Lawyers take to the streets with students for Montreal’s 35th consecutive night of protest
As negotiations between student leaders and the provincial Liberals resumed in Quebec City Monday evening after a supper break, more protests took place in different parts of Quebec including Montreal, which hosted its 35th consecutive night of demonstrations.
Lawyers dressed in their courtroom gowns paraded in silence from the city’s main courthouse through the streets of Old Montreal to join the nightly march.
“It is one of the first times I’ve seen lawyers protest in public like this…and I’ve been practising for almost 30 years,” Bruno Grenier said outside the building surrounded by about 250 people, some carrying copies of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The lawyer said his colleagues wanted to show the public that they oppose a law they “find unjust and which is probably unconstitutional.” (Photos: Canadian Press/Reuters)
(Source: letsnevermeet)
Canadiana (third edition)
My dashboard knows what’s up
Trust - Sulk
Comprised of members of Broken Social Scene and The Stills, Eight and A Half show that trading in your guitars for keyboards might be the best decision you can make. “The Turn Around” will definitely open up bright eyes and perk up electro-ears from here to the matrix.
[“The Turn Around” was added to rotation this week on CBC Radio 3]
Voltaire (the Orient) by Greg Payce
Come to Toronto.
(Source: admixtion)
“I don’t feel it is the government’s job to slow down investment.”
- Danielle Smith on slowing oilsands development
“Anyone that read your list of campaign donors will understand why.”
- Brian Mason’s response
Read the article here
Back from Montreal.
Austra - Lose It
Meanwhile, in Canada’s House of Commons
(Source: canadianlolitics)
