On Halloween night a crew of 100 peeps in costumes marched on the neighborhood of Hochelaga in Montreal, and handed candy to kids and neighbors. They also spray painted condominiums and businesses they say are contributing to gentrification. They also … Continue reading →

For months, hundreds of people, including members of nearly a hundred different indigenous peoples, have mobilized to block the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. On October 27, police raiding the Sacred Ground camp encountered stiff resistance. We’ve just received … Continue reading →

Let’s support the struggle of the Indigenous population against the ‘Dakota Access Pipeline’! The ‘DAPL’ is a petroleum pipeline under construction between the Bakken shalefields in North Dakota and Peoria in Illinois. The ‘DAPL’ project represents a massive threat to … Continue reading →

Originally posted to It’s Going Down Video From SubMedia After a violent raid on resistance encampments on October 27th, which left over 100 people arrested, many injured by projectiles, and one horse dead due to injures from police and DAPL security, … Continue reading →

It’s Going Down It was a Saturday night. When we caught word that the BP on Sherman and Burleigh was in flames, we hopped in the car and headed over. It had finally happened, like we all knew it would. … Continue reading →

South Africa, Johannesburg: shopping mall looted and ambulance torched during protest… cop killed and partner disarmed… water cut-offs said to have sparked the riots… Cape Town: two buses  burnt on national highway near airport

Anonymous submission to MTL Counter-info Today is July 1st, the day when the founding of the state of Canada is celebrated. We have chosen this day to announce that over the past months we have stolen and freely redistributed a … Continue reading →

There would be at least 14 prisoners dead following revolts broken out yesterday in four prisons in the Brazilian State of Cearà during a prison guards’ strike. Five charred bodies were also found. The news was reported by the Secretary … Continue reading →

From Interruption via:https://mtlcounter-info.org/en/high-tensionoutside-tension-no-to-the-735kv-line/ 735 000 volts. This is what will pass through the new very high tension line that Hydro-Quebec wants to construct as of this year. The trajectory of this line is 400km long and will transport electricity from … Continue reading →

Rest In Power Jean-Pierre Bony Last week, the police murdered Jean-Pierre Bony in Montreal-Nord, yet another black person assassinated by the agents of white supremacy. Wednesday night, the day of the birthday of Fredy Villanueva – assassinated by the police … Continue reading →

via: It’s Going Down Things here are tense but festive. The C.O. and warden was stabbed…It has nothing to do with overcrowding, but with the practice of locking folks up for profit, control and subjugation. Fires were set, we got … Continue reading →

Posters and graffiti in the neighborhood of Hochelaga billboard in the Mile-end was painted with “OKA 25 YEARS, THE RESISTANCE CONTINUES. NI PATRIE, NI ÉTAT, NI QUÉBEC, CANADA (No nation, no State, no quebec, no canada). In the neighborhoods of … Continue reading →