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The student union's executive published demands, later endorsed by its council, that NSCAD University divest from all companies operating in Israel or the occupied Palestinian territories.
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El Jones, a Halifax poet and author, is listed as a signatory ("El Jones, Assistant Professor") of the 2023 Artists & Academics in Canada pledge to accept neither professional invitations to Israel nor funding from institutions linked to its government, and in a 2025 op-ed called for Israel to be banned from international sport and sanctioned.
- October 8, 2026ListedBoycott pledgePublic statement
The Bus Stop Theatre Co-op, a Halifax theatre venue, adopted a Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions policy in January 2024 that commits it to "endeavour to adhere to" BDS strategies and reproduces the BDS movement's consumer boycott targets, including Israeli produce. It called on everyone to support BDS in November 2023 and is listed as a PACBI cultural boycott commitment by Writers Against the War on Gaza.
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The chapter co-sponsored an August 2025 letter calling for cancellation of the Canada v Israel Davis Cup tie in Halifax, published a page saying it and a coalition "deep sixes Davis Cup tennis tournament with Team Israel", and in a January 2025 statement said IJV "has championed the campaign of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS)".
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The group's May 9, 2026 Hot Cargo statement demands that Pete's Frootique in Halifax stop selling Israeli products and calls on workers to refuse to handle goods to or from Israel. It also co-sponsored an August 2025 letter calling for cancellation of the Canada v Israel Davis Cup tie in Halifax.
- October 8, 2026ListedPublic statement
At its 16 May 2024 annual general meeting, the Dalhousie Faculty Association passed a motion demanding that Dalhousie University suspend partnerships with Israeli academic institutions and divest from and boycott all Israeli institutions.
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Springhouse, a plant-based restaurant, market and meal-delivery business in Halifax, announced on its Facebook page in January 2024 that it removed all Pepsi and Coca-Cola products as part of the global boycott in support of Palestine.
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Halifax queer theatre company that, in a World Theatre Day 2026 Facebook post, asked followers to advocate for the Palestinian Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI).
- October 8, 2026ListedPublic statement
Halifax import boutique that, in a December 2023 Facebook post, asked customers to keep boycotting businesses that profit from the war in Gaza and pointed them to the BDS National Committee for what to boycott.
- October 8, 2026ListedBoycott pledge
Halifax artist-run centre and bookstore that signed, in its own name, the 2023 Publishers for Palestine letter, whose demands include upholding the call for boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) against Israel.
- October 8, 2026ListedPublic statement
CUPE 3912, the union of part-time instructors and teaching assistants at Halifax universities, submitted Resolution 112 to CUPE's October 2025 national convention, calling on CUPE to support boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel.
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At its October 26-28, 2025 convention in Halifax, the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour passed a resolution calling on the Canadian Labour Congress to declare trade, services and relationships with Israel to be "hot cargo" and to cut ties with the Histadrut, Israel's labour federation.
