Yesterday court hearings were heard for the Occupiers who were arrested during the eviction from Osgoode Hall. One occupier was brought into the court and was black and blue, face swollen and stitches above her brow. Two of them were taken to the hospital after the arrests and another stated in court that they had been injured during the arrest. The violence against all of these occupiers was comp... Read More »
Occupy Toronto 30 March 2012 by Michael Holloway Proposed new ‘Landing Page’ for OccupyToronto: (Open image in new tab to see full screen view) Web Development Team Proposed OccupyToronto Landing Page This is an image of a proposed new ‘landing page’ or front page – for www.occupyto.org The Committee icon images are Buttons that take you to the various Committee pages. Not al... Read More »
Occupy Toronto – Metro Police Brutality @ Osgoode Hall – Friday March 30, 2012 (2-4pm) @OccupyToronto #OccTO #D168 (Day 168) – Today between 2pm-4pm Occupy Toronto was brutally evicted from our the 4-day camp at Osgoode Hall (Provincial Court bldgs). Four occupiers were arrested, with two of them needing to be taken to the hospital by ambulance. Those arrested are: Angela, Alice, Craig, & John... Read More »
Occupy Toronto 28 March 2012 by Michael Holloway What Time Is It Now? Where are we on the path to Equality? My brain maps things. I like to take stock periodically, measure What Time It Is, in a variety of cultural meme. The progress of the belief in the equality of Women and Men I believe, is reaching a turning point in our culture. Our beliefs about gender equality are foundation stones... Read More »
With yesterday’s Provincial Budget going to a vote in April. Let’s look ahead at the Federal level. In the 2008 election, Harper denied Canada was heading into Recession and Flaherty said we’d have Surpluses as far as the eye could see… At the G20 in November 2008; the various leaders agreed to stimulate their economies by 2% of GDP. The Cons tried to pin it on the Liberals or New Democrats but st... Read More »
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