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Blog
Brent Patterson
| The Council of Canadians welcomes the class-action lawsuits representing the more than 1,000 people whose civil rights were violated at the G20 summit on June 26-27, 2010 in Toronto. |
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Blog
John Bonnar
| A documentary project team has allegedly obtained 30 hours of "haunting" footage from inside the G20 Eastern Avenue Detention Centre. |
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Blog
Mandy Hiscocks
| Apparently, the key to being treated somewhat decently is to make your jail experience as public as possible. |
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News
Jesse Rosenfeld
| New documents explain the backdrop to G20 "conspiracy" charges and an operation that saw 12 undercover agents directed by the RCMP fan out to spy on political organizers. |
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News
Peter Rosenthal
| Among the many things we'll never know in the aftermath of the Toronto G20 is how a political defence would have affected the trial of those charged in "the main conspiracy" case. |
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News
Chris Hedges
| 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. |
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Blog
Mandy Hiscocks
| G20 protest organizer and activist Mandy Hiscocks writes her first dispatch from jail. |
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Blog
Mandy Hiscocks
| On Friday, Jan. 13, Mandy Hiscocks was sentenced to 16 months in prison for her participation in G20 protest organizing. During the sentencing hearing, she made this statement to the court. |
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Book Review
Krystalline Kraus
| Featuring reflections from activists who helped organize the mobilizations, demonstrators and passersby, Whose Streets offers insight on how local organizing and global activism can come together. |
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News
Erik Lankin Pat Cadorette Paul Sauder
| Group statement by 17 people charged with conspiracy during the G20 regarding a plea deal. |
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News
Noreen Mae Ritsema
| rabble.ca joined the G20 protests, not only blogging from the streets and from inside the summit, but capturing and sharing images, podcasting and live-tweeting the events as they unfolded. |
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News
Alex Hundert
| Some thoughts at the outset of the preliminary inquiry of the 'G20 Main Conspiracy Group Prosecution' in Toronto. |
