by Paul S. Graham Peace Alliance Winnipeg held its annual Walk for Peace and Justice on September 26, 2026. As it has done for the past few years, PAW’s walk was a part of the annual Winnipeg arts festival called…
The following statement was made on behalf of Peace Alliance Winnipeg at our annual Walk for Peace and Justice at Nuit Blanche. Canada’s promise to spend 5% of our GDP on the military is not a plan for peace. It…
People will gather at Winnipeg’s city hall (west side) for the Annual Walk for Peace and Justice on Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 7 pm. As participants weave their way through Old Market Square, Nuit Blanche patrons will be greeted…
by Candice Bodnaruk Slip on your kicks….and get ready to run or walk- for Palestine! On Sunday, September 20, 2026 hundreds of people will once again gather at Assiniboine Park to walk or run for Palestine and raise funds for…
by Isaac Saney Prime Minister Mark Carney has unequivocally rejected the brazen demand emerging from the recent collapse of Canada–United States trade negotiations: that Washington should determine with whom Canada is permitted to trade. Carney declared that: “We cannot accept…
by Candice Bodnaruk Members of Peace Alliance Winnipeg, Manitoba Friends of Standing Together, Mennonite Action, Trans Solidarity Tuesday Group and many other activists gathered yet again this year at the Israel Pavilion-Folklorama to peacefully protest the pavilion’s participation in Winnipeg’s…
By Kristine-Claire Bolisay & Althea Robert Arevalo Across Canada and most of the western world, we are taught to trust our leaders with the hope that they will choose the right paths that lead to peace. We are expected to…
by Candice Bodnaruk “Remember Palestine this Father’s Day” and “Palestinian Dads Matter” were just a couple of the messages on display at a June 13 rally hosted by Peace Alliance Winnipeg that saw dozens of people gather at Confusion Corner…
On April 25, 2026, About 200 Winnipeggers rallied at the Manitoba Legislature to express opposition to the growth of wars and Canadian militarism. Following speeches by activists Brendan Devlin and Sarah Borbridge, and musical performances by Jenn Hancharyk and Voices for…
by Brendan Devlin Thanks to Peace Alliance Winnipeg for bringing us together today. It is amazing to see so many groups united by an understanding that intensifying wars are an existential threat to the world – to the millions whose…
