[Posted here because something you have to just read for yourself - krystalline]

Toronto Police Accountability Bulletin No. 57, November 29, 2010.

November 30 2010

1. G20 update
a) SIU investigation
b) OIPRD Review
c) CCLA hearings
d) Legal actions
e) G20 detainees still in jail
2. More video cameras on the street?
3. Starving prisoners in court
4. OIPRD's first year

FWD:

G20 "conspiracy" bail challenge continues at Ontario Superior Court

When: Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010

Start time: 10:00 a.m. Where: Ontario Superior Court at 361 University Avenue between Dundas & Queen Street.

For exact courtroom location, look for "Singh, Jaggi" on the court roll.

 If you oppose the restrictive bail conditions imposed on all G20 "conspiracy" defendants - ban on demonstrations, house arrest, non-association, ban on passports and cellphones, and more -- we ask that you attend court in large numbers this TUESDAY.

Please keep checking http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=170827162936733 as details may change. This was all part of the 2nd annual Indigenous Sovereignty week in Toronto.

Schedule of Events:

Friday Nov. 26, 2010 

4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

The Aboriginal City - panel discussion

University College Room 179, 15 Kings College Circle

What does it mean to work with, for and/or in the Aboriginal city? What would a decolonizing city look like? How do we get there?

Panelists:

Indigenous Sovereignty Week 2010 -- Indigenous Resistance and Renewal November 21-28. 2010

The purpose of this week is to build local relationships between groups and individuals, disseminate ideas of Indigenism, and generally, contribute to building a cross-Canada movement for Indigenous rights, self-determination, and justice that is led by Indigenous communities but with a broad base of informed support.

There will be a range of events, including speaking events, cultural or arts events, and ceremony where appropriate. Speakers will include activists and leaders of struggles, elders, Indigenous intellectuals, and supporters.