Willie Wilson
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Occupation for Social Housing
Members from the Front d’action populaire en réaménagement urbain occupied the building of 60 Milton St. to bring attention to the lack of attention on social housing in Montreal, on May 23.
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NewsMontreal Protest Denounces the Election of Donald Trump
Around 150 protesters marched through Montreal on the evening of Nov. 9 to denounce United States president-elect Donald J. Trump.
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OpinionsThe SPVM Have a Police Brutality Problem
On May 1, 2015 I saw a high school-aged protester dragged by her hair across the pavement by police in riot gear.
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NewsAnti-Austerity Demonstrators Chased by Police Through Downtown Montreal
Hundreds braved dozens of rounds of tear gas and baton charges as protesters took to the streets in downtown Montreal.
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NewsEdward Snowden Addresses Queen’s University in Online Keynote
Edward Snowden’s face loomed large on the screen over a packed hall at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ont., as he said, “I live on the internet.”
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Thousands Gather in Front of Quebec Premier’s Office During Anti-Austerity Demonstration
The demonstration was a part of an ongoing week of strikes and protests against the provincial Liberal government’s austerity agenda.
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NewsDefense of Palestine Protest Marches Through Montreal
Shouts of “Down with Israel” resonated throughout downtown Montreal on Sunday, as an impassioned and diverse group of around 200 demonstrators advanced towards the Israeli consulate clutching large Palestinian flags.
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NewsPipeline Protest Flows Through Downtown Montreal
Approximately 700 protesters took part in a demonstration against the recently approved Line 9b pipeline and fossil fuel consumption on Saturday.
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NewsPolitical Science Course Picketed in Enforcement of Strike Mandate
A procession of roughly twenty students enforcing the strike mandate banged pots, blew whistles and shouted chants in condemnation of the Liberal government’s budget cuts. Students angered by the disruption of their class held up their phones to capture the unrest, with some posting on social media and alerting the attention of local news organizations.
