On June 29, 2022, Peace Alliance Winnipeg joined with peace activists in a dozen Canadian cities to call for Canada to leave NATO and to work for world peace and a negotiated peace settlement to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
AUUC News Release The Association of United Ukrainian Canadians has been watching with great concern developments in Ukraine. The danger of war between NATO and Russia is very real and would be devastating for Ukraine, Europe and possibly the entire…
by Candice Bodnaruk Since becoming involved in the Palestinian solidarity movement several years ago, our house has amassed a large collection of books about Palestine, including everything from Nakba history to an account of the 51 Day War to some…
On July 10, 2021, in the second of a series of Peace Alliance Winnipeg webinars dealing with Canada’s actions on the world stage, author and activist Yves Engler discussed Canada’s military, past and present. Yves Engler is the author of…
Peace Alliance Winnipeg supports the UNAC (United National Anti-War Coalition) statement on the dangerous situation in East Ukraine. While Canada and other western/ NATO countries blame Russia for the war in Ukraine and the present escalation of tensions, the salient…
Statement by Peace Alliance Winnipeg: Why the international community should not support Canada for the UN Security Council On June 17 member states are to vote to fill one of the rotating seats of the UN Security Council. Canada, Ireland…
By Candice Bodnaruk, Peace Alliance Winnipeg I represent Peace Alliance Winnipeg on the BDS Coalition, a Canadian organization that includes a variety of member groups that support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israeli Apartheid. BDS is involved in…
by Amnesty International A chilling new report by Amnesty International exposes the Syrian government’s calculated campaign of extrajudicial executions by mass hangings at Saydnaya Prison. Between 2011 and 2015, every week and often twice a week, groups of up to…
Winnipeg, Sept. 12, 2013 – A few members of Peace Alliance Winnipeg picketed and handed out leaflets in front of the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg. Inside the hotel, former Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy was a featured speaker at…
Annually, citizens of Winnipeg commemorate the suffering and the deaths of the citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki caused by the atomic bombing of those cities in Aug. 6 and 9, 1945 respectively. Lanterns for Peace is sponsored by the Manitoba…
