Dans un contexte où: 

• Le projet de loi 97 a été déposé à l'Assemblée et veut imposer une réforme du régime forestier qui sacrifierait 2/3 des forêts de la province à des conglomérats de compagnies privées. Ces derniers s'en mettent plein les poches au détriment des peuples autochtones tant ici qu'à l'international ainsi que de la biodiversité. L'intensification de la récolte de bois dans la crise climatique actuelle est à l'opposé de ce qui devrait être fait, c'est-à-dire protéger les forêts matures qui captent le CO2. À l'heure actuelle, l'Alliance MAMO (rassemblant plusieurs nations autochtones qui se mobilisent contre les coupes forestières sur les territoires ancestraux millénaires jamais conquis ni cédés) résiste contre les tentatives de dépossession territoriale menées par l'État et les entreprises privées.


• Le gouvernement fédéral a donné le feu vert au PRGT, un pipeline qui traverserait les territoires ancestraux de plusieurs nations autochtones en soi-disant Colombie-Britannique.


• L'entreprise Marinvest Energy exerce du lobbyisme auprès des gouvernements fédéral et provincial au sujet d'un mégaprojet de production et d’exportation de gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL), qui serait construit sur la Côte-Nord.

Quoi?

Lors de cette assemblée populaire, nous souhaitons réfléchir et discuter des futures actions du collectif quant à nos solidarités avec les peuples autochtones et aux manières de s'opposer aux compagnies forestières et pétrolières qui détruisent les communautés et les territoires. 

De la bouffe végane sera servie!

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March of Prisoners

Sunday October 19th, 3PM

Metro Parc

Family Friendly, bring your kids, bring your placards!

Regularization Now!

Let's Smash C-2!

No One is Illegal!

Wear an orange prisoner suit or other visible symbol of imprisonment.

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Solidarity Across Borders calls on all migrants

(undocumented and those who may soon become

undocumented because of Canada’s unjust

immigration system, made even worse by C-2), all

supporters, and allied movements, to join us in a

“march of prisoners” 19 October.

Our demands are clear: respect for our dignity,

equality, freedom. In the immediate context, this

means immediate regularisation of all migrants in

Canada, withdrawal of Bill C-2, and withdrawal from

the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA).

We reject the racist discourse which blames

migrants for social problems created by unjust social

structures. We reject colonial borders which enforce

the global system of apartheid. We join hands with

the indigenous peoples of Canada, workers of all

origins, and all oppressed by racist colonialism,

capitalism and patriarchy to fight for our freedom

and justice for all. We demand regularisation, an

end to C-2 and an end to the STCA.

Why a march of prisoners?

Undocumented migrants and all precarious status

migrants are prisoners in Canada. They cannot leave,

they cannot work legally, they are exploited at the

workplace even more than other workers, they are

under threat of arbitrary detention. They are here

because Canada and other rich, Western countries

have made their homes unliveable. They are here

because they seek a better life for themselves and

their children. They are confronted by Canada’s

bureaucratic and legalistic violence but fight back

with dignity and resilience

What is C-2?

C-2 is a bill introduced by the new liberal government

of Mark Carney which proposes changes to several

Canadian laws. Far from the “refugees welcome”

tweet and the promise of regularisation of the last

liberal government, it is an expression of the anti

migrant hatred of trump, poilievre and the far right. If

passed, C-2 will hugely increase the number of

undocumented migrants in Canada, lead to even

more deaths of people trying to enter Canada from

the United States, and give the Canadian state more

powers of surveillance. If you believe in freedom and

dignityequality - if you care that people die trying to

achieve them, you are against Bill C-2

What is the Safe Third Country Agreement?

The Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) attempts

to stop migrants in the United States from coming

to Canada. In reality, it forces people to take even

more dangerous routes to enter Canada and has

led to deaths on the border by drowning and

freezing. Trump’s America is not safe; not for

migrants, not for gay and trans folk, not for

racialized and colonized people, not for women.

Under Trump, more migrants than ever are

desperate to find safety. With changes to the STCA

introduced by Carney’s Bill C-2, they will be unable

to regularise in Canada and the undocumented

population will increase even more. If you believe in

freedom, equality, and respect, you are against the

STCA.Freedom to move! Freedom to stay! Freedom to return!

NO ONE IS ILLEGAL ON STOLEN NATIVE LAND!

Avec Raphaëll Maïwen !

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