Quebec

Centre femmes de La Mitis is listed as a signatory of the Arms Embargo Now statement (armsembargonow.ca) and among the 166 organizations that endorsed the open letter "Il est minuit moins une pour le peuple palestinien" of June 2025, which asks Canada to "appliquer un réel embargo bilatéral sur tout matériel militaire" (urgencepalestine.quebec).

The Canadian Council for Refugees published a statement on 2025-06-06 calling on the Canadian government to implement "a full, two-way and immediate arms embargo on Israel", and is listed as a signatory of the Arms Embargo Now statement.

The Canadian Freelance Union is named as a submitter of Unifor Resolution No. 14 (August 2025), under which Unifor would endorse the call by Palestinian trade unions for an arms embargo on Israel, and is listed as an endorser of the Vote Palestine platform.

Réseau des Tables régionales de groupes de femmes du Québec (RTRGFQ) is listed as a signatory of the Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine declaration "Ensemble pour Gaza et la Palestine : exigeons des sanctions contre Israël !", which demands severe sanctions against Israel starting with an embargo on all military equipment (urgencepalestine.quebec), and in 2 other signatory or member lists shown in the evidence.

Fédération des femmes du Québec (FFQ)

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Montreal-based Quebec women's federation that endorsed a March 2024 call by the Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine to join the BDS movement and signed an August 2026 open letter calling on Montreal to suspend all ties with Israel, including cultural, academic and sports exchanges.

Coordinating Council for Palestine (CC4P) is listed as a signatory of the August 2026 open letter "La Ville de Montréal doit suspendre ses liens avec Israël", which calls on the Montréal city council to commit the city to suspend all of its ties with Israel (liguedesdroits.ca and pivot.quebec), and in 2 other signatory or member lists shown in the evidence.

Sherbrooke group that in March 2024 sent Costco's Sherbrooke store a letter asking it to stop selling Israeli products and asked the public not to buy them, and that named Keter, SodaStream, Puma, Asobu and Hewlett Packard products for boycott.

Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU)

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On 3 June 2024 PAJU published an event page headed "BOYCOTT ISRAEL!" listing among its demands "an academic boycott of all universities contributing to the colonization of Palestine".

The Montreal chapter of the anti-war network World BEYOND War signed the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge, which commits signers to "join others in working to end all support to Israel’s Apartheid regime, settler colonialism, and military occupation."

Hochelaga pour la Palestine is listed as a signatory of the Coalition du Québec URGENCE Palestine declaration "Ensemble pour Gaza et la Palestine : exigeons des sanctions contre Israël !", which demands severe sanctions against Israel starting with an embargo on all military equipment (urgencepalestine.quebec), and in 1 other signatory or member list shown in the evidence.

Éditions Nota bene

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The Montréal book publisher signed the Publishers for Palestine Statement of Solidarity (November 2023), whose demands include "Uphold the call for boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) against Israeli apartheid."

The CLAC-Montréal page for the 6-12 October 2025 week of action lists the AÉCSSPUM among student unions with a strike mandate for 6 and 7 October 2025, on a page whose strike proposal cites the Canadian government's refusal to impose sanctions on Israel and a total military embargo, and the CRUES member directory lists it as a member of a coalition whose positions book records a pro-BDS mandate.

The CLAC-Montréal page for the 6-12 October 2025 week of action lists the WSSSA among student unions with a strike mandate for 6 and 7 October 2025, on a page whose strike proposal cites the Canadian government's refusal to impose sanctions on Israel and a total military embargo, and the CRUES member directory lists it as a member of a coalition whose positions book records a pro-BDS mandate.

The CLAC-Montréal page for the 6-12 October 2025 week of action lists the SCPASA among student unions with a strike mandate for 6 and 7 October 2025, on a page whose strike proposal cites the Canadian government's refusal to impose sanctions on Israel and a total military embargo, and the CRUES member directory lists it as a member of a coalition whose positions book records a pro-BDS mandate.

The CLAC-Montréal page for the 6-12 October 2025 week of action lists the GUSS among student unions with a strike mandate for 6 and 7 October 2025, on a page whose strike proposal cites the Canadian government's refusal to impose sanctions on Israel and a total military embargo, and the CRUES member directory lists it as a member of a coalition whose positions book records a pro-BDS mandate.

The CLAC-Montréal page for the 6-12 October 2025 week of action lists the SASU among student unions with a strike mandate for 6 and 7 October 2025, on a page whose strike proposal cites the Canadian government's refusal to impose sanctions on Israel and a total military embargo, and the CRUES member directory lists it as a member of a coalition whose positions book records a pro-BDS mandate.

The CLAC-Montréal page for the 6-12 October 2025 week of action lists the AÉAUM among student unions with a strike mandate for 6 and 7 October 2025, on a page whose strike proposal cites the Canadian government's refusal to impose sanctions on Israel and a total military embargo, and the CRUES member directory lists it as a member of a coalition whose positions book records a pro-BDS mandate.

The AGECVM published minutes of its Table de concertation of 1 October 2025 recording an adopted resolution that the AGECVM "réitère son appui au mouvement BDS (Boycott, désinvestissement et sanctions)".

Projet Montréal, the official opposition party on Montréal city council, introduced a motion on 2026-06-04 calling on the city to "suspend institutional ties with the Israeli government, its institutions and municipalities" (The Link). Council adopted an amended text on 2026-08-24 that removed that call.

The Saint-Valérien municipal council resolved unanimously on 2025-09-08, in its published minutes, to ask the CDPQ to "immediately withdraw all its investments" from companies it calls complicit in the genocide, occupation and colonization in Palestine, and to ask the Québec government to close its office in Tel Aviv.