Tour à vélo des infrastructures cyclables du Plateau Mont-Royal
Monday, May 13th, 5:30pm until 7:00pm
Départ de l'Église Saint Jean Baptiste, 309 Rachel Ouest
Dans le cadre de la Semaine du Vélo Urbain organisée par la Coalition Vélo Montréal, petit tour guidé, à vélo, des des infrastructures cyclables du Plateau Mont-Royal : voies séparées, bandes cyclables, sas vélo, traverses de vélo, déviations pour arrêts de bus, compteur....
Une occasion de formuler quelques recommandations sur la question des infrastructures montréalaises?
Montreal Talk by Clive Hamilton on Geoengineering
Monday, May 13th, 6:00pm until 8:00pm
Hall Building, Concordia University, 1455 de Maisonneuve West, Room H-763
Karl Polanyi Institute of Political Economy invites you to The Jack Nissensen Public Dialogue
Earthmasters: Playing God with the Climate - The Risks and Politics of Geoengineering the Planet
Spraying sulphur into the atmosphere to reduce sunlight? Transforming the chemistry of oceans to soak up more carbon? These technologies to "geoengineer" the planet are being developed right now. Clive Hamilton investigates the science and risks of these desperate "technofixes", uncovering the worrying motives of some of those promoting them.
With Clive Hamilton - Professor of Public Ethics from Charles Stuart University,
www.clivehamilton.com
This is a free public event.
Lisa Hanawalt and Michael Kupperman Double Book Launch
Monday, May 13th, 7:00pm
Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, 211 Bernard Ouest
We are delighted to welcome hilarious New York-based cartoonists Lisa Hanawalt (My Dirty Dumb Eyes and Benny's Brigade) and Michael Kupperman (Tales Designed to Thrizzle, vols 1 and 2) to celebrate the release of their new books. Join us for an evening of slideshows, signings, laughter, and refreshments.
GREY GARDENS - CINEMA 17
Monday, May 13th, 9:00pm
Le Cagibi, 5490 boul St. Laurent
Maysles Bros. / 1976
"Meet Big and Little Edie Beale—high-society dropouts, mother and daughter, reclusive cousins of Jackie Onassis—thriving together amid the decay and disorder of their ramshackle East Hampton mansion. An impossibly intimate portrait and an eerie echo of the Kennedy Camelot, Albert and David Maysles’s 1976 Grey Gardens quickly became a cult classic and established Little Edie as a fashion icon and philosopher queen."
Admission by donation.
http://cinemaseventeen.blogspot.com/
Assemblée d'Occupons le Coeur de l'Île
Monday, May 13th, 6:45pm until 9:45pm
Parc Molson
Désordre du jour:
Retour sur les événements récents.
Venez discuter de vos attentes et projets pour Occupons le Coeur de l'Île.
Discutons de la prochaine Occupation du Parc Molson les 5, 6 et 7 juillet 2013
Apportez votre lunch si vous désirez... suivez la toile rouge: Indignons-nous! dans le Parc Molson.
N.-B. S'il pleut averse la réunion aura lieu au Bistro Mousse Café juste en face...
https://www.facebook.com/events/486965861377193/?suggestsessionid=30e87bfc398fc84f61184443dff7cec5
5@7 de discussion sur l’économie libertaire
Tuesday, May 14th, 5pm - 7pm
Touski, 2361 Ontario Est
Mardi le 14 mai (tous les deuxièmes mardis du mois)
Comme à tous les deuxièmes mardis du mois, nous vous invitons ce 14 mai pour un 5@7 de discussion sur l’économie libertaire, cette fois au Touski, 2361 Ontario est.
Le mois dernier, le sujet de la discussion a porté sur le travail, suite à quoi nous avons décidé de poursuivre la réflexion en abordant ce que serait le travail dans une société libertaire et la façon d’y arriver en partant de la situation actuelle.
Ce sera donc le thème de notre prochaine rencontre.
Vous y êtes invité.e.s en grand nombre!
Mile End Walking Group
Tuesday, May 14th, 4:00pm
5478 St Laurent Blvd
The Sensorium is planning a series of five informal walks around the Mile End, in preparation for an URBAN FORAGING TOUR to take place in July.
Please join us for our first walk on Tuesday, May 14th at 4pm - Meeting @ Monastiraki
Vélo urbain dans le Sud-Ouest
Tuesday, May 14th, 7:00pm
Maison St Columba House, 2365 rue Grand Trunk
Come and discuss the importance of Urban Biking in Southwest Montreal.
Biking for fun, excersise and your daily commute. A chance to express your concerns, possible improvements to the network and bring forth your suggestions. What are your priorities?
Do you know your rights and responsibilities as a cyclist?
A representative from the SPVM will be there to discuss safe cycling in Montréal.
Conférence de Presse deCoVo (Coalition Vigilance Oléoduc)
Tuesday, May 14th, 10:30am
Maison du développement durable, 50, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest
CoVO (Coalition Vigilance Oléoduc) is organizing a press conference to demand a BAPE (public consultation) in regards to the reversal of tar sands flow in the Enbridge Line 9B pipeline. The government needs to know that people are both concerned and directly affected by the arrival of tar sands through the pipeline, and must recognize our voices in this process.
The tar sands are one of the most environmentally destructive projects on the planet, and the risk of spills in the old and weathered Line 9B pipeline threatens the health and surroundings of communities along it. The National Energy Board hearings have been undemocratic, including a very small percentage of affected citizens and giving limited consideration to the risk of climate change and spills faced by the community. The people demand an independent and legitimate voice in the project's decision.
For the environment, for democracy, and for our community, CoVO demands a BAPE on the Enbridge Line 9B hearings!
Conundrum & Koyama Press Team Up!
Tuesday, May 14th, 7:00pm
Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, 211 Bernard Ouest
Join us for the launch of two graphic novels by two artists showcased in English for the first time.
The Library is the first work in English by the active Hong Kong artist Chihoi. Reading the short stories included in this hardcover volume is like reading someone else’s dreams. They they speak to regular hurt and deprivation, strength in silence and loneliness in numbers. The Library is book of beautiful pencil lines, written to illustrate the tales we know in our heart but have never witnessed.
Journal is the first English translation of Montreal-based artist Julie Delporte’s autobiographical diary comics. Initially appearing online in French, Journal displays Delporte’s organic and immediate drawings that utilize an uncanny sense of colour and composition to illustrate their intimate, diarist narratives. Cataloguing an emotional breakup, an artist’s residency at The Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction, Vermont, and the anxieties and joys of everyday life between February 2011 and October 2012, Delporte’s elegant illuminated diary is a private life made public and poetic.
Politics & Care
Wednesday, May 14th, 6:00pm
Le Milieu, 1251 rue Robin
This coming Wednesday to a meeting.crafting.time through the Politics & Care project.
The idea is to create a creative and relaxed space to chat, exchange about our ideas on well-being and maybe start a Zine project. Come this Wednesday May 15th at 6pm to Coop Le Milieu (1251 Robin, near metro Beaudry) come with your own supplies or get some there, they have plenty (PWYC)
Invite friends, lovers, fairy godmothers and other delicious beings!
Potluck Pow-wow! Soirée Amérindienne, avec Contes et Rythmes
Thursday, May 16, 6:30pm
Le Manoir Enchanté, 4020 rue Adam
L'équipe du Manoir vous présente une soirée inspirée de la culture Amérindienne :)
A NOTER: Avant dernier potluck de notre série ÉPIQUE du printemps!!! (A suivre en Septembre)
Au Menu :
6:30 Arrivée et dégourdissement des muscles digestifs avec brevages et entrées.
8:00 C'est l'heure de se régaler, de plats végétariens de création commune. Chacun arrive avec un met, modeste ou élaboré, a partager!
9:30 Pow-wow, moment de la soirée ou nous seront en cercles, et invités a parler avec le coeur, au signal du baton de parole, de tout et de rien.
10:30 Contes, Histoires, Légendes et Rythmes.. Un moment pour faire revivre l'enfant en nous, laisser les histoires nous toucher, nous bercer, au rythmes de percussions primitives. Batons et pierres bienvenus, tambourins, batons de pluie..
Notre invité spécial Frère Ours, conteur de tradition, nous égaiera de quelques unes de ces histoires également! Chanceux que nous sommes...
Venez passer une soirée mémorable dans le Manoir, d'inspiration amérindienne; Vetements natures, plumes, visages peints, nourriture simple et fraiche, aliments locaux
Decolonize & Anti Oppression Community Workshop Tour
Friday, May 17, 6:00pm
La Déferle, 1407 Valois
Organized on and taking place on traditional Iroquois territory/ Hochelaga/ Montreal.
We - Vanessa and myself are traveling from Vancouver to Halifax and back. Through tons of unceded and occupied territories, facilitating workshops and film discussions. Decolonization and Anti Oppression (intersectionality) work.
Cost: $5 to $50 no one turned away from a lack of funds (sliding scale) (all proceeds go to help pay for this tour and are deeply appreciated)
6:00pm: Collective Dinner
7:00pm: Discussion about colonization from an indigenous context within Canada. Anti Oppression terminology investigation and how to organize in a good way with nations.
Unfortunately, the space is not fully accessible. The bathroom doesn't have much room and people with wheelchairs would need the help of someone else to roll in. Please leave your scents/perfumes at home = scent free event. This space is also safer space - anti oppressive.
*Child friendly event!! Bring your children :)
for more info please email: decolonizeantioppression@gmail.com
ZINE party!Friday, May 17, 4:00pm
Le Milieu, 1251 rue Robin
Join Sheena Swirlz of Radical Montreal for this Zine Party!
Learn how to make your own independently produced mini-books!
Plus welcoming all Montreal Zinesters to come finish your zines before the anarchist bookfair for selling and trading!
We will have materials for collaging and making zines of all sorts of formats, pens, glue and scissors, ect. Feel free to bring zines you are working on, start one at the workshop, or take part in a collaborative project!
Meet other zinesters, and trade zines. Tea and homemade treats for sale.
FREE ~ donations accepted for Le Milieu Co-operative space
NEIGHBOURHOODS MATTER: LITTLE THINGS CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE!
Saturday, May 18th, 10am - 2pm
in the Village des Tanneries (Desnoyers and St. Jacques, St. Henri)
- Join in the spring clean-up (gloves, bags and tools provided)
- Adopt a tree square or neglected patch and start a flower garden (compost, seeds, flowers, gloves and tools provided)
- Help install a pollinator insect habitat and a new community compost
- Score a raised bed for the 2013 season
- Enjoy a guided tour of the neighbourhood's first green lane with master gardener Daniel Roy
- Learn all about the summer programming and community events
- Meet your neighbours, learn new things about the history of the community and contribute to a great quality of life for everyone!
In collaboration with the Eco-Quartier de Sud-Ouest, La Ruche Garden Project and the Reseau de jardinage du Sud-Ouest and Verdun
PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE: villagedestanneries@gmail.com
Laurier: Rue Libre
Saturday, May 18, 12:00pm until 10:00pm
Métro Laurier
Block Party!We have a new "square" at the Laurier Metro station... Time to make good use of it. Greenpeace and RuePublique are inviting everyone from the hood to come down and celebrate the future of our city, one built around people, not just cars.
Skateboard Workshop
Saturday, May 18, 3:00pm
11 chemin de la cote st antoine
Free Skateboarding Workshop! All levels welcome- students and teachers too. Learn basic skateboarding techniques or tricks for more advanced students.
This workshop will be held at a dead end street on Cote st Antoine, corner clark, in Westmount) . This will give us room to practice in a safe and judgemental-free environment.
The more the merrier. Try to bring a board if you can, if not you can borrow one from other participants/teachers.
Also, please bring some snacks or food for a mini potluck. Beer is also welcome, just keep it hidden/disguised. If possible, it would be a nice gesture to bring a beer or something to the teacher as it took a lot of convincing to get them to come teach for free (they are very talented and have never taught for free before).
STATUS FOR ALL! March for justice and dignity for all migrants and refugees
Saturday, May 18th, 1pm
1pm: Join ONE of FOUR Contingents:
* SOUTH-WEST (Little Burgundy, Pointe-Saint-Charles, Saint-Henri and Verdun)
1pm at métro de l’Église (corner Galt & Wellington)
* NORTH-WEST (Côte-des-Neiges, Ville St-Laurent, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce)
1pm at Parc Kent (corner Cote-des-Neiges & Kent)
* NORTH-EAST (Villeray, Parc-Extension, St-Michel, Ahuntsic, Rosemont-Petite-Patrie, Mile End)
1pm at métro Jarry; 2pm at métro Parc; 3pm at métro Rosemont
* EAST (Centre-Sud, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve)
1pm at Place Simon-Valois (corner Valois & Ontario)
4pm: CONVERGENCE, DEMONSTRATION AND PICNIC
Philips Square (Union & Ste-Catherine, métro McGill)
In solidarity with Indigenous struggles for self-determination
A child-friendly march. Bring your kids!
Get in touch about any accessibility needs.
We support Indigenous struggles and movements for self-determination. Read our Statement of Support for Indigenous Struggles and Sovereignty:
http://www.solidarityacrossborders.org/en/statement-of-support-for-indigenous-struggles-and-sovereignty
We also march together to demand an end to deportations and detentions, and we denounce the double punishment of migrants with criminal records. We demand Status for All, and organize for a “Solidarity City” for all residents of Montreal.
Info: http://www.solidarityacrossborders.org/en/revendications
Monday, May 13th, 5:30pm until 7:00pm
Départ de l'Église Saint Jean Baptiste, 309 Rachel Ouest
Dans le cadre de la Semaine du Vélo Urbain organisée par la Coalition Vélo Montréal, petit tour guidé, à vélo, des des infrastructures cyclables du Plateau Mont-Royal : voies séparées, bandes cyclables, sas vélo, traverses de vélo, déviations pour arrêts de bus, compteur....
Une occasion de formuler quelques recommandations sur la question des infrastructures montréalaises?
Montreal Talk by Clive Hamilton on Geoengineering
Monday, May 13th, 6:00pm until 8:00pm
Hall Building, Concordia University, 1455 de Maisonneuve West, Room H-763
Karl Polanyi Institute of Political Economy invites you to The Jack Nissensen Public Dialogue
Earthmasters: Playing God with the Climate - The Risks and Politics of Geoengineering the Planet
Spraying sulphur into the atmosphere to reduce sunlight? Transforming the chemistry of oceans to soak up more carbon? These technologies to "geoengineer" the planet are being developed right now. Clive Hamilton investigates the science and risks of these desperate "technofixes", uncovering the worrying motives of some of those promoting them.
With Clive Hamilton - Professor of Public Ethics from Charles Stuart University,
www.clivehamilton.com
This is a free public event.
Lisa Hanawalt and Michael Kupperman Double Book Launch
Monday, May 13th, 7:00pm
Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, 211 Bernard Ouest
We are delighted to welcome hilarious New York-based cartoonists Lisa Hanawalt (My Dirty Dumb Eyes and Benny's Brigade) and Michael Kupperman (Tales Designed to Thrizzle, vols 1 and 2) to celebrate the release of their new books. Join us for an evening of slideshows, signings, laughter, and refreshments.
GREY GARDENS - CINEMA 17
Monday, May 13th, 9:00pm
Le Cagibi, 5490 boul St. Laurent
Maysles Bros. / 1976
"Meet Big and Little Edie Beale—high-society dropouts, mother and daughter, reclusive cousins of Jackie Onassis—thriving together amid the decay and disorder of their ramshackle East Hampton mansion. An impossibly intimate portrait and an eerie echo of the Kennedy Camelot, Albert and David Maysles’s 1976 Grey Gardens quickly became a cult classic and established Little Edie as a fashion icon and philosopher queen."
Admission by donation.
http://cinemaseventeen.blogspot.com/
Assemblée d'Occupons le Coeur de l'Île
Monday, May 13th, 6:45pm until 9:45pm
Parc Molson
Désordre du jour:
Retour sur les événements récents.
Venez discuter de vos attentes et projets pour Occupons le Coeur de l'Île.
Discutons de la prochaine Occupation du Parc Molson les 5, 6 et 7 juillet 2013
Apportez votre lunch si vous désirez... suivez la toile rouge: Indignons-nous! dans le Parc Molson.
N.-B. S'il pleut averse la réunion aura lieu au Bistro Mousse Café juste en face...
https://www.facebook.com/events/486965861377193/?suggestsessionid=30e87bfc398fc84f61184443dff7cec5
5@7 de discussion sur l’économie libertaire
Tuesday, May 14th, 5pm - 7pm
Touski, 2361 Ontario Est
Mardi le 14 mai (tous les deuxièmes mardis du mois)
Comme à tous les deuxièmes mardis du mois, nous vous invitons ce 14 mai pour un 5@7 de discussion sur l’économie libertaire, cette fois au Touski, 2361 Ontario est.
Le mois dernier, le sujet de la discussion a porté sur le travail, suite à quoi nous avons décidé de poursuivre la réflexion en abordant ce que serait le travail dans une société libertaire et la façon d’y arriver en partant de la situation actuelle.
Ce sera donc le thème de notre prochaine rencontre.
Vous y êtes invité.e.s en grand nombre!
Mile End Walking Group
Tuesday, May 14th, 4:00pm
5478 St Laurent Blvd
The Sensorium is planning a series of five informal walks around the Mile End, in preparation for an URBAN FORAGING TOUR to take place in July.
Please join us for our first walk on Tuesday, May 14th at 4pm - Meeting @ Monastiraki
Vélo urbain dans le Sud-Ouest
Tuesday, May 14th, 7:00pm
Maison St Columba House, 2365 rue Grand Trunk
Come and discuss the importance of Urban Biking in Southwest Montreal.
Biking for fun, excersise and your daily commute. A chance to express your concerns, possible improvements to the network and bring forth your suggestions. What are your priorities?
Do you know your rights and responsibilities as a cyclist?
A representative from the SPVM will be there to discuss safe cycling in Montréal.
Conférence de Presse deCoVo (Coalition Vigilance Oléoduc)
Tuesday, May 14th, 10:30am
Maison du développement durable, 50, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest
CoVO (Coalition Vigilance Oléoduc) is organizing a press conference to demand a BAPE (public consultation) in regards to the reversal of tar sands flow in the Enbridge Line 9B pipeline. The government needs to know that people are both concerned and directly affected by the arrival of tar sands through the pipeline, and must recognize our voices in this process.
The tar sands are one of the most environmentally destructive projects on the planet, and the risk of spills in the old and weathered Line 9B pipeline threatens the health and surroundings of communities along it. The National Energy Board hearings have been undemocratic, including a very small percentage of affected citizens and giving limited consideration to the risk of climate change and spills faced by the community. The people demand an independent and legitimate voice in the project's decision.
For the environment, for democracy, and for our community, CoVO demands a BAPE on the Enbridge Line 9B hearings!
Conundrum & Koyama Press Team Up!
Tuesday, May 14th, 7:00pm
Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, 211 Bernard Ouest
Join us for the launch of two graphic novels by two artists showcased in English for the first time.
The Library is the first work in English by the active Hong Kong artist Chihoi. Reading the short stories included in this hardcover volume is like reading someone else’s dreams. They they speak to regular hurt and deprivation, strength in silence and loneliness in numbers. The Library is book of beautiful pencil lines, written to illustrate the tales we know in our heart but have never witnessed.
Journal is the first English translation of Montreal-based artist Julie Delporte’s autobiographical diary comics. Initially appearing online in French, Journal displays Delporte’s organic and immediate drawings that utilize an uncanny sense of colour and composition to illustrate their intimate, diarist narratives. Cataloguing an emotional breakup, an artist’s residency at The Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction, Vermont, and the anxieties and joys of everyday life between February 2011 and October 2012, Delporte’s elegant illuminated diary is a private life made public and poetic.
Politics & Care
Wednesday, May 14th, 6:00pm
Le Milieu, 1251 rue Robin
This coming Wednesday to a meeting.crafting.time through the Politics & Care project.
The idea is to create a creative and relaxed space to chat, exchange about our ideas on well-being and maybe start a Zine project. Come this Wednesday May 15th at 6pm to Coop Le Milieu (1251 Robin, near metro Beaudry) come with your own supplies or get some there, they have plenty (PWYC)
Invite friends, lovers, fairy godmothers and other delicious beings!
Potluck Pow-wow! Soirée Amérindienne, avec Contes et Rythmes
Thursday, May 16, 6:30pm
Le Manoir Enchanté, 4020 rue Adam
L'équipe du Manoir vous présente une soirée inspirée de la culture Amérindienne :)
A NOTER: Avant dernier potluck de notre série ÉPIQUE du printemps!!! (A suivre en Septembre)
Au Menu :
6:30 Arrivée et dégourdissement des muscles digestifs avec brevages et entrées.
8:00 C'est l'heure de se régaler, de plats végétariens de création commune. Chacun arrive avec un met, modeste ou élaboré, a partager!
9:30 Pow-wow, moment de la soirée ou nous seront en cercles, et invités a parler avec le coeur, au signal du baton de parole, de tout et de rien.
10:30 Contes, Histoires, Légendes et Rythmes.. Un moment pour faire revivre l'enfant en nous, laisser les histoires nous toucher, nous bercer, au rythmes de percussions primitives. Batons et pierres bienvenus, tambourins, batons de pluie..
Notre invité spécial Frère Ours, conteur de tradition, nous égaiera de quelques unes de ces histoires également! Chanceux que nous sommes...
Venez passer une soirée mémorable dans le Manoir, d'inspiration amérindienne; Vetements natures, plumes, visages peints, nourriture simple et fraiche, aliments locaux
Decolonize & Anti Oppression Community Workshop Tour
Friday, May 17, 6:00pm
La Déferle, 1407 Valois
Organized on and taking place on traditional Iroquois territory/ Hochelaga/ Montreal.
We - Vanessa and myself are traveling from Vancouver to Halifax and back. Through tons of unceded and occupied territories, facilitating workshops and film discussions. Decolonization and Anti Oppression (intersectionality) work.
Cost: $5 to $50 no one turned away from a lack of funds (sliding scale) (all proceeds go to help pay for this tour and are deeply appreciated)
6:00pm: Collective Dinner
7:00pm: Discussion about colonization from an indigenous context within Canada. Anti Oppression terminology investigation and how to organize in a good way with nations.
Unfortunately, the space is not fully accessible. The bathroom doesn't have much room and people with wheelchairs would need the help of someone else to roll in. Please leave your scents/perfumes at home = scent free event. This space is also safer space - anti oppressive.
*Child friendly event!! Bring your children :)
for more info please email: decolonizeantioppression@gmail.com
ZINE party!Friday, May 17, 4:00pm
Le Milieu, 1251 rue Robin
Join Sheena Swirlz of Radical Montreal for this Zine Party!
Learn how to make your own independently produced mini-books!
Plus welcoming all Montreal Zinesters to come finish your zines before the anarchist bookfair for selling and trading!
We will have materials for collaging and making zines of all sorts of formats, pens, glue and scissors, ect. Feel free to bring zines you are working on, start one at the workshop, or take part in a collaborative project!
Meet other zinesters, and trade zines. Tea and homemade treats for sale.
FREE ~ donations accepted for Le Milieu Co-operative space
NEIGHBOURHOODS MATTER: LITTLE THINGS CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE!
Saturday, May 18th, 10am - 2pm
in the Village des Tanneries (Desnoyers and St. Jacques, St. Henri)
- Join in the spring clean-up (gloves, bags and tools provided)
- Adopt a tree square or neglected patch and start a flower garden (compost, seeds, flowers, gloves and tools provided)
- Help install a pollinator insect habitat and a new community compost
- Score a raised bed for the 2013 season
- Enjoy a guided tour of the neighbourhood's first green lane with master gardener Daniel Roy
- Learn all about the summer programming and community events
- Meet your neighbours, learn new things about the history of the community and contribute to a great quality of life for everyone!
In collaboration with the Eco-Quartier de Sud-Ouest, La Ruche Garden Project and the Reseau de jardinage du Sud-Ouest and Verdun
PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE: villagedestanneries@gmail.com
Laurier: Rue Libre
Saturday, May 18, 12:00pm until 10:00pm
Métro Laurier
Block Party!We have a new "square" at the Laurier Metro station... Time to make good use of it. Greenpeace and RuePublique are inviting everyone from the hood to come down and celebrate the future of our city, one built around people, not just cars.
Skateboard Workshop
Saturday, May 18, 3:00pm
11 chemin de la cote st antoine
Free Skateboarding Workshop! All levels welcome- students and teachers too. Learn basic skateboarding techniques or tricks for more advanced students.
This workshop will be held at a dead end street on Cote st Antoine, corner clark, in Westmount) . This will give us room to practice in a safe and judgemental-free environment.
The more the merrier. Try to bring a board if you can, if not you can borrow one from other participants/teachers.
Also, please bring some snacks or food for a mini potluck. Beer is also welcome, just keep it hidden/disguised. If possible, it would be a nice gesture to bring a beer or something to the teacher as it took a lot of convincing to get them to come teach for free (they are very talented and have never taught for free before).
STATUS FOR ALL! March for justice and dignity for all migrants and refugees
Saturday, May 18th, 1pm
1pm: Join ONE of FOUR Contingents:
* SOUTH-WEST (Little Burgundy, Pointe-Saint-Charles, Saint-Henri and Verdun)
1pm at métro de l’Église (corner Galt & Wellington)
* NORTH-WEST (Côte-des-Neiges, Ville St-Laurent, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce)
1pm at Parc Kent (corner Cote-des-Neiges & Kent)
* NORTH-EAST (Villeray, Parc-Extension, St-Michel, Ahuntsic, Rosemont-Petite-Patrie, Mile End)
1pm at métro Jarry; 2pm at métro Parc; 3pm at métro Rosemont
* EAST (Centre-Sud, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve)
1pm at Place Simon-Valois (corner Valois & Ontario)
4pm: CONVERGENCE, DEMONSTRATION AND PICNIC
Philips Square (Union & Ste-Catherine, métro McGill)
In solidarity with Indigenous struggles for self-determination
A child-friendly march. Bring your kids!
Get in touch about any accessibility needs.
We support Indigenous struggles and movements for self-determination. Read our Statement of Support for Indigenous Struggles and Sovereignty:
http://www.solidarityacrossborders.org/en/statement-of-support-for-indigenous-struggles-and-sovereignty
We also march together to demand an end to deportations and detentions, and we denounce the double punishment of migrants with criminal records. We demand Status for All, and organize for a “Solidarity City” for all residents of Montreal.
Info: http://www.solidarityacrossborders.org/en/revendications