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Two months-long student encampments, a student referendum, a two-day student strike and a 12-day student hunger strike have not persuaded the University of British Columbia’s board of governors to denounce Israel’s military response and divest from the institution’s financial ties to the country.

Four UBC professors and a recent PhD graduate student have filed a lawsuit against the university alleging official land acknowledgments done by UBC, equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) hiring requirements and academic units’ statements regarding Israel and Palestine violate UBC’s duty to “be non-sectarian and non-political in principle” under section 66 of the University Act.

VANCOUVER – A group of professors and a graduate student are taking the University of British Columbia to court to stop the school from engaging in “political activity,” which they claim limits academic freedom and violates legislation requiring it to be non-political.

Environ 200 personnes se sont rassemblées samedi au square Robson, dans le centre-ville de Vancouver, pour commémorer la « Journée de la Terre » des Palestiniens, dont des militants autochtones venus montrer leur soutien et souligner les similitudes entre ces peuples.

As students filtered into UBC on March 24 and 25 they were met with the booming chants — and at times songs — of pro-Palestine protesters.

On March 21, community members gathered in what organizers called an “emergency rally” in support of Palestine in front of the Nest.

Le mouvement de protestation propalestinien, entamé en 2024 sur le campus de l’Université de la Colombie-Britannique (UBC), à Vancouver, a repris.

The student-proposed referendum asking the AMS to endorse a two-day student strike from March 24–25 to demand UBC divest from companies students say are complicit in Palestinian human rights violations passed.

Demonstrators gathered outside the Vancouver Art Gallery last night to protest the Israeli airstrikes. The rally calling on Canada and the U.S. to condemn the attacks and impose a full arms embargo on Israel.

Protestors gathered outside the Vancouver Art Gallery Tuesday afternoon to voice their opposition to the actions of the Israeli government.

A rally was held at the Vancouver Public Library on Wednesday, after a policy was in put in place that stops staff from wearing pro-Palestinian symbols at work. Jack More reports.

Nathan Herrington’s February 14 began with him making his way to campus earlier than usual.

Organizers of the Invictus Games, the biannual sporting competition for wounded, injured and sick military veterans from around the world, are adamant that Team Israel be allowed to participate despite protester demands to bar Israeli athletes.

At 9:30 a.m. on February 3, two UBC employees — members of UBC Staff for Palestine — delivered printed copies of a petition to the offices of President Benoit Antoine-Bacon, Associate VP Equity and Inclusion Arig al Shaibah and Aquatic Centre’s Operation Manager Christine Saunders.

Thousands have sent letters to Invictus Games leadership and the B.C. government, calling for Israel to be barred from participating in the week-long event.

Thousands have sent letters to Invictus Games leadership and the B.C. government, calling for Israel to be barred from participating in the week-long event.

Vancouver Public Library policies that prevent staff from wearing Palestinian symbols have put the library in the spotlight.

Des organisations propalestiniennes s’opposent à la participation d’Israël aux Jeux Invictus qui se dérouleront à Vancouver et à Whistler, en Colombie-Britannique, du 8 au 16 février prochains.

Canada, Feb. 4, 2025 – As the 2025 Invictus Games quickly approach, scheduled from February 8–16 in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia, we are compelled to address a matter of profound concern: the inclusion of active Israeli military personnel in this esteemed event.

The head of the Vancouver Public Library is defending a policy that dictates what symbols its roughly 800 staff can wear while at work, amid concerns from employees that the rules unfairly single out symbols that show support for Palestinians.

At an all-staff online video meeting last summer, the Vancouver Public Library’s chief executive fielded a series of pointed questions from employees about what kinds of political symbols were allowed on the job and which were banned.

The Vancouver Public Library (“VPL”) has implemented a branch-wide ban on employees who show symbols of support for the Palestinian people.

Vancouver resident Nasser Najjar said he cried tears of joy after hearing that a ceasefire had been reached in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza on Wednesday.

Vancouver resident Nasser Najjar said he cried tears of joy after hearing that a ceasefire had been reached in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza on Wednesday.

Members of Vancouver’s Palestinian and Israeli diasporas expressed cautious optimism over a ceasefire deal to end the 15-month-long war between Israel and Hamas that has led to immense suffering in the region.

A woman living in Coquitlam is going to court to get her family out of Gaza. She says her worries are growing as her family faces food shortages. As Katie Derosa reports, the application to resettle her relatives is in limbo.

The moment Jada-Gabrielle Pape saw an online National Post report calling her “one of Samidoun’s most active organizers,” she was gripped with fear.

Police say truck traffic to a Metro Vancouver container port terminal has been restored after being disrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters for hours.

Police in British Columbia say demonstrators have disrupted access to a major Metro Vancouver container port terminal, with the protesters calling for an end to what they call “Canada’s weapons trade with Israel.”

A group of community members in support of Palestine is alleging discrimination after the City of Vancouver changed its policy and denied their applications to officially celebrate the nation.

Vancouver police staged a raid Thursday morning at the home of a woman facing a hate crime investigation.

In January, Vancouver police issued a widely reported news release headlined “Israel-Hamas war fuels increase in hate crimes, protests in 2023.”

The Vancouver Police Board has approved an external investigator to look into complaints stemming from pro-Palestinian protests.

The Pivot Legal Society and the BC Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) say the Vancouver Police Board is set to consider two out of three complaints Thursday that were launched in September, alleging excessive use of force and surveillance of the pro-Palestinian movement.

The Vancouver Police Board has agreed to order an investigation into police surveillance of pro-Palestinian demonstrations after protesters and legal advocates lodged complaints over concerns of privacy and the excessive use of force.

Plans by the Vancouver District Parent Advisory Council to host an online antisemitism training tomorrow evening have raised fears that the workshop may conflate anti-Zionism with antisemitism and stifle difficult but important conversations about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Canada has listed Samidoun, a pro-Palestinian group behind a rally where people chanted “death to Canada” and burned the Canadian flag in Vancouver earlier this month, as a terrorist entity.

On October 8, UBC community members held a walkout outside the Nest in support of Palestine.

Des centaines de personnes se sont rassemblées dans plusieurs endroits de Vancouver lundi soir, un an après l’attaque du Hamas du 7 octobre qui a fait 1200 morts, tandis que, depuis, 41 000 Palestiniens ont perdu la vie depuis dans les contre-offensives israéliennes.

Vancouver Police say they are conducting an investigation into a pro-Palestinian protest marking the Oct. 7 anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel where they say speakers expressed “solidarity with terrorist groups.”

Con ocasión del primer aniversario de un nuevo enfrentamiento a gran escala entre israelíes y palestinos, este fin de semana se llevaron a cabo numerosas manifestaciones pro palestinas y pro israelíes en varias ciudades canadienses.

It’s been one year since Hamas attacked Israel, inciting an escalation in violence in the Middle East that continues today.

OTTAWA – The Oct. 7 attack by Hamas fighters on Israel last year, and the immediate Israeli retaliation that followed, sent shockwaves throughout the world that have shaken Canada culturally and politically.

Au Canada, des prières, des manifestations et une forte présence policière ont marqué l’anniversaire de l’attaque du Hamas le 7 octobre 2023, qui a fait environ 1200 victimes israéliennes et déclenché la guerre actuelle.

Monday was a solemn and emotional day for Israelis and Palestinians. The Oct. 7, 2023, attack saw more than 1,200 Israelis killed and has since left more than 41,000 dead in Gaza.

Monday marks one year since attacks in Israel by the militant group Hamas killed more than 1,000 people, sparking a conflict that has since spread across the Middle East and claimed thousands more lives.

Plusieurs manifestations ont eu lieu dans 50 librairies Indigo le 25 septembre dernier. Ces protestations, lancées en réponse à un message d’appel au boycottage par le site « Boycott Indigo Books », visaient à dénoncer l’implication de la directrice générale de la compagnie dans l’oppression des Palestinien.ne.s et le génocide à Gaza.

Several rallies are planned around downtown Vancouver this weekend ahead of the first anniversary of the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

Vancouver police have deployed extra resources in anticipation of multiple protests planned for Oct. 7.

Police in Vancouver say more officers will be deployed at what they call “strategic locations,” including faith-based schools and places of worship, leading up to Monday’s one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas on Israel.

VANCOUVER – Police in Vancouver say they’ve launched a hate crime investigation after a clash between protesters with opposing views on war in the Middle East.

On September 25, community members protested outside of Koerner Library to demand UBC divest from companies organizers say are complicit in human rights violations against Palestinians.

VANCOUVER – The Pivot Legal Society and the BC Civil Liberties Association say they’ve launched three complaints against the Vancouver Police Department alleging illegal surveillance and police brutality against pro-Palestine protesters.

xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) territories / Vancouver, BC – Lawyers with Pivot Legal Society and the BC Civil Liberties Association have filed three complaints against the Vancouver Police Department’s excessive use of force, targeting, and surveillance of Palestine protests.

A B.C. activist has appeared on Iranian state television months after an investigation into hate speech during a Vancouver rally.

Thirteen people have been charged with mischief over accusations they blocked the Vancouver Canadian National Railway line for hours during what police said was an unlawful protest last May.

Thirteen people who were arrested at a pro-Palestinian protest in Vancouver earlier this year have been charged, according to authorities.

Vancouver police say 13 people have been charged with mischief after a railway was blocked in May as part of a pro-Palestinian protest.

A pro-Palestinian protest camp that had occupied a sports field at the University of British Columbia’s Vancouver campus for more than two months has been dismantled.

A pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of British Columbia’s Vancouver campus (UBC) has ended after a little more than two months.

VANCOUVER – When the pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver started in late April, the scene resembled a festival.

When the pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver started in late April, the scene resembled a festival.

VANCOUVER – The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association will be filing a complaint with the Vancouver Police Department’s civilian oversight board alleging officers used excessive force at a pro-Palestinian protest last month, the group’s policy director told a news conference Tuesday.

The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association says it will be filing a complaint with the Vancouver Police Department’s civilian oversight board, saying police used “excessive use of force” at a pro-Palestinian protest last month.

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association will be filing a complaint with the Vancouver Police Department’s civilian oversight board alleging officers used excessive force at a pro-Palestinian protest last month, the group’s policy director told a news conference Tuesday.

The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association says it will be filing a complaint with the Vancouver Police Department’s civilian oversight board alleging officers used excessive force at a pro-Palestinian protest last month.

Between March and May 2024, Canada continues to see numerous pro-Palestinian protests, often drawing hundreds of protesters advocating for a ceasefire and expressing solidarity with Palestinians.

Pro-Palestinian protesters rallied outside the offices of some Metro Vancouver MPs on Thursday. The protesters are calling on all Canadian MPs to support a full arms embargo of Israel.

It’s been over a month since the People’s University for Gaza established their pro-Palestinian encampment on MacInnes Field at the University of British Columbia Vancouver campus to, in their words, “stand in solidarity with Palestine amidst the ongoing genocide in Gaza.”

The UBC Vancouver Senate met June 1 to discuss cutting or suspending academic ties with Israeli public universities.

The Vancouver Comic Arts Festival has issued a formal apology after banning Vancouver artist Miriam Libicki from its future events.

A Vancouver Jewish mother says she has been told a disciplinary process has begun after a teacher “repeatedly” put up Palestinian flags and symbols in the classroom.

VANCOUVER – Police have arrested 14 people at a protest by pro-Palestinian demonstrators who were blocking rail lines in Vancouver on Friday.

Vancouver police say they arrested 14 people for blocking traffic and railroad tracks in East Vancouver Friday.

Around 100 people blocked traffic and a rail line in East Vancouver calling for Canada to cut diplomatic ties with Israel. Vancouver police say 14 were arrested.

Vancouver police say 14 people were arrested for mischief and obstruction during a protest that blocked traffic and a rail line in East Vancouver.

Around 25 protesters from the Palestinian solidarity encampment blocked the University Boulevard and Wesbrook Mall intersection Wednesday morning.

On the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery, a woman with close-cropped hair is shouting into a microphone.

The RCMP has arrested one woman after officers moved in on pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver.

RCMP say one person was arrested after pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of British Columbia ramped up action in their month-long demonstration on Wednesday by blocking off a major intersection at the Point Grey campus.

Some Canadian universities are taking legal action to end pro-Palestinian encampments on their campuses, but three schools in British Columbia are taking less confrontational approaches.

The president of the University of British Columbia has told pro-Palestinian protesters that the school must remain neutral on the Gaza conflict.

Allies and members of the Palestinian community gathered outside Vancouver City Hall Tuesday to protest the city’s decision to celebrate Israel.

Des groupes vancouvérois de soutien aux Palestiniens demandent à la Ville de Vancouver de revenir sur sa décision d’illuminer le pont Burrard et l’hôtel de ville aux couleurs d’Israël mardi, à l’occasion de la 76^e journée d’indépendance de l’État hébreu.

The president of the University of British Columbia says its endowment fund doesn’t directly own any stocks that are the target of divestment demands by pro-Palestinian protesters who have set up an encampment on the Vancouver campus.

B.C.’s human rights commissioner says she is once again concerned that people speaking out in solidarity with Gaza are being penalized, as pro-Palestinian encampments arise on post-secondary campuses.

A wave of protests expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people is spreading across college and university campuses. There were more than 400 such demonstrations by the end of April just in the U.S., with many more in Canada and other countries.

VANCOUVER – A pro-Palestinian activist group says its international co-ordinator, who was arrested in a Vancouver hate-crime investigation, was released with an order not to attend any protests for the next five months.

An encampment at UBC in solidarity with Palestinians has grown in the days since it was first set up, with the number of tents nearly doubling in just three days.

Pro-Palestinian protesters have set up encampments at two more British Columbia universities, as a wave of demonstrations at North American post-secondary institutions continued to spread.

Vancouver police have arrested one person and are probing whether their comments made at a protest last week broke hate crime laws.

Police have arrested a 44-year-old Vancouver woman following comments made at a pro-Palestinian protest at the Vancouver Art Gallery over the weekend. Emily Lazatin reports.

The recent violent crackdowns on pro-Palestinian encampments on campuses across the United States have reignited a long debate about the role of law enforcement on university grounds.

VANCOUVER – Pro-Palestinian protesters camped out at the University of British Columbia’s Vancouver campus are bringing in water, food and other supplies in preparation to stay as long as it takes the school to accept their demands.

VANCOUVER – The Gaza protest encampment movement that has roiled academic campuses in the United States and Canada arrived in British Columbia on Monday, with demonstrators setting up unauthorized fencing and tents at the University of B.C.

Suivant le mouvement étudiant né aux États-Unis et qui s’étend au Canada, des militants propalestiniens ont installé un campement sur le campus de l’Université de la Colombie-Britannique (UBC) tôt lundi matin.

UBC community began an encampment this morning on MacInnes Field in solidarity with Palestine.

A pro-Palestinian encampment has sprung up on a sports field at the University of British Columbia’s Point Grey campus in Vancouver to protest the Israel-Hamas war.

A few days before a House of Commons vote on a New Democrat motion about Israel’s assault on Gaza in mid-March, Liberal MP Taleeb Noormohamed was sharing an iftar meal with 150 of his constituents in the riding of Vancouver Granville.

One month ago, Vancouver Police released images of a protestor.

A blockade by pro-Palestinian protesters at a major port terminal in Metro Vancouver disrupted operations for several hours before dispersing on Monday.

The Port Moody city council meeting on Tuesday night became heated amid a motion calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Mayor Meghan Lahti said council’s decision to weigh in on a non-jurisdictional issue was a “mistake.”

Port Moody is supporting the Canadian government’s call for a ceasefire in the current Middle East conflict.

Jewish Israeli-born Mia Amir and Sama Ghnaim, who is Palestinian, are founding members of Parents for Palestine, a Vancouver group that aims to help local families process complex emotions and find community support.

The mayor said additional safety measures have also been put in place, including added security and a police presence.

Emotions ran high at Coquitlam City Hall today, March 4, as a group of Palestinian supporters chided Mayor Richard Stewart and council for failing to call for a ceasefire in the Gaza–Israel conflict.

Once again council convened in a different room than chambers for its Monday night meeting, on account of pro-Palestine protesters.

In a blink of an eye, you erased over 750,000 people, the Coquitlam writer tells Selina Robinson in a letter to the editor.

The RCMP sent a controversial policing unit, which was originally formed to respond to clashes over resource extraction, to events protesting Israel’s war on Gaza, framing the demonstrations as “pro-Hamas” and supportive of terrorism.

An organization representing many B.C. university and college instructors is calling for the resignation of Minister of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills Selina Robinson.

More than 100 pro-Palestine demonstrators blocked truck access to the Port of Vancouver on Thurs. Feb. 1, 2024. Protestor Maryam Adrangi explains why they’re there and what they hope to achieve with the traffic-stalling action.

More than 100 people with Palestinian flags and banners have blocked truck access to the Port of Vancouver, frustrated with Canada’s sale of military goods to Israel and its decision to pause funding to the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency.

Vancouver’s Langara College confirmed Friday that a professor who faced public outcry for describing the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel as “amazing” and “brilliant” is no longer an employee.

Organizers of the PuSh Festival in Vancouver have cancelled a play that explores ethical issues in the Middle East, citing friction caused by the Israel-Hamas war. Amy Bell speaks with activist Fatima Jaffer, who worked on an open letter calling on the festival to drop The Runner from its schedule. She also talks to actor and playwright Marcus Youssef, who supported the festival’s decision to present the play even though he would find it too difficult to watch.

Organizers of a performing arts festival in Vancouver have cancelled a play that addresses ethical dilemmas in the Middle East, citing friction caused by the Israel-Hamas war.

VANCOUVER – Organizers of a performing arts festival in Vancouver have cancelled a play that addresses ethical dilemmas in the Middle East, citing friction caused by the Israel-Hamas war.

Conflict in the Middle East has now affected the programming at a West Coast interdisciplinary arts festival.

The Runner was dropped from the Victoria-based Belfry Theatre’s spring lineup over tensions linked to the Israel-Hamas war — but the show will go on at Vancouver’s PuSh Festival. Gabrielle Martin says the play — which explores the reactions to an Israeli rescue volunteer’s decision to save a Palestinian woman accused of violence against a soldier from Israel — helps audiences understand our shared humanity.

Une soixantaine de personnes ont manifesté à Vancouver afin de rencontrer le député fédéral de Vancouver-Granville, Taleeb Noormohamed, pour lui demander de prendre des mesures en faveur d’un cessez-le-feu dans la bande de Gaza.

Mohammed Alzaza moves about his Vancouver kitchen with a stilted gait, making Arabic coffee in a copper pot with a wooden handle — a small reminder of home. He pours the dark liquid, pungent with cardamom, into ceramic mugs.

A Palestinian restaurant in East Vancouver is raising money for medical supplies and food for the people of Gaza one plate of mujadara at a time.

Another march took place on the streets of downtown Vancouver on Saturday, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Thousands gathered for another rally on Vancouver’s streets Saturday to call for an end to war in the Middle East.

On Tuesday evening, UBC community members held a vigil in front of the UBC Musqueam post to stand in solidarity with Palestine.

A member of the federal Liberal government once again had their time in Vancouver interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters.

Calls for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war are showing no signs of slowing down, with protesters once again taking to downtown Vancouver Saturday as part of the “All Out for Palestine” rally.

Upwards of 1,000 people gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery Saturday afternoon, expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people and calling for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.

Vancouver police say an officer was injured after scuffles with protesters outside a restaurant in the city’s Chinatown where the prime minister was dining on Tuesday night.

At Tamam Fine Palestinian Cuisine in Vancouver’s Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood, a mound of onions and ground beef is simmering in a pan. Steam rises from four other pots bubbling on the gas range.

UBC community members gathered outside the Nest in support of Palestine on November 9.

A dark and rainy night didn’t stop hundreds of people from rallying in downtown Vancouver Thursday night to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.

It’s been one month since violence erupted in the Middle East.

La police de Vancouver enquête sur les circonstances d’un incident durant lequel un véhicule aurait forcé son accès à une route bloquée par des manifestants pro-Palestine, dans l’est de la ville, vendredi.

Police are investigating after a vehicle drove through a pro-Palestinian demonstration in East Vancouver on Friday.

A Jewish group is calling for a Langara College instructor, now on leave, to be fired over a speech she made at a pro-Palestinian rally Saturday describing the Hamas attack on Oct. 7 as “amazing, brilliant.”

Langara College in Vancouver says one of its instructors is on leave in the wake of comments she made at a recent pro-Palestine protest.

On October 25, members of the UBC community rallied in support of Palestine.

Hundreds gathered outside Vancouver City Hall for a Pro-Palestine Rally. Demonstrators calling for more support from Vancouver mayor Ken Sim — and other local leaders from around the region. Troy Charles reports.

Demonstrators around the globe have taken to the streets to demand an end to Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.

Emotions were high in Vancouver on Friday amid a call from a former Hamas leader for an international day of protest and escalating violence in Israel.

Pro-Palestine rallies took place in Vancouver — amid increasing anxiety across the city’s Jewish community.
Troy Charles has more.

After a former Hamas leader called for worldwide protests on Friday, a pro-Palestinian rally was held near the Commercial-Broadway SkyTrain station in Vancouver. As Joel Ballard reports, protesters were calling for peace.

Une manifestation propalestinienne a réuni quelque 300 personnes devant le Musée des beaux-arts de Vancouver alors que se poursuit le conflit entre Israël et le Hamas.

Several hundred people turned out for a pro-Palestine rally in Downtown Vancouver, despite condemnation from the prime minister, the provincial government, and politicians of all stripes. Travis Prasad reports.

Hundreds of people showed up to a pro-Palestinian rally outside the Vancouver Art Gallery on Monday afternoon as the conflict in Israel and Palestinian territories continues.

On September 19, Student Strike for Palestine UBC held a rally inside the Nest to demand UBC divest from companies organizers say are complicit in human rights violations against Palestinians.

Vancouver’s city council passed a motion to adopt an international definition of antisemitism in Wednesday’s meeting.

The newly elected mayor of Vancouver is facing criticism for a campaign promise now making its way to council that would see the city adopt an international Holocaust organization’s controversial definition of antisemitism.

The AMS has released a statement expressing solidarity with Palestinian students and condemning the Israeli State for its “system of apartheid and its occupation of Palestine.”

Despite its disastrous ending, Harsha Walia is choosing to focus on the positive parts of her tenure at the BC Civil Liberties Association.

Este fin de semana se llevaron a cabo manifestaciones en todo Canadá en reacción a la escalada de violencia en Oriente Medio, tanto en apoyo a palestinos como a israelíes.

While the Middle East feels a world away for many British Columbians, and the prospect of lasting peace there a distant concept, dueling demonstrations in Vancouver over the weekend showed how the conflict continues to touch many in this part of the world.

While the Middle East feels a world away for many British Columbians, and the prospect of lasting peace there a distant concept, demonstrations in Vancouver over the weekend show how the conflict continues to touch many. Paul Johnson reports.

When Trump chose to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, protests against his decision reverberated globally. UBC students and the Vancouver Palestinian diaspora marched through downtown Vancouver, bringing demonstrations closer to home.

VANCOUVER — Hundreds of people protested at the Vancouver Art Gallery today, to speak up against violence in Gaza. The demonstration was just one of many taking place across the country.

TORONTO – Hundreds of Canadians protested Israeli military action in Gaza Saturday with demonstrations held in some of Canada’s major cities.

VANCOUVER – A controversial ad campaign on Vancouver’s transit system showing the territory of Palestine shrinking into the state of Israel will run in other Canadian cities this fall, says the coalition behind the images.

VANCOUVER – A controversial ad campaign on Vancouver’s transit system showing the territory of Palestine shrinking into the state of Israel will run in other Canadian cities this fall, says the coalition behind the images.