Jan. 29, 2020 — Winnipeggers gathered at the First Unitarian Universalist Church to commemorate the 2017 attack on a Quebec City Mosque which resulted in 6 deaths and another 19 wounded. This gathering, the third such held in Winnipeg, was…
Winnipeg, Jan. 11, 2020 — Winnipeggers rallied outside the US Consulate to oppose war in Iraq and Iran and to remember the 176 people who died when Ukrainian Airlines flight 752 was shot down.
by Peace Alliance Winnipeg Latin America is in the grips of a struggle which has pitted its people against the forces of neoliberalism and reaction. Canada has stood squarely on the side of forces which are trying to return Latin…
by Paul S. Graham Picking fights with Russia and China, backing fascists in Ukraine, arming murderers in Saudi Arabia, undermining democracy in Latin America — the Trudeau junta has a lot to answer for in the foreign policy realm. Trudeau…
Statement of Peace Alliance Winnipeg June 22, 2019 38th Walk for Peace The world is reaching a tipping point in terms of the growing danger of major conflict between the world’s main economic and military powers. It is as…
Jan. 26, 2019: Members of the Venezuela Peace Committee and Peace Alliance Winnipeg rallied in Winnipeg outside the building the houses the United States Consulate to protest the actions taken by the Canadian and US governments to destabilize Venezuela.
by Peace Alliance Winnipeg Since 1981, Winnipeggers have taken to the streets in June for an annual Walk for Peace. In those early years, the motive was fear of nuclear annihilation and thousands participated in these yearly events. In recent…
Ellen Judd discussed the campaign for nuclear disarmament in Canada at the 2018 annual meeting of Peace Alliance Winnipeg.
At the 2018 AGM of Peace Alliance Winnipeg, German Arbuto, of the Venezuela Peace Committee, provided an overview of the changing political situation in several Latin American countries.
At the annual meeting, Peace Alliance Winnipeg and the Regina Peace Council agreed to build a Prairie Peace Partnership that would foster cooperation among peace organizations in the three prairie provinces. Ed Lehman, of the Regina Peace Council, brought greetings…
