Eid Al Adha Khutbah 2008, Exhibition Place, Monday December 8 2008, Toronto Ontario Canada http://GTAEid.com Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: 08 2008 Adha Al Association Canada CNE December Eid Exhibition GTAEid Khutbah MAC Monday Muslim of Ontario Place Toronto Ajoutée: jeudi 13 octobre 1904 12:42:06

New Year's Eve - Nathan Phillips Square - Toronto City Hall Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: 2008 City Eve Hall Nathan New Phillips Square Toronto Year's Ajoutée: mardi 11 octobre 2005 08:44:13

Dressed in Prisoners costumes, these two musicians captivated many transit passengers with their Banjo and Guitar Bluegrass music at the TTC's busiest subway station interchange, Bloor-Yonge Station. Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: Banjo Bloor Bluegrass Buskers Costumes Guitar Mezzanine Music Prisoner Station TTC Yonge Ajoutée: vendredi 29 juin 2012 19:35:46

Walkshop - Amy Lavender Harris - Walking the Imagined City: A Literary Walking Tour of Kensington Market Walk21 Toronto Community Conference Saturday March 1, 2008 Metro Hall, 55 John Street, Toronto Room 308/309 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. On Saturday March 1, 2008, local delegates from Walk21 Toronto 2007 will give encore presentations of their work during a one-day, free community conference. The speakers will make the connections between walking and health, streetscapes, active transportation, urban design, literature and more. For details, see the Program below. In October 2007, the City of Toronto and Green Communities Canada were proud hosts of the 8th annual international conference on walking and liveable communities: Walk21 Toronto 2007 - Putting Pedestrians First. The conference brought together hundreds of delegates from around the world to discuss research and action to make a more walkable world. To build on this momentum and share more of the work of Walk21 with the local community, the City of Toronto and the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation (TCAT) are co-hosting this special conference on March 1st. Support for this conference also comes from Spacing. Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: Amy Community Conference Harris Imagining Lavender TCAT Toronto Walk21 Ajoutée: jeudi 03 mai 2012 02:37:10

This is a trailer for the test screening of 'Threadbare', a Film by Arshad Khan. The test screening will be on August 14, 2007 at the Royal Cinema in downtown Toronto's Little Italy neighbourhood. Screenings at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Threadbare running time: 43 minutes director: Arshad Khan editor: Oliver Millar In the Western World, since 9/11, many innocent immigrants are caught in the web between "Homeland Security" and "Home-Grown Terror". Between 2004 and 2006 more than 814,000 people have been detained and set-up for deportation by the US Government. Thousands of South Asian, Arab and Muslim men have been detained without charge, rushed to judgment and deported without due process. Labeled guilty before trial. Intelligence and police agencies remain unaccountable. Governments and the media remain unaccountable. And real terror runs free. In the summer of 2003, 23 Pakistani and one Indian man were arrested by Canadian Police and Immigration under Project Thread, a purported anti-terror investigation. The charges crumbled under scrutiny and the men were quietly deported. Threadbare is the story of how these seemingly harmless and unremarkable men spent two to five months in a maximum security prison outside of Toronto and became the focus of Canada's notorious post-9/11 terror case. Threadbare tells the hard-hitting true story of some of the 24 arrested men and their struggle for justice in an increasingly biased judicial and media environment. The film examines the idea of "security" and "citizenship" in a first world democracy in the Post 9/11 World order. http://www.Threadbare.TYO.ca http://arshadfilms.com/threadbare.htm http://citizen.nfb.ca/onf/info?aid=4681&eid=11122 Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: Activism Arshad Canada Documentary Film Immigration Khan Pakistani Project Screening Test Thread Threadbare Toronto Ajoutée: lundi 09 septembre 1974 16:25:50

Eid Al Adha Khutbah 2008, Exhibition Place, Monday December 8 2008, Toronto Ontario Canada http://GTAEid.com Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: 08 2008 Adha Al Association Canada CNE December Eid Exhibition GTAEid Khutbah MAC Monday Muslim of Ontario Place Toronto Ajoutée: jeudi 13 octobre 1904 17:38:28

Let Them Stay, Pan-Canadian Day of Action, Rally in support of U.S. War Resisters, Bloor Street United Church, Toronto Ontario Canada, Saturday January 26 2008 http://www.Resisters.ca Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: Action Bloor Church Day in Let of Pan-Canadian Rally Resisters Stay Street support Them Toronto U.S. United War Ajoutée: vendredi 28 juillet 2006 12:38:39

Global Day of Action Against Siege and Occupation, Rally and March, Toronto, Sunday, June 10, 2007 End the occupation of Palestine: rally and march Rally and march Sunday, June 10 1:00pm United States Consulate 360 University Avenue (TTC: St. Patrick or Osgoode) Bring drums, instruments, banners, street art, friends, family and voices! For forty years, Israel has constructed illegal settlements on stolen Palestinian land. For forty years, Israel has killed thousands of Palestinians, demolished 12,000 Palestinian homes, arrested 650,000 Palestinians, and uprooted more than a million Palestinian olive trees. Since 2002, the Apartheid Wall built on occupied Palestinian territory has effectively encircled the Palestinian population, squeezing Palestinians into truncated Bantustans, cementing Israeli expansionism, and forcing thousands Palestinians off of their land. The Wall divides farmers from their land, students from their schools, workers from their jobs, and people from their communities. Despite the fact that the International Court of Justice ruled it illegal, the Wall now encircles Palestinian towns and cities in the most massive land-grab in forty years. In its recent war against Lebanon, Israel's unilateralism and militarism have been exposed to the world. Israel continues to establish "facts on the ground" to maintain strategic control over the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and to annex land and get rid of the non-Jewish indigenous population. In Jerusalem and inside Israel, Palestinians face institutionalized discrimination and are denied equality and their full rights as citizens since 1948. And Israel continues to deny Palestinian refugees, who were forcibly exiled from their homeland in the 1947-48 war, their internationally guaranteed rights, including the right to return to one's homeland and the right to property restitution. On March 29, 2006, Canada became the first country in the world to impose a siege on the Palestinian people living in the West Bank and Gaza, which meant total political and economic sanctions on the Palestinian Authority -- the largest employer in these occupied Palestinian territories. The stated reason for the siege was the formation of a democratically elected government in uncontested democratic elections. Canada had been one of the states calling for democratic Palestinian elections, but was displeased with the result: the victory of Hamas. The siege is the first time in human history that the "international community" has decided to punish a people under occupation, let alone punish them for democratically electing their leadership. The siege has had a devastating effect on the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza including: - Eliminating the salaries, wages and livelihood of one-third of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza; - Dragging two-thirds of the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza below the poverty line (they live on less than $2 a day). These working people and their families now live in fear of starvation; - The closure of Palestinians areas: Palestinians were prevented from getting to work, school or hospital outside of their canton (usually their village, town or city) for 86% of the year. Join together on June 10 outside the U.S. consulate in Toronto to demand that Canada lift this siege immediately, and end any and all Canadian support for the Israeli Occupation of Palestine. For more information, please contact Palestine House: E-mail: info@palestinehouse.com Phone: 905-270-3622 Website: http://www.palestinehouse.com Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: 10 2007 Action Against and Day Global June March Occupation of Rally Siege Sunday Toronto Ajoutée: vendredi 15 avril 1977 10:55:39

Our History is Still Being Written The Story of Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution Speakers: Laureano Cardoso: Consul General, Cuban Consulate Toronto Colleen Hua: President, CCNC; Head Tax Redress campaign Cheuk Kwan: Filmmaker, Chinese Restaurants: On the Islands Mary-Alice Waters: Editor, Our History; president, Pathfinder Press Film: Chinese Restaurants -- Cuba Music: Chinese Opera Dance: Afro Cuban Dancers Sunday March 25, 2007 2-4 PM Reception to follow Claude T. Bissell Bldg 140 St. George St. Rm 205 University of Toronto (North end of Robarts Library) http://www.ccnctoronto.ca/events/events-Past.html#cubangener als Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: Chinese-Cuban Cuban Generals in Revolution the Three Ajoutée: mercredi 14 février 1990 01:43:41

Our History is Still Being Written The Story of Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution Speakers: Laureano Cardoso: Consul General, Cuban Consulate Toronto Colleen Hua: President, CCNC; Head Tax Redress campaign Cheuk Kwan: Filmmaker, Chinese Restaurants: On the Islands Mary-Alice Waters: Editor, Our History; president, Pathfinder Press Film: Chinese Restaurants -- Cuba Music: Chinese Opera Dance: Afro Cuban Dancers Sunday March 25, 2007 2-4 PM Reception to follow Claude T. Bissell Bldg 140 St. George St. Rm 205 University of Toronto (North end of Robarts Library) http://www.ccnctoronto.ca/events/events-Past.html#cubangener als Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: Chinese-Cuban Cuban Generals in Revolution the Three Ajoutée: mercredi 14 février 1990 04:05:19

Global Day of Action Against Siege and Occupation, Rally and March, Toronto, Sunday, June 10, 2007 End the occupation of Palestine: rally and march Rally and march Sunday, June 10 1:00pm United States Consulate 360 University Avenue (TTC: St. Patrick or Osgoode) Bring drums, instruments, banners, street art, friends, family and voices! For forty years, Israel has constructed illegal settlements on stolen Palestinian land. For forty years, Israel has killed thousands of Palestinians, demolished 12,000 Palestinian homes, arrested 650,000 Palestinians, and uprooted more than a million Palestinian olive trees. Since 2002, the Apartheid Wall built on occupied Palestinian territory has effectively encircled the Palestinian population, squeezing Palestinians into truncated Bantustans, cementing Israeli expansionism, and forcing thousands Palestinians off of their land. The Wall divides farmers from their land, students from their schools, workers from their jobs, and people from their communities. Despite the fact that the International Court of Justice ruled it illegal, the Wall now encircles Palestinian towns and cities in the most massive land-grab in forty years. In its recent war against Lebanon, Israel's unilateralism and militarism have been exposed to the world. Israel continues to establish "facts on the ground" to maintain strategic control over the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and to annex land and get rid of the non-Jewish indigenous population. In Jerusalem and inside Israel, Palestinians face institutionalized discrimination and are denied equality and their full rights as citizens since 1948. And Israel continues to deny Palestinian refugees, who were forcibly exiled from their homeland in the 1947-48 war, their internationally guaranteed rights, including the right to return to one's homeland and the right to property restitution. On March 29, 2006, Canada became the first country in the world to impose a siege on the Palestinian people living in the West Bank and Gaza, which meant total political and economic sanctions on the Palestinian Authority -- the largest employer in these occupied Palestinian territories. The stated reason for the siege was the formation of a democratically elected government in uncontested democratic elections. Canada had been one of the states calling for democratic Palestinian elections, but was displeased with the result: the victory of Hamas. The siege is the first time in human history that the "international community" has decided to punish a people under occupation, let alone punish them for democratically electing their leadership. The siege has had a devastating effect on the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza including: - Eliminating the salaries, wages and livelihood of one-third of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza; - Dragging two-thirds of the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza below the poverty line (they live on less than $2 a day). These working people and their families now live in fear of starvation; - The closure of Palestinians areas: Palestinians were prevented from getting to work, school or hospital outside of their canton (usually their village, town or city) for 86% of the year. Join together on June 10 outside the U.S. consulate in Toronto to demand that Canada lift this siege immediately, and end any and all Canadian support for the Israeli Occupation of Palestine. For more information, please contact Palestine House: E-mail: info@palestinehouse.com Phone: 905-270-3622 Website: http://www.palestinehouse.com Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: 10 2007 Action Against and Day Global June March Occupation of Rally Siege Sunday Toronto Ajoutée: vendredi 15 avril 1977 10:57:08

Global Day of Action Against Siege and Occupation, Rally and March, Toronto, Sunday, June 10, 2007 End the occupation of Palestine: rally and march Rally and march Sunday, June 10 1:00pm United States Consulate 360 University Avenue (TTC: St. Patrick or Osgoode) Bring drums, instruments, banners, street art, friends, family and voices! For forty years, Israel has constructed illegal settlements on stolen Palestinian land. For forty years, Israel has killed thousands of Palestinians, demolished 12,000 Palestinian homes, arrested 650,000 Palestinians, and uprooted more than a million Palestinian olive trees. Since 2002, the Apartheid Wall built on occupied Palestinian territory has effectively encircled the Palestinian population, squeezing Palestinians into truncated Bantustans, cementing Israeli expansionism, and forcing thousands Palestinians off of their land. The Wall divides farmers from their land, students from their schools, workers from their jobs, and people from their communities. Despite the fact that the International Court of Justice ruled it illegal, the Wall now encircles Palestinian towns and cities in the most massive land-grab in forty years. In its recent war against Lebanon, Israel's unilateralism and militarism have been exposed to the world. Israel continues to establish "facts on the ground" to maintain strategic control over the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and to annex land and get rid of the non-Jewish indigenous population. In Jerusalem and inside Israel, Palestinians face institutionalized discrimination and are denied equality and their full rights as citizens since 1948. And Israel continues to deny Palestinian refugees, who were forcibly exiled from their homeland in the 1947-48 war, their internationally guaranteed rights, including the right to return to one's homeland and the right to property restitution. On March 29, 2006, Canada became the first country in the world to impose a siege on the Palestinian people living in the West Bank and Gaza, which meant total political and economic sanctions on the Palestinian Authority -- the largest employer in these occupied Palestinian territories. The stated reason for the siege was the formation of a democratically elected government in uncontested democratic elections. Canada had been one of the states calling for democratic Palestinian elections, but was displeased with the result: the victory of Hamas. The siege is the first time in human history that the "international community" has decided to punish a people under occupation, let alone punish them for democratically electing their leadership. The siege has had a devastating effect on the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza including: - Eliminating the salaries, wages and livelihood of one-third of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza; - Dragging two-thirds of the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza below the poverty line (they live on less than $2 a day). These working people and their families now live in fear of starvation; - The closure of Palestinians areas: Palestinians were prevented from getting to work, school or hospital outside of their canton (usually their village, town or city) for 86% of the year. Join together on June 10 outside the U.S. consulate in Toronto to demand that Canada lift this siege immediately, and end any and all Canadian support for the Israeli Occupation of Palestine. For more information, please contact Palestine House: E-mail: info@palestinehouse.com Phone: 905-270-3622 Website: http://www.palestinehouse.com Auteur: HiMYSYeD Tags: 10 2007 Action Against and Day Global June March Occupation of Rally Siege Sunday Toronto Ajoutée: vendredi 15 avril 1977 16:13:53