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On November 20, 2025 the Montreal group Palestine Vivra published "Boycott total de Teva", writing that "boycotter Teva n’est pas un choix moral : c’est un devoir politique" and "Boycott Teva. Jusqu’à la fin de l’occupation."
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On November 1, 2023 the Concordia-based Centre for Gender Advocacy called on supporters "on Concordia campus and beyond" to support the Palestinian cause by, among other things, "complying with the Boycott Divestment Sanctions (BDS) movement".
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In a statement dated 25 January 2025 on its website, Comox Valley for Palestine wrote: "we will continue to educate and implement BDS campaigns within our community".
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On 22 March 2024 the council of SGPPUM, the Université de Montréal professors' union, unanimously adopted a resolution that the union "appelle au boycott des universités israéliennes complices des crimes de guerre israéliens".
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Members of the Ottawa-based federal public service union voted 1,032 to 622 in November 2024 for a resolution that CAPE "withdraws investments from Israeli-owned companies", and in August 2025 CAPE wrote that it is "in the process of fully implementing BDS" and called on Capital Pride to reaffirm "its commitment to implementing Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS)".
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In May 2024 the Edmonton chapter of Independent Jewish Voices posted on its X account calls for "sanctions on Israel and a total, two-way arms embargo" and to "Divest our pensions from companies enabling occupation and genocide."
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In February 2026 the Victoria Labour Council published a resolution it submitted to the Canadian Labour Congress convention, resolving that the CLC "declare trade, services and relationships with Israel to be “hot cargo” and to cut ties with the Histadrut".
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The Acadia University student group demanded in open letters that the university cut ties with all Israeli educational institutions and divest from companies on the BDS Coalition list and from named Israeli banks.
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The Edmonton student-funded group published a statement faulting the University of Alberta for refusing to adopt the BDS movement and for sourcing products from Israel, and lists BDS among the ways to support Palestine.
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A St. John's activist group whose official chant list includes "Long live the intifada" and "Israel is a Terrorist State" and which organizes for boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel.
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The undergraduate students' union at Memorial University's St. John's campus runs a Palestine campaign that encourages boycotts and, per The Independent, passed a resolution supporting the BDS campaign in May 2024.
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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.
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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.
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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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Student association of UQAM's political science and law faculty in Montreal. At its general assembly of November 1, 2023 it reaffirmed its 2017 BDS mandate, resolved to run a BDS campaign across the UQAM campus, and committed to actively apply an academic and cultural boycott.
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Concordia University's undergraduate student union in Montreal. Its Campaigns Department published "Campaign for the Academic Boycott of Israel at Concordia University - FAQ and Resources" (February 2026), which calls for an academic boycott of Israeli universities at Concordia, starting with closing the Azrieli Institute of Israel Studies.
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The Moncton-area group is a member of the Canadian BDS Coalition and co-hosted a May 2024 "Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions - Stop the Bombs!" event in Moncton, telling followers to "fight the genocide by refusing to support companies that benefit from or support the occupation".
