A message from CLAC-allies. 
--- The Montreal Autonomous Tenants' Union is calling for a public demonstration this Thursday, 9am, at Lionel Groulx metro station. At 10am, police will be initiating one of 2022's largest encampment evictions, and one of the first major evictions of the fall season. We will move from Lionel Groulx to the site of the encampments.
Action
This past MayDay, like each year for over a century, was the International Workers' Day. Despite being confined, many people took action to redecorate the city. The situation might seem grim, but there are still a few positive observations we can make.
The air in our city is clearer that it has been for over a century. Oil consumption slows down and greenhouse gases production diminishes. For many people, being confined is an opportunity to review our unhealthy relationship with work within an hyperperformist and hyperproductivist society.
A banner that reads:
"Essential: Health workers, delivery people, cashiers
Non essential: Landlords, bankers, bosses
May Day 2020: Celebrate the workers. Destroy capitalism"
A banner that reads:
"Essential: Health workers, delivery people, cashiers
Non essential: Landlords, bankers, bosses
May Day 2020: Celebrate the workers. Destroy capitalism"
In these times of pandemic, capital kills more than ever. Workers are left without equipment in hospitals. Confinement falls upon us because our government did too little, too late. Rich landlords who brought the virus back from their latest trip are angered by a rent strike that their penniless tenants have no other choice but to partake in. The people dying right now are among the most vulnerable, from grocery store clerks, to delivery workers, prisoners, homeless folks, and undocumented migrants. All of this while the most fortunate get to work from home. Nevertheless, social distancing remains an important way to reduce transmission, and this is why WE WILL NOT MEET PHYSICALLY FOR A MAYDAY PROTEST. We will however try to make resistance as visible as possible, given the difficult context.
Date et heure:
Friday, 1 May 2020 - 00:15 to 23:45
Thème:
Type de document:
For immediate distribution.
Some CLAC activists built a house made from reused electoral campaign materials taken from a gentrified street of the Rosemont neighborhood, near the wreck of a derelict restaurant and a new condo building.
NOS POCHES SE VIDENT, CELLES DES BANQUES DÉBORDENT ! ALLONS CHERCHER L'ARGENT LÀ OÙ IL SE TROUVE !
Perturbons l'assemblée annuelle des actionnaires de la Banque Nationale !
- Vendredi 21 avril 2017, 09h,
- Coin de la Gauchetière et de la Côte du Beaver Hall
Date et heure:
Friday, 21 April 2017 - 09:00
Type de document:
Le 6 novembre dernier, la CLAC est allée confronter les futurs crosseurs des HEC de l'Université de Montréal !
Bien que nous étions en petit nombre, la police et la sécurité nous ont barré le chemin en verrouillant la journée portes ouvertes !
Dimanche, le 6 novembre 2016
La CLAC vous invite à l'action-surprise : crosseur de demain, on se met dans ton chemin !
À 14h, au Parc Jean-Brillant
(coin Jean-Brillant et Gatineau, métro Côte-des-Neiges)
AMENEZ DE QUOI FAIRE DU BRUIT !
Gang de tabarnak!
« Fraternité et prière des chefs de file »
Petit déjeuner capitaliste le 2 avril à l'hôtel Reine Elizabeth
Organisons leurs un comité d’accueil!
De 8h à 10h devant l’hôtel, au 900 boul. René-Lévesque Ouest (métro Bonaventure)
« Fraternité et prière des chefs de file »
Petit déjeuner capitaliste le 2 avril à l'hôtel Reine Elizabeth
Organisons leurs un comité d’accueil!
De 8h à 10h devant l’hôtel, au 900 boul. René-Lévesque Ouest (métro Bonaventure)
June 10th 2014, 8AM sharp!
Canada Place, in front of the cathedral
(corner of Metcalfe/René-Lévesque))
Canada Place, in front of the cathedral
(corner of Metcalfe/René-Lévesque))
There are one thousand and one reasons to shame the so-called "holiday spirit". Whether it's the charity fundraisers, Christmas jingles played on repeat *ad nauseam*, themed ads that make any piece of crap pass as a good deal, not to mention the gift shopping stampede.
vendredi 18:00 – 20:00
Dorchester Square (Peel and Rene Levesque), Peel Metro
https://www.facebook.com/events/156171464516752/
-English below-
Résistez au Grand Prix Formule 1 et à la répression étatique
De Bahreïn à Montréal (une action de solidarité)
Vendredi 8 juin 2012, 18h00
Square Dorchester (coin Peel et René-Lévesque), Métro Peel
https://www.facebook.com/events/230827713686999/
10 juin 2012
07:00 – 13:00
Combien de personnes le système de Métro peut transporter en une journée? Et si on décidait tous d'aller faire une balade sur l'Île Notre-Dame dimanche le jour du Grand Prix? Juste pour voir combien de personne peuvent entrer dans le métro?
En arrivant sur l'île vous pouvez virer de bord et puis recommencer. Juste pour le plaisir.
Type de document:
Le Grand soir (un cocktail est si vite arrivé)
Griffintown, rue Notre-Dame, coin Des Seigneurs,
le 7 juin 2012, 17 h
7 June à 5pm: Disrupt the Grand Prix Opening Cocktail!
Gather at the corner of Notre Dame and des Seigneurs
(two blocks west of Guy) (metro Georges-Vanier, Lionel Groulx or Charlevoix)
From 4 to 10 June: Autonomous actions. Wherever they are, we'll be there too!
The nightly protests will disrupt this crass elite at play in western downtown every night. To kick off the week of activities, the Grand Prix is throwing a "glittering" banquet, where a table with a driver costs a mere $25,000! Let's make their "prestigious and festive" soirée our own "Grand Evening".
Against Mayor Tremblay
Tremblay has been outraged for weeks, calling for calm to avoid the inevitable ... Let's give him something he can be proud to be outraged about! Defy his anti-mask regulation!
Against the "special law"
The special law is a desperate attempt by the state to regain control over the popular protest and protect its tourist season. This law unmasks the real face of the police state, which represses and criminalizes in order to impose its policies. Bravo, Charest! You've sparked an unprecedented popular protest movement in Quebec!
Against capitalism
The Grand Prix represents a golden windfall of millions for the very rich. Meanwhile, people working at the Grand Prix will only take home a bit of cash necessary for their daily survival.
Against the capitalist elite
The international elite of white, western men, fascinated by their "big deluxe cars", are dreaming of cruising around downtown Montreal. Their very presence embodies the concentration of wealth and social inequality and symbolizes the causes of the global economic, ecological, political, and social crises.
Against social cleansing!
Each summer, the SPVM pushes the poor and marginalized out of public space in a huge operation of social cleansing designed to please the rich and tourists during festival season. There are only a few days remaining for them to quell the protests which disrupt downtown every night. Let's be more numerous than ever around Crescent Street, where they'll park their Ferraris.
Responding to the call issued by the student movement, CLAC will take part in a week of economic disruption to promote the social strike.
Because Bernie Ecclestone is worth 2.5 billion and Bachand gives him 15 million dollar gifts. Because the F1 is a $10 billion business which sucks up public funds to enrich itself, wherever it takes place around the world.
Fuck the Grand Prix!
DISCLAIMER: THE "GRAND SOIR" ORGANIZERS WILL BRAG THAT THEIR EVENT IS A BENEFIT FOR STE-JUSTINE'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, AND THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA WILL NO DOUBT RECYCLE THE SHIT OUT OF THIS INFO... WELL IF THE PARTICIPANTS TO THIS CAPITALIST FARCE ARE REALLY CONCERNED WITH THE WELFARE OF SICK CHILDREN, THEY DON'T NEED A BOGUS PRETEXT TO GIVE THEIR DISPOSABLE MONEY TO CHARITY! IF YOU HAVE TOO MUCH CASH, YOU FUCKING WANKERS, JUST GIVE IT TO THE HOSPITALS AND FUCK RIGHT OFF!
Le Forum économique de Montréal 2012 (Le party d’ostie de crosseurs !)
18e édition
Montréal, Hôtel Hilton Montréal Bonaventure
du 11 au 14 juin 2012
