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Nov 16, 2025 -
Gaza Square
When: Every Sunday, 11am to 1pm
Where: 371 Wallace Ave
We'll be at Gaza square once again this Sunday morning with hot chocolate and coffee, buttons and posters, lawn signs and colourful chalk! Come say hi and meet your fellow neighbours/organizers as we make our presence known and continue to build safety in our community!
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Nov 17, 2025 -
Canadian Foreign Policy Hour with Yves Engler
When: Mondays at 6pm
Join author Yves Engler on Mondays for a weekly news roundup and interactive discussion about Canada's role abroad. This weekly session will delve into the latest developments on subjects ranging from military affairs and Canada's role in Ukraine to its contribution to Palestinian dispossession, and the exploitation of African resources. Join Yves for a critical take on Canada's foreign policy. Questions, comments, and criticisms are all welcome.
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Nov 17, 2025 - Booklaunch:
Razing Palestine
When: Nov 17th, 6:30pm
Where; Another Story Bookshop, 468 Queen St W
Join us for the double launch of
Razing Palestine
, edited by Leila Marshy; and Batool Abu Akleen, Sondos Sabra, Nahil Mohana, and Ala'a Obaid's
Voices of Resistance
. Hosted by Samira Mohyeddin. With contributors Sheima Benembarek, Thoby King, Iman Kassam, Anna Zalik, Katherine Grzejszczak, Dr Yipeng Ge and more.
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Nov 19, 2025 -
What Canadians Should Learn From Zohran’s Win in NYC
When: Wednesday, November 19th, 6:30pm
This call isn't about celebrating an American win. It's about asking why the NDP, Ontario Liberals, and Toronto's progressive councillors refuse to learn from victories like Mamdani's, Obama 2008, AOC 2018, or Stacey Abrams' organizing blueprint. We'll connect the dots between what works elsewhere and what's broken here: the consultant class that profits from losing, the bias against learning from organizers of color, and the strategic laziness dressed up as "pragmatism."
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