Join the Migrant Rights Network on January 30th, 2022 - the day before politicians return to work in Ottawa – to hear from migrant leaders from across the country about the problems we are facing and the solutions we need to ensure a fair future for all. Omicron has thrown us into a deeper crisis, but Prime Minister Trudeau’s government is doing even less than before. We are forced to work in dangerous conditions without decent wages or paid sick days. We have lost work but have been left without income support. We cannot access healthcare and other basic protections. Deportations continue, and families and communities are being torn apart. This government has abandoned everyone but the rich. Join us to build a movement that can win justice for all of us.
Town Hall on Sunday, January 30th, 2022
4pm Vancouver, 5pm in Edmonton, 6pm Regina, 7pm Toronto, 8pm Halifax
To attend this event, visit: https://migrantrights.ca/migrantstownhall/
Migrant Rights Network includes:
ALBERTA: Association of Mexicans in Calgary, Migrante Alberta
ATLANTIC: Cooper Institute (PEI), No One Is Illegal – Fredericton (New Brunswick), No One Is Illegal – Halifax (Nova Scotia)
BRITISH COLUMBIA: Migrante BC, Radical Action with Migrants in Agriculture (RAMA), Sanctuary Health Vancouver, Vancouver Committee for Domestic Workers and Caregivers Rights
MANITOBA: Migrante Manitoba
ONTARIO: Butterfly – Asian and Migrant Sex Workers Project, CCESO – Careworker Connections and Educational Support Organization, Chinese Canadian National Council – Toronto, Collaborative Network to End Exploitation, FCJ Refugee Centre, GABRIELA-Ontario, IAVGO Community Legal Clinic, Income Security Advocacy Centre, Migrant Resource Centre Canada, Migrant Workers Alliance for Change, Migrante Ontario, No One Is Illegal – Toronto, Northumberland Community Legal Centre, OCASI – Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants, Parkdale Community Legal Services, Sanctuary Students Solidarity & Support Collective (S4), Unifor, Vivimos Juntxs, Comemos Juntxs, Workers’ Action Centre
QUEBEC: Collectif Ensemble avec les personnes Migrantes Contre le Racisme, Immigrant Workers Centre – Montreal, Solidarity Across Borders