An arrested demonstrator about to enter the police van.
Photos by Rob Sangster-Poole and Ian Froese
Check out the Gazette‘s full report here and video clips here.
- United Church ministers show their support earlier this afternoon.
- Police removed tents from the park
- Protesters look on as police remove tents
- An organizer calls for votes on suggested courses of action
- Protesters move tents closer to Spring Garden Rd.
- Protesters remain organized despite stormy weather
- Most protesters were calm and focused throughout
- Tents are moved away from police
- Protesters were soaked as they hurried to save tents
- Only some tents could be saved from police
- Many sang chants as others moved tents
- Protesters form barrier to protect tents
- A veteran, Billy Lewis, acts as police liaison for ONS
- Organizers give constant updates to the group
- The downpour was brutal at times
- Protesters embrace the rain
- Police were ordered not to evict people until 10pm
- The media flocked to Vic Park after the mayor’s announcement
- Police look on as protesters chant
- Protesters join arms and sing chants around tents
- A protester fights stormy wind to save a banner
- A demonstrator is arrested
- An arrested demonstrator about to enter the police van.
- A demonstrator struggles to break free
- Dozens of police officers, dressed in orange, were on the scene.
- Officers face off against protesters
- Some officers tore down campers’ tents
- Police remove a tent from Victoria Park
- Each side holds the line
- A couple (back-left) finds love during the protest
- Protesters stand united
- Police gave occupiers 10 minutes to move tents
- One occupier acquiesces and helps remove tent.
- Protesters move tents closer to Spring Garden Rd.
- Dal students Leanna Winberg, Sonia Grant and Alex McPhedran link arms
- “I haven’t been arrested,” one occupier reassures their friend
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