VANCOUVER - Streams of Justice members took the scary housing crisis to SkyTrain riders on Saturday. As well as ghosts handing out housing info between Broadway and Olympic Village stations, a tableau showed a single parent waiting years for social housing while a developer tried to give away the key to the Village to a rich "investor".

Located on Salsbury Drive, the new target for gentrification is a set of three buildings.

By Murray Bush - October 5, 2010

The vigil was followed by a rally outside the Vancouver Police building...demanding [they] investigate the case. Several women who attempted to present a letter demanding action on murdered and missing women...were locked in the police station and threatened with arrest...Five eventually left and the three who chose not to leave were charged with "assault by trespass."

From CCAP:

About 15 years ago one of the hot topics in the Vancouver papers was the plan for an at-grade light rail line from Coquitlam to UBC that would have taken up two lanes on Broadway and the Lougheed Highway. The plan was that rapid transit would connect Coquitlam and central Broadway within a few years.

By Vancouver Media Co-op - August 31, 2010

This issue covers the demo in solidarity with Tamil refugees, follows the boycott by Boycott Israeli Apartheid Committee against the Zim shipping line, looks at the protest against local mining company Pacific Rim, and takes an in-depth look at Short Term Incentives for Rental as used by developers to maximize profit at the cost of the public.

The year-long closure of Vancouver's most visited park has illustrated the push for gentrification in one of Vancouver's poorest neighbourhoods, and the determination

Like a vicious zombie, the Short Term Incentives for Rental (STIR

VANCOUVER - Rally and march organized by No One is Illegal calling for the immediate release of detained Tamil asylum seekers and an end to racist and restrictive Canadian immigration policies. Similar events were held in Victoria and other communities across the country.

From the No One is Illegal press release:

BURNABY - Participation in the nation-wide day of protest against Minister of "Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism" Jason Kenney. The people's march on July 24 took place around Central Park and Metrotown. Similar actions were held in Montreal, Halifax, Toronto, and Winnipeg.

By Natalie Gray - July 21, 2010

...I went to Toronto to exercise my civil rights and march in active opposition to the G8 and G20 meetings being held there. On Sunday June 27th, I attended a jail solidarity protest that was peaceful. Without warning a line of riot police started moving towards us, and while running away, I was shot twice with rubber bullets, then arrested and incarcerated for 30 hours. I have been charged with obstruction of a peace officer. I have never been more terrified, more dehumanized or more in pain than I was that day. I wish my story were unique.

Close to 200 people came together at the Vancouver Art Gallery to call for boycott, divestment and sanctions against the Israeli regime.

Calling on Canada to recognize the apartheid going on in Palestine, the group swelled to around 500 people as it marched through downtown Vancouver.

The On-to-Ottawa Trek was a conjunctive event that escalated the class conflict of depression-era 30's in Kanada.

On Tuesday, May 25, 100 people rallied to protest the changes to social assistance eligibility and allowances.