Tent city evictions, outbreaks in shelters and deaths during the curfew – this is what the homeless population has been experiencing during the pandemic in Montreal. Every night, about 4 thousand are homeless in MTL. This is double the number from before the pandemic. Local 514 covered homelessness during the pandemic in January, where we …
In this episode of our Parc Ex series, host Faiz Abhuani of Brique par Brique speak to mayoral candidate Balarama Holness. Video by David Earles
On Sept 24, thousands of Montrealers gathered to march for radical change. The event was the third edition of the annual Global Protest for Climate Justice organized by the Friday for Future foundation. The event demanded for carbon neutrality by 2030, clean drinking water for Indigenous communities, tangible action from politicians, and most importantly, support …
Faiz Abhuani of Brique par brique interviews Simone Chen of La Place Commune about the Food Solidarity Network program. Video by Emanuele Barbier & Caitlin Yardley
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Simmi Sunshine is a dance artist and yoga Instructor in Parc-Ex. See episode 3 of our series with with Faiz Abhuani of Brique par Brique right here! Video by Emanuele Barbier and Caitlin Yardley
About the OrganizationConcordia University Television (CUTV) is Canada’s oldest student TV station and operates as a non-profit fee-levy organization. CUTV is a hub for independent media production and growing alternative media institutions. The core of CUTV’s mandate is to train and build a network of mutually supportive independent journalists and media producers. Through educational events, …
Check out the third episode in our series with Faiz Abhuani of Brique par Brique! In this episode, Faiz chats with Leonora Gangadeen-King about her contribution to Parc-Ex via her food delivery initiative with immigrant women in the community. Video by Emanuele Barbier and Caitlin Yardley
Faiz Abhuani from Brique par Brique is interviewing ordinary people doing extraordinary things in Parc-Ex. Today, he is meeting with Walid El Mrouji to talk about his role at his local pool. Video by Emanuele Barbier and Caitlin Yardley.
On August 7th, to kick off Montreal pride, hundreds gathered to march for trans liberation. The event was organized by ASSteQ, and brought awareness to issues such as amnesty for trans migrants, the decriminalization of sex work, coverage for trans health care, and defunding the police. Video by Emanuele Barbier and Caitlin Yardley
