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Teachers for Palestine - Toronto is listed on the Apartheid-Free Communities signatory list and on the Vote Palestine list of organizations endorsing a platform that asks the Canadian government to impose a two-way arms embargo on Israel.
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Brampton4Palestine is listed on the Apartheid-Free Communities signatory list and on the Vote Palestine list of organizations endorsing a platform that asks the Canadian government to impose a two-way arms embargo on Israel.
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On 2024-05-05 the University of Toronto Students' Union stated it supports "the demands set forth by the parties involved: to disclose the university's investments and financial holdings, divest from investments that sustain Israeli apartheid, and terminate partnerships with Israeli academic institutions".
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In a media release dated 2025-07-31, the London and District Labour Council and the London Council of Canadians chapter urged the federal government "To implement sanctions against the Israeli government for violations of international law".
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On 2024-06-03 the MUFA membership voted in favour of a motion for a faculty committee with the objective "The divestment of the university's investments, endowments, pension fund, purchases, and other financial holdings from companies linked to genocide, human rights violations, occupation, and apartheid in Israel."
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In a statement dated 2025-07-30, the Ontario Federation of Labour called for "Sanctions against the Israeli government for violations of international law".
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Faculty for Palestine reports that the Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty Association passed a motion on 2024-04-18 that it describes as a BDS motion, and a University of Ottawa APUO motion lists the association among unions that called for divestment from and boycott of institutions and corporations.
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Faculty for Palestine reports that the University of Windsor Faculty Association passed a motion on 2024-04-12 calling on the University of Windsor to divest its pension funds from companies complicit in Israeli war crimes and illegal occupation and to end its cooperation with Israeli academic and cultural institutions.
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The Eyeopener reported on 2024-05-11 that the Toronto Metropolitan Faculty Association voted in favour of a motion to form a committee whose objectives include divestment of the university's holdings and review of its cooperation with Israeli academic and cultural institutions.
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At its annual general meeting on 2025-04-30 the APUO approved a motion resolving that the APUO "immediately and permanently divests from institutions, corporations and other entities enabling human rights violations, war crimes, and any other breaches of international law in the Occupied Palestinian Territory".
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A group of authors and cultural workers in Toronto published a letter on its website dated 2024-07-10 that demands the Giller Foundation "Cut ties with all funders directly invested in Israel’s occupation and genocide in Palestine", and a Boycott Giller page that calls on Canadian authors and book workers to refuse to submit books or take part in Giller events until the prize drops Scotiabank, Indigo Books and the Azrieli Foundation as sponsors. A page dated 2026-04-09 states the boycott has ended.
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A Toronto art shop sells a print on its own website under the product name "Globalize the Intifada", published 2025-07-21, whose description ends "Globalize the intifada."
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At a members' meeting on 2025-05-08, the University of Toronto Faculty Association passed a motion calling on the University Pension Plan to divest from all holdings in "entities engaged in activities that support or sustain Israel’s illegal occupation of the Occupied Palestinian Territory".
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A Mississauga lounge posted on its Instagram account on 2023-12-11 that it would stay closed for a global shutdown for Palestine, with the hashtag #boycottisrael.
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A Mississauga newspaper published an article on its website on 2025-06-01, under its editor's byline, with a headline stating that the crimes of "Israeli fascism" in Gaza "surpassed the atrocity of the German Nazi gas ovens".
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On 6 February 2026, the Toronto and York Region Labour Council published on its website a list of resolutions for the 2026 Canadian Labour Congress convention, recommended by its Executive Board, including one calling on the CLC to declare trade, services and relationships with Israel to be "hot cargo".
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Silsila, an online directory and app, publishes a "Boycott List" with an entry titled "Israeli produce" in the category "BDS Target", and it is listed as a signatory of the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge.
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The UTGSU website lists a Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Caucus that "coordinates efforts to educate and mobilize the membership and our broader community in support of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement".
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In an October 2024 WUSA referendum, 83.9% of voters answered yes to "Should the University of Waterloo sever its partnership with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology"; WUSA's board ratified the results and said the outcome becomes WUSA's official stance.
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In June 2024 the Trent University Faculty Association passed a motion that it will "press Trent University to end any institutional ties it has to the Israeli military, defence, security, and technology sectors", and in May 2025 it announced it is divesting from Scotiabank over the bank's investment in Elbit Systems.












