As we prepare for this next year, we look back at another year of organizing together to promote justice and liberation for Palestinians. It has been 10 years since the Canadian BDS Coalition first began, and we are grateful for all those we have and continue to work alongside.
Our 2025 Annual Report is Here! Read More »
On Nov 19, 2025, Rana Zaman was awarded the YMCA Peace Medal by the YMCA of the Greater Halifax/Dartmouth. But in a blatant act of anti-Palestinian racism, about a week later on Nov 27, the award/medal was rescinded from Ms. Zaman by the YMCA at the behest of the zionist lobby groups Atlantic Jewish Council
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The Canadian BDS Coalition: five years and counting. The Coalition founded in April 2016, includes organizations from across Canada that support the end of the occupation, equal rights in historic Palestine and the right of return, and the actions of boycott, divestment and sanctions targeting Israel’s system of settler-colonialism, occupation, and apartheid towards the Palestinian people.
During this time, the Coalition and its member groups have realized a number of victories including Raptors not going to Israel, Air Canada ending its main contract with Israel Areospace Industries mid term, and the non-renewal of a contract with Israel Electric by Hydro Quebec.
Canadian BDS Coalition: 9+ Years and Counting Read More »
Seakura is an agri-tech company from the zionist entity known as israel. In Canada, Seakura is known for its commercial seaweed food products. Although, in recent years, it has shifted its business model to promoting its technology as a cleaning/filtering agent and entering the desalination market, specifically the Gulf countries, which according to Seakura CEO Efrat
The Canadian BDS Coalition and International BDS Allies congratulates and commends the work and advocacy by Labour for Palestine in the adoption of the Hot Cargo resolutions by the Ontario Federation of Labour. The Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL), during its 18th Biennial Convention in Toronto, has passed and adopted a number of resolutions in
Labour Victory for Palestine: Hot Cargo resolutions adopted by OFL Read More »
For generations of students in Canada and USA, the trusted ritual of combed hair and forced smiles, a seemingly benign fixture of childhood has quietly been accompanied by the Eden Prairie (Minnesota) and Winnipeg based photography company Lifetouch. It has become synonymous with school picture day, while many may not even recall the name. In
Lifetouch: From School Picture Day to Zionist influence and the Surveillance State. Read More »
People have been asking about apartheid products that might find their way into Hallowe’en bags this year. The following are some products to avoid, and scroll down for some possible non-apartheid options. Do not purchase from these: STORES Walmart pledged $1 million aid for Israel victims. Walmart said its donation follows a $1 million grant
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Original article by Just Peace advocates On September 25, 2025, the United Nations updated the list of complicit companies in its database. This included Metrontario Investment Ltd, the first Canadian company added to the United Nations database. It was listed specifically related to the use of natural resources, in particular water and land, for business
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WSP is a Canadian, Quebec-based, company that provides technical expertise and strategic advice on construction and infrastructure. WSP Global is a major participant in Israel’s settler colonial apartheid regime and unlawful occupation in Palestine. It is the project manager for the Jerusalem Light Rail (JLR) and supported the Tel-Aviv Jerusalem Fast Train (A1) project located
WSP: Stop Occupation Projects Read More »
Read the full Joint Letter sent to Minister of Justice, Sean Fraser. Version Française Civil Society Groups Demand Federal Government Rethink Bill C-9 The federal government recently introduced Bill C-9 – An Act to amend the Criminal Code (hate propaganda, hate crime and access to religious or cultural places) – with the declared intent to
Bill C-9 Threatens Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and Freedom of Expression in Canada Read More »
