, poor and working people; undocumented people and people of colour live in constant crisis in Canada. A crisis has always existed in Teesdale, in Regent Park, in farm fields, on factory floors and in hotel service areas.
Power is controlled by global economic and political elites who have made large metropolitan cities their home. From here, they supervise people’s oppression from Turtle Island to Afghanistan to Palestine.
Canada, like other governments, bends to their demands, passing discriminatory laws like Bill C-50 without consultation.
Corporate and political elites are using the economic crisis as an excuse to attack poor, working-class and racialized communities by increasing immigration enforcement; steal public funds; wrecking social services; taking away people’s jobs rather than cut profits and targeting those they perceive as the weakest – indigenous people; the homeless; failed refugee claimants; women in shelters; queer and trans migrants; caregivers; factory workers and temporary workers.
We say there are no illegal human beings, only unjust laws and governments. No one, poor or undocumented, is illegal. The struggle of workers - waged and unwaged, with or without immigration status – is against powerful elites and systems of oppression. Citizenship, jobs and
houses - granted to some and denied to others - are tools to divide us.
We will not be divided.
We say enough is enough. No One Is Illegal!
On May 2, join thousands of us as we take to the streets and demand an end to corporate and state attacks on our communities. We demand an end to detentions and deportations. We demand access without fear to essential services. We demand an end to security certificates and secret trials. We demand a full and inclusive regularization program. We demand justice, dignity, and status for all!
We did not create this crisis, and we will not pay for it.
On May 2nd, take to the streets, create power. Resist.
The May 2nd rally and march will be preceded by a May Day Festival, on May 1st at 6pm, at 25 Cecil Street.
coorganized by: No One Is Illegal-Toronto | Mujeres al Frente | SAWRO |
Migrante Ontario | Canadian HART | Casa Salvador Allende | Basics
Newsletter | OCAP | Jane and Finch Action Against Poverty | Sikh Activist
Network | Toronto New Socialists |Barrio Nuevo | the Stop Community Food
Centre | BAYAN Toronto | PCLS | OPIRG Toronto | CAIA | GGAPSS
2 May - 1pm
Meet: Sherbourne and Carlton
*** Greyhound bus leaves Peterborough at 10:30 (return buses at 5:00 & 7:30) ***
*Cost is $15 for a return ticket*
Contact PCAP if you would like to attend the rally but need the cost of your ticket covered
On April 2nd and 3rd, over 100 temporary and undocumented workers were attacked by armed border guards, dragged in to detention and are now being forcibly deported.
On 2 May, thousands of us will say Enough!
Migrants, poor and working people; undocumented people and people of colour live in constant crisis in Canada. A crisis has always existed in Teesdale, in Regent Park, in farm fields, on factory floors and in hotel service areas.
Power is controlled by global economic and political elites who have made large metropolitan cities their home. From here, they supervise people’s oppression from Turtle Island to Afghanistan to Palestine.
Canada, like other governments, bends to their demands, passing discriminatory laws like Bill C-50 without consultation.
Corporate and political elites are using the economic crisis as an excuse to attack poor, working-class and racialized communities by increasing immigration enforcement; steal public funds; wrecking social services; taking away people’s jobs rather than cut profits and targeting those they perceive as the weakest – indigenous people; the homeless; failed refugee claimants; women in shelters; queer and trans migrants; caregivers; factory workers and temporary workers.
We say there are no illegal human beings, only unjust laws and governments. No one, poor or undocumented, is illegal. The struggle of workers - waged and unwaged, with or without immigration status – is against powerful elites and systems of oppression. Citizenship, jobs and
houses - granted to some and denied to others - are tools to divide us.
We will not be divided.
We say enough is enough. No One Is Illegal!
On May 2, join thousands of us as we take to the streets and demand an end to corporate and state attacks on our communities. We demand an end to detentions and deportations. We demand access without fear to essential services. We demand an end to security certificates and secret trials. We demand a full and inclusive regularization program. We demand justice, dignity, and status for all!
We did not create this crisis, and we will not pay for it.
On May 2nd, take to the streets, create power. Resist.
The May 2nd rally and march will be preceded by a May Day Festival, on May 1st at 6pm, at 25 Cecil Street.
coorganized by: No One Is Illegal-Toronto | Mujeres al Frente | SAWRO |
Migrante Ontario | Canadian HART | Casa Salvador Allende | Basics
Newsletter | OCAP | Jane and Finch Action Against Poverty | Sikh Activist
Network | Toronto New Socialists |Barrio Nuevo | the Stop Community Food
Centre | BAYAN Toronto | PCLS | OPIRG Toronto | CAIA | GGAPSS
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Act Now! Raided Workers Facing Deportation
ACT! CALL! WRITE!
This Sunday, 41 workers will be handcuffed, dragged to an airport and
placed on a plane to Thailand. Many of them will never have the chance to
return to Canada. They were arrested with dozens of others on their way to
work or while packing food at Cericola Farms, in southwestern Ontario last
week. CBSA then lied to them and tricked them into waiving their legal
rights. This is a targeted attack by the Tory government against migrants.
Minister Van Loan can stop these deportations; Minister Kenney can grant
them status.
YOU can insist that they do so.
1. Take public action against your MP, Immigration or Enforcement Office.
(See list of cities below)
2. Spread the word!
(http://rabble.ca/news/2009/04/protests-respond-ontario-immigration-raids)
3. Call Kenney and Van Loan. And call your local MP to pressure the
Ministers.
4. Send a letter to Ministers Van Loan and Kenney (sample below). Ask your
MP to do the same. Write to your local media outlet.
5. Spread the word. Stop the raids. Stop the deportations. Demand status
for all. On 2 May, take to the streets
(http://toronto.nooneisillegal.org/node/275)
Further details in sample letter below.
Peter Van Loan, Minister
Constituency Office
T 1-877-738-3748; T: 613-996-7752
F 905-898-4600; F 613-992-8351
E vanlop1@parl.gc.ca
45 Grist Mill Road, Unit 10, Holland Landing, ON L9N1M7
Room 209-S, Centre Block, Ottawa, ON K1A0A6
Jason Kenney, Minister
P. 613-992-2235; F. 613-992-1920
P. 403-225-3480. F. 403-225-3504
E Minister@cic.gc.ca. AND kennej@parl.gc.ca
325 East Block, House of Commons, Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6
1168 137 Ave SE. Calgary, AB T2J 6T6
Ministers Van Loan and Kenney,
On April 2nd and 3rd, CBSA raided three food processing factories where
they held all workers at gun point. These workers were herded into a
cafeteria where citizens and permanent residents were separated from other
workers.
These other workers, many of whom possess temporary work permits, were
handcuffed and held on a bus for over eight hours. In unprecedented
weekend hearings, most of the detained workers were tricked into waiving
legal advice or the right to dispute their removal.
These illegal and egregious actions were followed by speedy requests for
travel documents, as their original passports are held by unscrupulous,
corrupt agents at TNT Recruitment. The Thai consulate has provided these
papers and 41 of the arrested are being put on a plane on Sunday April
19th.
Removing workers from Canada in this way is arbitrary and illegal. The
recruitment agency and the company which paid these workers $9.00 an hour
for 12 hours of back-breaking and brutal work have not been charged.
Minister Van Loan, sign a notice to stop the deportations. Minister
Kenney, grant all workers arrested full status. Stop using the economic
crisis as an excuse to target migrant workers and their families!
++++++++++++++++++++++
Endorsed by:
No One Is Illegal-Toronto
Justicia for Migrant Workers
Migrante Ontario
No One Is Illegal Vancouver
Solidarity Across Borders (Montreal)
Immigrant Workers Center (Montreal)
Peterborough Coalition Against Poverty
++++++++++++++++++++++
Actions:
18 April
Toronto
Details to be announced
17 April
Montreal
Meet at downtown CBSA Offices
14 April
Calgary
1130, Calgary Chamber of Commerce
100 - 6 Avenue S.W
9 April
Vancouver
http://noii-van.resist.ca/?p=1048
7 April
Edmonton
http://www.metronews.ca/edmonton/local/article/210247
5 April
Toronto
http://rabble.ca/news/2009/04/protests-respond-ontario-immigration-raids
(Please email nooneisillegal@riseup.net if you're organizing an action)
This Sunday, 41 workers will be handcuffed, dragged to an airport and
placed on a plane to Thailand. Many of them will never have the chance to
return to Canada. They were arrested with dozens of others on their way to
work or while packing food at Cericola Farms, in southwestern Ontario last
week. CBSA then lied to them and tricked them into waiving their legal
rights. This is a targeted attack by the Tory government against migrants.
Minister Van Loan can stop these deportations; Minister Kenney can grant
them status.
YOU can insist that they do so.
1. Take public action against your MP, Immigration or Enforcement Office.
(See list of cities below)
2. Spread the word!
(http://rabble.ca/news/2009/04/protests-respond-ontario-immigration-raids)
3. Call Kenney and Van Loan. And call your local MP to pressure the
Ministers.
4. Send a letter to Ministers Van Loan and Kenney (sample below). Ask your
MP to do the same. Write to your local media outlet.
5. Spread the word. Stop the raids. Stop the deportations. Demand status
for all. On 2 May, take to the streets
(http://toronto.nooneisillegal.org/node/275)
Further details in sample letter below.
Peter Van Loan, Minister
Constituency Office
T 1-877-738-3748; T: 613-996-7752
F 905-898-4600; F 613-992-8351
E vanlop1@parl.gc.ca
45 Grist Mill Road, Unit 10, Holland Landing, ON L9N1M7
Room 209-S, Centre Block, Ottawa, ON K1A0A6
Jason Kenney, Minister
P. 613-992-2235; F. 613-992-1920
P. 403-225-3480. F. 403-225-3504
E Minister@cic.gc.ca. AND kennej@parl.gc.ca
325 East Block, House of Commons, Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6
1168 137 Ave SE. Calgary, AB T2J 6T6
Ministers Van Loan and Kenney,
On April 2nd and 3rd, CBSA raided three food processing factories where
they held all workers at gun point. These workers were herded into a
cafeteria where citizens and permanent residents were separated from other
workers.
These other workers, many of whom possess temporary work permits, were
handcuffed and held on a bus for over eight hours. In unprecedented
weekend hearings, most of the detained workers were tricked into waiving
legal advice or the right to dispute their removal.
These illegal and egregious actions were followed by speedy requests for
travel documents, as their original passports are held by unscrupulous,
corrupt agents at TNT Recruitment. The Thai consulate has provided these
papers and 41 of the arrested are being put on a plane on Sunday April
19th.
Removing workers from Canada in this way is arbitrary and illegal. The
recruitment agency and the company which paid these workers $9.00 an hour
for 12 hours of back-breaking and brutal work have not been charged.
Minister Van Loan, sign a notice to stop the deportations. Minister
Kenney, grant all workers arrested full status. Stop using the economic
crisis as an excuse to target migrant workers and their families!
++++++++++++++++++++++
Endorsed by:
No One Is Illegal-Toronto
Justicia for Migrant Workers
Migrante Ontario
No One Is Illegal Vancouver
Solidarity Across Borders (Montreal)
Immigrant Workers Center (Montreal)
Peterborough Coalition Against Poverty
++++++++++++++++++++++
Actions:
18 April
Toronto
Details to be announced
17 April
Montreal
Meet at downtown CBSA Offices
14 April
Calgary
1130, Calgary Chamber of Commerce
100 - 6 Avenue S.W
9 April
Vancouver
http://noii-van.resist.ca/?p=1048
7 April
Edmonton
http://www.metronews.ca/edmonton/local/article/210247
5 April
Toronto
http://rabble.ca/news/2009/04/protests-respond-ontario-immigration-raids
(Please email nooneisillegal@riseup.net if you're organizing an action)
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