British Columbia
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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- Courtenay 6
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- Duncan 4
- Kelowna 4
- Richmond 4
- Squamish 4
- Nanaimo 3
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- Port Moody 3
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- Abbotsford 2
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- Port Coquitlam 2
- Powell River 2
- Vernon 2
- Campbell River 1
- Chilliwack 1
- Comox 1
- Denman Island 1
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- Prince George 1
- Roberts Creek 1
- Summerland 1
- Terrace 1
- West Vancouver 1
- Whistler 1
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Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network posted a statement on 2023-10-07 describing the day's attack as a "comprehensive offensive" by "the resistance" and calling on supporters "to express their support for the heroic Palestinian resistance".
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On 29 July 2026 the Canada Palestine Association posted "Days of Action to Boycott Israeli Wine", asking people to come out "to demand that the BC Government immediately deshelve Israeli wines".
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Liquidation World signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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Aunty Collective signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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Urban Subjects signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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DDB Media signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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The Vancouver Arts Review signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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Fig Tree Palace signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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Open Access Foundation for Arts and Culture signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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Gallery Gachet signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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Oxygen Art Centre signed the 2023 Artists for Palestine - Canada letter that called the October 7 attack a reaction to decades of oppressive treatment, and pledged a cultural boycott of Israeli state-linked institutions.
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UBC Sprouts (written "Sprouts" on one list) is listed among the signatories of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge on apartheid-free.org and among the 20 UBC student groups that signed the March 2022 Statement of Solidarity of the UBC Divestment Coalition, which asks the University of British Columbia to divest from nine companies (published on ams.ubc.ca).
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The Social Justice Centre (UBC) is listed among the 20 UBC student groups that signed the March 2022 Statement of Solidarity of the UBC Divestment Coalition, which asks the University of British Columbia to divest from nine companies (published on ams.ubc.ca). A March 2022 article on spheresofinfluence.ca names the UBC Social Justice Centre among the 20 student clubs of the coalition that put the AMS divestment motion forward.
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In April 2018, the Victoria coalition was listed on an open letter calling for economic sanctions on Israel. The CJPME list of Canadian organizations that endorse BDS names it.
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In April 2018, the Vancouver Island group was listed on an open letter calling for economic sanctions on Israel. The CJPME list of Canadian organizations that endorse BDS names it.
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New Westminster city council voted on 8 January 2024 for a letter calling on the Canadian government to stop arms shipments, sales and training to Israel, as reported by the New West Record and NewWest.tv. The city also sponsored the 2025 UBCM resolution "Action on Palestine", which calls for a full two-way arms embargo on Israel and the removal of Israeli wines from BC Liquor Stores. UBCM did not admit it for debate.
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The CUPE BC 2024 Convention Resolutions Book names the CUPE BC Racialized Workers Committee as a sponsor of Resolution 40, which asks CUPE BC to publicly support and participate in the international Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign.
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The Surrey Teachers' Association calendar lists a "BDS Ad Hoc Committee – Hybrid" meeting on 19 October 2026 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
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The Greater Victoria Teachers' Association lists a "Boycott, Divest, Sanction Ad Hoc Committee" on its Committees and Appointments page.
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CUPE Metro Vancouver District Council was named by The Canadian Jewish News and the Algemeiner on 26 November 2021 as a submitter of a resolution asking CUPE to back the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign against Israel, which CUPE convention delegates voted down.
