Through this solidarity struggle, it has become clear that as a radical community, we need to stand in solidarity with the kanien'kehá:ka kahnistensera.
Because these traditionalist activists from Kahnawa:ke have been fighting for the last fifty years for the sovereignty of their people.
A message from CLAC-allies. 
Respect Kanien'kehà:ka sovereignty, support the search for unmarked graves
Follow our Twitter @stopthenewvic to find out how you can provide on the ground support
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.
La brochure réalisé en novembre 2021 en solidarité avec les luttes de la communauté Wet'suwet'en. En français ou en anglais.
Time and place soon to be announced!
Mark your calendars!
Hi!
We're reaching out to allied groups and individuals all over so-called “Canada” because we want to organize an anti-colonial Anti-Canada day on July 1st in Montreal. We'd like to propose you do the same in your city, to have demonstrations, events, disruptions and anti-colonial actions all across Canada.
When : September 28, rally at 11 am, press conference at 11:30 am
Where: in front of the Hyatt Hotel, 1255 Rue Jeanne-Mance
The Anti-Colonial Solidarity Collective, the Regroupement de solidarité avec les Autochtones, the Projet d'accompagnement solidarité Colombie and Missing Justice invite you to come attend a rally, in support of a press conference that will be taking place featuring Élyse Vollant and Denise Jourdain, two Indigenous women active in resistance to the Plan Nord. The rally will take place at 11 am in front of the Hyatt. They will be speaking out about the business conference that will be occurring amongst profiteers on the inside, entitled "Position Yourself on the Plan Nord Chessboard". Among the representatives of the mining industry, politicians, and collaborating municipalities, there will also be certain Band Council Chiefs attending the conference, without whom these development projects would not be possible.
Come out in great numbers to support the voices of Indigenous women in resistance!
Élyse Vollant is an Innushkueu from the North Shore community of Uashat mak Mani-utenam. She is a mother of eight and grandmother of two. Elise is against the Plan Nord for future generations and has fought against it as one of the women who walked from Uashat mak Maliotenam to Montréal for Earth Day. She was also one of twelve women who were imprisoned following the blockade of route 138 in March 2012.
Denise Jourdain is a member of the Innu community of Uashat mak Mani-utenam, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River. She presently teaches the Innu language to students at Johnny Pilot primary school. Denise is a direct descendant of the Vachon and Jourdain families who fought to keep their territorial rights in the 950′s, having defied municipal, governmental and ecclesiastical authorities. She too was imprisoned for having defended her people’s territorial rights in March 2012 during the blockade of route 138.
as part of the program of:
ANTI-COLONIAL FORUM AGAINST THE PLAN NORD
Sharing strategies of resistance to the Plan Nord and Colonization
*When : SATURDAY SEPTEMBER **29**, 10 am-5 pm*
*Where : 7th floor of Hall Building, Concordia University, 1455 boulevard
de Maisonneuve Ouest.*
https://www.facebook.com/events/438111652891647/?ref=ts
preceded by :
DEFENDING THE LAND: Indigenous Women’s resistance to Plan Nord and community violence.//DÉFENDRE LA TERRE: la résistance des femmes autochtones au Plan Nord et à la violence dans leur communauté
*When : FRIDAY SEPTEMBER **28**, 6:30 PM-8:30 PM*
*Where : Concordia University, SGW, 1455 de Maisonneuve West, H-110*
https://www.facebook.com/events/433435556695635/
Innu women speak out about the Plan Nord and violence against their communities. Activists will discuss their opposition to the massive industrial development plan being imposed on them by the government. They will speak about the impacts of the new infrastructure development north of the 49th parallel and its devastating cultural and environmental implications.
Event will be in French with simultaneous translation to English. Événement aura lieu en français avec traduction simultanée en anglais. Wheelchair accessible, and childcare available with 48 hours notice. Presented by the 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy's Missing Justice campaign (Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) in collaboration with Regroupement de solidarité avec les Autochtones, Alliance Romaine, PASC and the Anti-Colonial Solidarity Collective.
With guest speakers Denise Jourdain, Élyse Vollant and Ellen Gabriel :
When: Saturday the 29th of September, 10 am-5 pm
Where: the 7th floor of Hall, at Concordia University, 1455 boulevard de Maisonneuve West
The event will take place in two stages: a panel on Friday evening with indigenous women involved in resistance to colonialism, followed by an open forum on Saturday for sharing our strategies, with workshops and spaces for discussion. If you already have a workshop you would like to present on Saturday, you will be able to propose it during the open forum. The forum will serve to verbalize our paths of sharing and discussion, on an anti-capitalist and anti-colonial basis.