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Les centres jeunesse sont des prisons pour enfants
Alors que Québec promet (encore) de mieux encadrer les fouilles à nu en centre jeunesse, notre chroniqueuse pose une question fondamentale : pourquoi acceptons-nous encore l’enfermement d’enfants?
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The Rover tells stories you won’t find anywhere else. Stories about Indigenous communities up North, homeless camps under Montreal’s overpasses, migrant workers living in fear and much more.
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Who Raises Money for the Mayor of Montreal?
The mayor’s party is backed by real estate developers, big business and the pro-Israel lobby, according to its annual report.
How Pro-Israel Lobby Groups Are Involved in Judicializing McGill Pro-Palestinian Actions
Pivot identified nearly 20 civil lawsuits targeting pro-Palestinian actions at McGill University.
Occupation and Defiance in Trump’s America
Three months out from the reduction of ICE agents in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, residents remain on alert.
Des travailleur·euses du sexe de Montréal feront la grève pendant le week-end de la F1
Cette dernière initiative de « whoreganization » s’inscrit dans le cadre de la lutte des travailleur·euses du sexe pour leurs droits du travail et la décriminalisation.
‘Society Is Built to Keep Us in the Gutter’: Sex Workers in Montreal to Strike During F1 Weekend
This latest “whoreganization” effort is part of sex workers’ fight for labour rights and decriminalization.
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Who Raises Money for the Mayor of Montreal?
The mayor’s party is backed by real estate developers, big business and the pro-Israel lobby, according to its annual report.
How Pro-Israel Lobby Groups Are Involved in Judicializing McGill Pro-Palestinian Actions
Pivot identified nearly 20 civil lawsuits targeting pro-Palestinian actions at McGill University.
Occupation and Defiance in Trump’s America
Three months out from the reduction of ICE agents in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, residents remain on alert.





