Policing, and opposition to it, in the suburbs often gets overlooked in the Canadian context. The experiments they work up here, out of the spotlight, get deployed elsewhere eventually. #AbolishThePolice theanarchistlibrary.org/library/jeff-s…

Canadian Police-Involved Deaths in April 2023 by Jeff Shantz #AbolishThePolice mediacoop.ca/node/119149

Accountable to Themselves Alone: On Police Killings #AbolishThePolice theanarchistlibrary.org/library/jeff-s…

straight.com/news/jeff-shan…

Guillaume de Greef is another excluded anarchist sociologist. Like his colleague Hector Denis, he was a Belgian sociologist interested in the ideas of Proudhon and sociological positivism. Great new article on this basically unknown thinker by Jeff Shantz- libcom.org/article/syndic…

Jeff Shantz - On Sabotage and Pipelines: A Green Syndicalist Commentary anarchistfederation.net/jeff-shantz-on… via Anarchist Federation News 🏴

Infraestructuras insurreccionales - Bases para el ataque y la defensa - Infraestructuras insurreccionales (2018) - Jeff Shantz libertamen.wordpress.com/2023/12/25/inf…

Canadian Labor and Green Transition Bargaining: A Green Syndicalist View – Jeff Shantz anarchistfederation.net/canadian-labor…

The Anarchist Library "Re-Building Infrastructures of Resistance" theanarchistlibrary.org/library/jeff-s…

Tbh I really like Jeff Shantz because his works are just really solid

I have a two-page article from Alan Sears about "the infrastructure of dissent" right near the bottom of my page of PDFs equitableeducation.ca/for-printing (and he's not even anarchist) And Critical Criminology (Jeff Shantz) writes about "infrastructures of resistance": jeffshantz.ca/node/42

Six. In less than two weeks.

"The province’s Special Investigations Unit is investigating after a Brantford Police Service officer discharged a less-lethal firearm at a 33-year-old man early this morning." siu.on.ca/siu-investigat…

Justice for Tammy Bateman Indigenous woman killed by cops Seen in Surrey #ACAB

Nation man by Saskatchewan RCMP on Aug. 29; Hoss Lightning, a 15-year-old resident of Samson Cree Nation by Wetaskiwin RCMP on Aug. 30; and Tammy Bateman, an unhoused Indigenous woman by Winnipeg Police on Sept. 2. The killings have negatively impacted and traumatized people 2

who are already among the most marginalized and oppressed in our society. In addition to the many questions they raise about police actions, they also raise significant questions about police oversight and accountability bodies and investigative processes. There are questions 3

also about justice for Indigenous people in Canada — or more to the point, a lack of justice. 4

Opinion: We need accountability when police kill Indigenous people | Edmonton Journal edmontonjournal.com/opinion/column…