Canada

The Windsor artist-run centre is listed by Writers Against the War on Gaza among Canadian institutions that made PACBI commitments in 2023-2025, endorsing the Palestinian call for the academic and cultural boycott of Israel.

The Toronto artist-run film distributor states on its website that its "board and staff proudly commits to the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI)."

The Toronto photography gallery states on its website that it is "joining the Canadian working group endorsing the Palestinian Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI)", announced on February 19, 2025.

The Toronto dance organization states on its website that in 2025 it "joined other arts organizations in endorsing the Palestinian Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI)".

The Toronto queer theatre announced on March 5, 2025 that its curators and leaders "will be endorsing and adhering to PACBI (The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel) in the planning of all of our future programming."

The Toronto youth theatre festival announced on March 4, 2025 that it endorsed the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), "the Palestinian call for the boycott of institutions that are complicit in Israel's illegal occupation".

The Ottawa residential-schools education project is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free organization, which the list defines as "upholding the principles of the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign".

The Ottawa student public interest group at Carleton University declared itself an Apartheid Free Zone on the Canadian BDS Coalition list, and its website says "we are committed to calling out and boycotting companies that support and legitimize Israel's continued and systematic dispossession of the Palestinian people."

The Oakville and Mississauga tutoring service is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The Ottawa online fair trade marketplace is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The North York bakeshop is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The Deep River coffee roastery is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The Toronto member-owned food co-op is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The Toronto body care and zero-waste shop is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free business, a list that defines such businesses as "committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products in solidarity with Palestine."

The London, Ontario community space is listed by the Canadian BDS Coalition as an Apartheid-Free space, and its entry quotes its statement that it "declared our support for the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) movement" and urges London businesses to commit not to sell products from Israeli settlements.

The Ottawa faculty union passed a motion on October 31, 2024 (128 to 65) that calls on Carleton University to suspend its involvement with Israeli academic institutions that support the occupation and divests its strike fund from corporations it says enable Israeli war crimes.

The Toronto non-profit that publishes C Magazine recommitted in June 2025 to the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), first adopted in 2021, pledging to boycott Israeli state-funded cultural products and events, complicit Israeli institutions, and normalization projects.

The Toronto music venue and presenter announced on January 13, 2025 that it signed on to endorse the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) and added PACBI to its practices and policies.

Aluna Theatre

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The Toronto theatre company endorsed the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) on December 18, 2024, committing to refuse sponsorship or material support from and joint activities with Israel, its lobby groups, or any of its complicit institutions.

The Spyke Dyke

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The Winnipeg maker of spiked accessories is listed as an Apartheid-Free business by the Canadian BDS Coalition, which defines that as committing to the boycott of Israeli and complicit products.