Tag Archives: Occupy protests

Judge rules against Occupy Toronto encampment

Posted on November 21, 2011 by Administrator

[written by Matthew Coutts, courtesy of ctvtoronto.ca] A judge has dismissed an attempt to save Occupy Toronto’s month-long encampment in a downtown park on Monday, ruling that the city’s request to clear out St. James Park was “constitutionally valid.” Ontario … Continue reading →

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Occupy Toronto: City taking Anonymous hacking ‘threats seriously’

Posted on November 14, 2011 by Administrator

[written by Megan O'Toole, courtesy of nationalpost.com] The city of Toronto says it is taking seriously a threat by the hacker collective Anonymous to interfere with the city’s website if officials move in on Occupy Toronto. Toronto’s branch of the … Continue reading →

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Occupy Toronto protestors rely on strangers to survive

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Administrator

[written by Ashley Rowe, courtesy of ctvtoronto.ca] Participants in the Occupy Toronto movement are depending on the kindness of strangers to keep their cause alive as the protest moves from days to weeks. The numbers may have dwindled from thousands … Continue reading →

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Anonymous to hack TSX?

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Administrator

[written by Stefania Moretti, courtesy of torontosun.com] As the Occupy movement fizzles out in many major cities across the globe, there appears to be no end in site for Occupy Toronto with protesters blocking lunch hour traffic in the city’s … Continue reading →

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