Yelling at the student protest march
Photos from the February 2, 2011 tuition hike protest.
All photos by Katrina Pyne.
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- Cold faces in the crowd
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- Protesters from the Against Police Brutality group
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- Speeches at march
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- Media at the protest
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- Protest Guillotine
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- Creative protest signs
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- Blue face paint in protest, not all from the cold.
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- Pre-march at the Killam
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- Start of the march at the Killam
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- Yelling at the student protest march
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- Profs protesting
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- Reduce Fees Signs in the crowd at the student protest
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- Police car and protesters
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- Gentleman protester with a home-made sign
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- Crowd shot, Barrington and Spring Garden
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- Student protesters tying on armbands
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- It’s cold.
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- Katie Toth, David Etherington et al shouting
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- Crowd shot, in Vic Park
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- Kiki Wood leads a chant at student protest
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- Police car and student protesters.
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- Protest march past the Khyber, Barrington street
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- Front of the march, CFS sign
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- CFS sign and students marching
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- F-Fees and evil Darryl Dexter signs.
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- An Education Shouldn’t Bleed You Dry.
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- Signs waving, people yelling, crowds marching.
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- Students begin to gather in front of the Killam
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- Fists pumped, snow falling, epic marching
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- Start of the Rally in front of the Killam. Photo by Angela Gzowski
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- Marching down Barrington Street.
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