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297 listingsBritish Columbia has 297 listings. Choose a city below to see each listing with its evidence. Last updated November 2, 2026.
Places in British Columbia
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A Salt Spring Island fitness studio posted on its Instagram account on 2025-09-03: "Stompin’ Grinds joins the Apartheid Free Community Pledge to stop the ongoing genocide upon the Palestinian people and all peoples oppressed."
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A British Columbia felted-hat maker posted on its Instagram account on 2025-09-28: "boycott products and companies that are complicit in genocide - i use the @nothanks_app, it’s informative and super easy to use".
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Sea to Sky to Palestine, a Sea-to-Sky corridor advocacy group, is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Solidarity Notes, a Vancouver labour choir, posted a 2017 event listing on its website for a BDS Vancouver picket calling to "Boycott HP", and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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In a March 2019 post, the Vancouver and District Labour Council stated that "in 2018 the VDLC adopted a policy regarding support for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions with regards to the occupation of Palestinian territories".
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After its annual general meeting of November 23, 2023 passed a motion on divestment, the Students' Union Okanagan of UBC wrote to UBC's Board of Governors calling on the UBC Endowment Fund to divest from nine companies, including Bezeq, Cellcom Israel, Partner Communications and Bank Hapoalim.
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A November 2025 statement published on the Vancouver chapter's website says that Independent Jewish Voices Victoria and Vancouver "express their support for the growing initiative to Ban Israeli Wines in British Columbia".
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CUPE 391, the union of Vancouver, Gibsons and Sechelt public library workers, co-submitted Resolution 113 to CUPE's October 2025 national convention, calling on CUPE to "endorse, support and implement concrete actions of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign" against Israel.
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CUPE 5536, the union of British Columbia harm reduction workers, co-submitted Resolution 113 to CUPE's October 2025 national convention, calling on CUPE to "endorse, support and implement concrete actions of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign" against Israel.
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Hospital Employees' Union, the British Columbia health care union, co-submitted Resolution 113 to CUPE's October 2025 national convention, calling on CUPE to "endorse, support and implement concrete actions of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign" against Israel.
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CUPE 2278, the union of UBC academic workers, co-submitted Resolution 113 to CUPE's October 2025 national convention, calling on CUPE to "endorse, support and implement concrete actions of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign" against Israel.
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Faculty for Palestine at SFU states on its website that it "endorses the non-violent call for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS)" and runs a campaign page asking faculty to pledge not to accept invitations from or partner with Israeli academic institutions.
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The Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE), a Vancouver municipal political party, said in a news release of 22 September 2026 that its members "have endorsed the Apartheid Free Communities Pledge", and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Corpo Freudiano Vancouver, a Vancouver psychoanalysis school, publishes the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge on a page of its website, and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Vancouver Granville for Palestine, a Vancouver advocacy group, links to the "Ban Israeli Wines" campaign and the BDS Movement on its Linktree page, and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights Fraser Valley, an Abbotsford advocacy group, is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Palestine Action Group Salt Spring, a Salt Spring Island advocacy group, links to Apartheid-Free Communities ("Cut ties to Israeli Apartheid") on its Linktree page, and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Nelson 4 Palestine, a Nelson advocacy group, says on its website "We support the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign", and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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Humanity in Revelstoke, a Revelstoke community group, links to "Sign the Apartheid-Free Pledge" and "What is BDS?" on its Linktree page, and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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From the River to the Sea Collective, a Vancouver collective, is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
