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The Conspiracy of International Anarchists Tape

The Conspiracy of International Anarchists Tape, aka The C.I.A. Tapes, is a 1988 cassette compilation released by the U.K.'s Bluurg Records & Tapes.

Tags: 1987, 1988, A.C.T. for Disarmament, Anarchism, Black Wedge, Bluurg Records & Tapes, Dick Lucas, Fallout Shelter, Feminism, Harbord Street, Ildiko's, Indigenous solidarity, Mecca Normal, Mourning Sickness, Nick Toczek, Panic Productions, Rhythm Activism, Subhumans

Poster informing people about an upcoming lawsuit against the Friends of the Lubicon.

Tags: 1997, Daishowa, environmental justice, Friends of the Lubicon, Indigenous solidarity, Lubicon Lake First Nation, Ridelle Avenue

Nicole Tanguay and Mourning Sickness perform "By Any Means Necessary" live at the Apocalypse Club.

Tags: 1991, A.C.T. for Disarmament, Apocalypse Club, College Street, Indigenous resistance, Indigenous solidarity, LGBTQ, Mourning Sickness, Nicole Tanguay, Two-Spirit

Mourning Sickness performs "Cells" live at the Apocalypse Club.

Tags: 1991, A.C.T. for Disarmament, Apocalypse Club, CKLN, College Street, Gay Bell, Indigenous resistance, Indigenous solidarity, LGBTQ, Mary Bennett, Mourning Sickness, Prison Justice, Queeradio, Queerculture, Seneca Nation, Tracey TieF, Two-Spirit

This protest banner was installed on a vacant bank at Bathurst and Queen St.

Tags: 1994, 1995, Bathurst Street, Indigenous resistance, Indigenous solidarity, Queen Street West, Revenue Canada occupation, Revenue Rez, Street Art

Painting mounted on boarding of empty lot near Jarvis and Queen.

Tags: 1995, Indigenous solidarity, Jarvis Street, Native Rights, Queen Street East, Self-Determination, Street Art