In the second article in our series on abolitionism, CPT’s Turtle Island Solidarity Network sketches the history of Canada’s police in maintaining race- and class-based power systems.
CPT Reservist Chuck Wright reflects on the experiences that led him to abolitionism.
On Thursday 17 April, the US federal government announced its plans, as early as June 16, to begin the process of transferring the land of
We are living through frightening times. Israel has resumed its genocidal attacks on the people of Gaza, with the full support of the US, while
Canada’s role in the global mining industry makes it complicit in violent displacement all over the world. Turtle Island Solidarity Network explains its impact on CPT’s work in a global context, laying out why we must resist it.
On 14 February, CPTers joined the 20th annual Strawberry Ceremony at Toronto Police Headquarters for Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, girls, trans and two-spirit people.
Water protectors continue to fight criminal charges more than three years after the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) arrested dozens of people resisting the construction
As we continue to grieve a year of genocide against the people of Gaza, we continue to resist. Around the world, millions of people have
Time after time, when oppressed people rise to demand equity and freedom, people with relative power and privilege react fearfully and angrily.
Our message is clear: Premier Ford, stop the Dryden mill from harming my people and compensate us fairly.