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an update on police violence (still heppening - everywhere) and a report on the quebec student strike (with a piece from Stefan Christoff). also, the NP calls for fascist repression...

Dominion's April in review, G20 report, creeping police state in North America, save the bees, protest barrick and watch the Coconut Revolution.

Moments of Excess, a collection of anarchist writings, offers important reflections for participants in the grassroots Occupy movement and the Quebec student movement.

This Smash the State Report starts off with the re-opening of the abortion debate in Canada, then jumps into the Quebec student strike, the Yinka-Dene Freedom Train and much more!

On this episode, a short history of May Day, organizing labour and resisting austerity -- including a reading from Libcom - A Short History of Mayday and a what's next from Occupy Belfast.

The G20 Report looks into the circus around the Byron Sonne trial as it wraps up, a report from the first trial by jury for an accused G20 rioter as it starts up and an update from Mandy and from Dan!

In the G20 Report we give an update on the trial of Byron Sonne, talk about ongoing operations against activists and play the first of Carmelle Wolfson's G20 interviews.

The G20 Legal Defence Fund has opened its fourth and final application round. The Fund is now accepting applications for requests for financial assistance from G20 defendants.

So it seems there's been a bit of a hold up with the blog that has been causing a bit of stress. I have run into a logistical snag with the mail system here. I dictated this post over the phone.

An interview and a blog post from G20 political prisoner Mandy Hiscocks about her experiences and organizing in jail.

This show features an #ACAB Smash the State report looking at the International Day Against Police Brutality, including actions in Kitchener and Montreal.

March against the humiliating prison system and later hear testimonials of the current situation of Mandy Hiscocks and Leah Henderson, held in prison as part of the Toronto G20 Conspiracy 21.

G20 political prisoner Mandy Hiscocks writes about a conflict with a guard and "Vainer Idol."

This is a portion of a blog written by Julian Ichim regarding his G20 court case.

This week, Smash the State on AW@L Radio includes discussion of the omnibus crime bill, the Canada-EU trade deal, anti-racism, Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, decolonizing the Occupy movement and more.

Our G20 report includes updates from the May 2010 police slaying of Junior Manon and his family's quest for justice, the call for police accountability and a crackdown on another anti-police blogger.

G20 political prisoner Mandy Hiscocks writes about the parole system in prison and why she won't be applying.

An extended Smash the State Report with guest co-host Julian Ichim, who reports on the SOApaRty committee New Year's Eve prison-noise demos, the continued growth of the security state and more.

G20 police state target Julain Ichim joins us for an update on G20 legal cases and continuing resistance to capitalist imperial rule. When organizing is a crime, organize!

The trial of a Montreal man who was arrested after taking photos of undercover police will be heard in court later this week. Scott Weinstein was arrested on July 1, 2010, during a Montreal march.

What happened to Canada? It used to be the country we would flee to if life in the U.S. became unpalatable. Universal health care. A good record on the environment. But that was the old Canada.

It's Sunday, January 22, and this is my 10th day. So far things are going well, there haven't been any problems and I have no regrets about my decision to do this time.

Investigations into policing issues during the Toronto G20 summit continue, more than two years after the demonstrations occured.

As others have said, I don't think of Hiscocks as going to jail; I think to myself that another community is just borrowing her for a while.

G20 protest organizer and activist Mandy Hiscocks writes her first dispatch from jail.