Call-Out

Sunday September 11 at noon at the A-M050 of 'Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM).

Le dimanche 11 septembre à midi au A-M050 à l'Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM).

• When? Sunday, May 1st, 5PM
• Where? "canada" place, near Bonaventure metro station

On May 1st, 2022, Convergence des luttes anticapitalistes (CLAC) is calling for a 15th Anti-Capitalist Workers' Day demonstration. This year, the colonial state has demonstrated once more that it will prioritize capital growth over our lives. In total hypocrisy, our governments speak the words reconciliation and environment while ignoring the sovereign rights of Indigenous peoples and destroying the land with extractivist and discriminatory policies. It is time to revolt!

• Quand ? Dimanche le 1er mai, 17h
• Où ? Place du "canada", métro Bonaventure

Le 1er mai 2022, la Convergence des luttes anticapitalistes (CLAC) appelle à une 15e manifestation anticapitaliste pour la journée des travailleuses et des travailleurs. L'État colonial a démontré cette année encore qu'il priorise la croissance du capital aux détriment de nos vies. Faisant preuve d'hypocrisie totale, nos gouvernements prononcent les mots réconciliation et environnement tout en ignorant les droits souverains des peuples autochtones et en détruisant la terre avec des politiques extractivistes et discriminatoires. Il est temps de se révolter.

On November 27th, at 2PM, at the corner of Dorchester/Greene (Atwater metro), the Convergence des luttes anticapitalistes (CLAC) is calling for a demonstration in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en people of British Columbia, who are fighting the canadian colonial state.

For years, the Wet'suwet'en people have been fighting the construction of a natural gas pipeline by Coastal Gas Link (CGL), a company owned by TransCanada Energy, known around here for its attempt to build the Energy East pipeline in the so-called Saguenay.

CGL is attempting to build a pipeline to transport shale gas from Alberta, which is obtained through hydraulic fracturing. This pipeline will cross the Yintah, the ancestral territory of the Wet'suwet'en people, a territory that was never ceded to the canadian colonial state. Despite an outright refusal by all Wet'suwet'en hereditary leaders, the RCMP moved into the territory in January 2019 to conduct raids that led to numerous violent arrests of land defenders to force the construction of the pipeline.