Montreal's Pink Panthers and the Ass Pirates (and friends) formed a PINK BLOCK for the international women's day march on Sunday March 7.

Animation about resistance in Iraq.

Heading: Self-Serve Website Matches Intentional Communities with Seekers
Subhead: Free Intentional Communities Search Engine Online

February, 2004; The Intentional Community Database (ICDB) (www.icdb.org) is available to the public today, offering the world's first searchable listing of intentional communities around the planet.

Intentional Community is a general term for ecovillages, cohousing, residential land trusts, communes, housing cooperatives, and other forms of communal living. In such communities, members hold a common vision and share responsibilities and resources.

The ICDB makes it possible for a community seeker to specify exactly what s/he is interested in and quickly generate a list of desirable communities. "This will save thousands of hours of web searching for enthusiasts worldwide," commented Steve Charter from EcoForest - Europe's raw food ecological community.

ICDB supports communities of all kinds and the ability to enter information in multiple languages. It permits members of a community to describe themselves in multiple dimensions, including membership, location, governance, spirituality, sexuality, diet, finances, and visitor status.

After the first six months trial period, the ICDB already houses records for more than 250 communities from 5 continents, and there's unlimited space for more. "As much as I love the few directories on paper, this online database keeps up to date and is a lot lighter on my back." commented Bob Short from Florida, who is searching for a warm tribal community.

In true communitarian spirit, volunteers from the communities movement created ICDB with open-source and free software. While OfeK, an ICDB website designer, spent more than two years visiting communities around the world with his family (www.economads.com), he realized the value of such an online resource. "Almost every community we visited was looking for more people.", OfeK said simply, "With ICDB, communities are more accessible than ever. If only we had such a resource available to us while traveling!"

Samedi dernier 5000 citoyens ont déambulés dans les rues d'Arvida par solidarité pour les travailleurs d'Arvida d'ont on fermera l'usine dans les prochains jours.

Toute proportion gardée, 5000 personnes au Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean c'est l'équivalent de 25 000 à Montréal et des millions si on considère que ce n'est que les gens d'Arvida qui ont marché.

Note: a un moment dans le photo-reportage je mentionne la compagnie Nutrinor, il aurait fallu lire l'usine Agropur

En réponse à la demande de Pierre Lancelot qui réagissait à l'article "Infiltration policière dans le milieu militant montréalais".

Voici la photo de l'agent-double Benoit Charron, qui se faisait jadis appeller "Pat", elle est parue dans La Presse du 27 avril 2002. On le voyait parmi des dizaines de manifestantEs lors du rassemblement au Square Dorchester le 26 avril 2002 pour protester contre la rencontre des ministres du Travail du G8.

The 2004 ReCREATION

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Picture of Saddam ReCreating Bush for the 2004 Erections.

Des membres de La Nuit on ajouté leur grain de sel à la journée de perturbation du 11 décembre.

Soirée de vidéos engagés à l'Alizé le mardi 16 décembre,
par le collectif des Lucioles (900 Ontario Est)

Portes ouvertes dès 19h00