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Events

Victoria, BC - 2010 Festival of Anarchy!
Friday 3rd of September 2010

Date: September 3
Time: 5 - 11pm PST
Location: Camas Books (2590 Quadra, Victoria, BC)

Kicking off the 2010 Festival of Anarchy!

All donation money raised goes toward G20 legal defence

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5:00 – Panarchy! @ The People's Gallery 2 - Guerrilla Art Hanging

DiY, open source, guerrilla bring yr own art show! All are welcome to
participate! Bring yr paintings, drawings, photos, sculptures,

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Victoria, BC - Benefit for Kelly Pflug-Back
Saturday 4th of September 2010

Date: September 4
Time: 7:30-10:30pm PST
Location: BCGEU (2994 Douglas St., Victoria BC)

Benefit for kelly Pflug-Back

Mike XVX
Jeff Andrew
Starla! Ubiquitous
Comrade Black
Chase
Star
Sasha n Nedjo
jody franklin
& more friends

$5-$15 sliding scale, no one turned away! All money raised goes to
Kelly's legal defense

Kelly Pflug-Back is a long time community organizer, whom has been

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St Catherines ON - G8/20 Legal Defence Potluck Fundraiser
Sunday 5th of September 2010

Date: September 5
Time: 2pm
Location: 36 Sunnylea Dr., St. Catharines

An Injury to One is an Injury to All

Judy Rebick – Rabble.ca
Bryan Palmer – Labour Historian
Music by George Hewison

Further info: (905) 934-6233 or (905) 984-1763 email: ballen@cogeco.ca

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Victoria, BC - PRISONS AT THE FRONT LINE OF REVOLUTION
Tuesday 7th of September 2010

Date: September 7
Time: 7:30-9:30pm PST
Location: Camas Books (2590 Quadra St., Victoria BC)

PRISONS AT THE FRONT LINE OF REVOLUTION
A Victoria Anarchist Reading Circle event with Juliet Belmas

After a lengthy prison term for smashing the state, Juliet Belmas has
gone on to produce several award-winning short films about women in
prison. Her painterly cinematic style and experimental production

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Kitchener, ON - IT IS RIGHT TO RESIST
Saturday 11th of September 2010

Date: September 11
Time: 12-2pm EST
Location: 63 Courtland

With the attempts to criminalize dissent at the g20 and after, there
is a fear in the activist community to take a stand and organize on
the basis of inclusive principles such as diversity of tactics, or to
have a radical analysis that is critical of the state. The purpose of
this conference is to combat this by inviting ALL organizations and

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Halifax, NS - Demand Freedom
Saturday 11th of September 2010

Date: September 11
Time: 6pm AST
Location: 2614 Windsor St, Halifax NS

Demand Freedom - G20 Legal Fundraiser house show

$5 at the door
All proceeds go to the legal defense fund for those arrested at the
G20 demonstrations in Toronto this past June.

WIRES - http://www.myspace.com/wirestruro

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Halifax, NS - NOII-Halifax G20 Legal Defense Brunch Fundraiser
Sunday 12th of September 2010

Date: September 12
Time: 10am - 2pm AST
Location: Roberts Street Social Centre (5684 Roberts Street, Halifax NS)

No One Is Illegal-Halifax G20 Legal Defense Brunch Fundraiser

The most delicious brunch of the month, featuring pancakes a la
bleuets et banane, tofu scramble, local roasted vegetables, and more.

Brought to you by No One Is Illegal (NOII) Halifax. All proceeds from

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Vancouver - Rap for Freedom!
Wednesday 15th of September 2010

Date: September 15
Time: 9pm PST
Location: HD Lab (1814 Pandora St., Vancouver BC)

A benefit for G20 arrestee legal defense and J18 defendants
$5-$10 Sliding scale

Featuring:
The Outspoken Wordsmiths
Testament
Monkey Wrench

sponsored by subMedia.TV

FB Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=150724331620735

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TCMN News

Community Update by the Community Solidarity Network Post G20
Monday, August 30, 2010 - 12:25pm

Community Update by the Community Solidarity Network Post G20 – Arrests, Intimidation and Ongoing Resistance

This report has been a long time coming. Many people that spent the last year as the Toronto Community Mobilization Network, putting together the infrastructure for the Convergence have been arrested, beaten, and intimidated. Many of our most beloved and central organizers are under house arrest conditions while many others in the city have leaped forward to join the resistance.  

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G20 Court: Dropped Charges, Costly Delays and Calculated Diversions
Wednesday, August 25, 2010 - 7:23am


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
23 August 2010

G20 Court: Dropped Charges, Costly Delays and Calculated Diversions
Rally to Drop the Charges at 6pm at Police Headquarters (40 College Street)

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Family and Supporters of G20 Defendants Speak Out And Demand All Charges be Dropped
Monday, August 23, 2010 - 8:37am

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
23 August 2010

Toronto- Family and Supporters of G20 Defendants Speak Out And Demand All Charges be Dropped

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DROP THE CHARGES! END CRIMINALIZATION OF DISSENT!
Friday, August 20, 2010 - 5:44pm

6:00pm
Police Headquarters (40 College Street)

In solidarity with G20 Defendants

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UPDATE ON G20 DEFENDANTS BAIL APPEAL PROCEEDINGS AS CROWN PUSHES FOR IMPRISONMENT FOR ACTIVISTS
Friday, August 20, 2010 - 5:25pm

 
August 20, Toronto—G20 defendants Leah Henderson, Alex Hundert and Erik Lankin appeared in Court yesterday for bail appeal hearings. They are accused of "conspiracy" and the Crown is alleging they are responsible for demonstrations on June 26 during the G20 Summit in Toronto. All three were arrested early on June 26.
 

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G8/G20 News

G20 police shot rubber bullets
Sunday, July 25, 2010 - 12:00am

A 20-year-old environmental activist from B.C. is suing the Toronto Police Service, claiming she was hit by two rubber bullets during a G20 summit protest.

"I hit the ground. It's hard to describe how it feels getting shot," said Natalie Gray of Maple Ridge, B.C., about 40 kilometres east of Vancouver.

Gray was one of about 150 protesters who marched on a police-approved route to a former Toronto film studio that was converted into a temporary detention centre on June 28, the final day of the G20 meetings.

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Toronto Community Mobilization Network Condemns Bill Blair’s Public Relations campaign
Tuesday, June 29, 2010 - 8:11pm
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FYI: G20 Police given extra powers
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.

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First big G20 protest tense as thousands march
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.

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Despite Escalation of Police Harassment, OCAP Mobilizes Against the G20
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

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