Toronto, Canada 2023.03.13. Molly Wickham for @breachmedia.ca
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Molly Wickham, is land and water protector and a Wing Chief of Cas Yikh, a house group of the Gidimt’en Clan of the Wet’suwet’en Nation. She's in town for a screening of Yintah.
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#yintah #landdefender #photojournalism #portrait

FUCK DOUG FORD. VOTE HIM OUT. @kizmet32.bsky.social with the incredible signage.

Toronto, Canada. 02.22.2025. Photos from BeanSì003. Kali Horse, Willow Switch and Animal Party.
#eventphotography #concertphotography #folkmusic #electronicmusic

Toronto, Canada. 2025.02.23. Pro-Palestian protesters held a rally outside of Bill Blair's home. Blair, is The Minister of Defense for Canada and oversees weapons trading for the country. The protesters demanded a two-way arms embargo to stop the flow of weapons and weapons parts to and from Israel

Early voting is open. Get out there, avoid stress and lines.
#onpoli #ontarioelection

Poilievre is a career politician, literally, he's never had a job outside of the government. He is a bootleg Donald Trump wannabe, that has no actual plans other than to make people suffer.

Fuck this capitalist hellscape we dwell in ❤️

Free Palestine. The ceasefire is only the first step towards the complete liberation of Palestine from Israeli occupation. 🇵🇸🔻🍉♥️
#freepalestine

Taipei, Taiwan. From a series of photos I took at various wet markets around the city.
#taipei #taiwan #streetphotography #street #documentary #fujifilm #meat #wetmarket #photojournalism

Toronto, Canada. 12.13.2024. A group of concerned citizens held a banner drop over the Roncesvalles Pedestrian bridge to highlight the absurdity of Premier Doug Ford's petty attack on Toronto's bike lanes. Check out: www.fordfraud.com
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#toronto #onpoli #bikelanes #dougford #bikelanessavelives

Toronto, Canada. 2024.12.08. Members of the Syrian community gathered at city hall to celebrate the end of the Assad regime in Syria.
#syria #photojournalism #revolution #syrian

Hong Kong. Umbrella Revolution 2014. Led by a coalition of students, the occupy movement shut down the streets of central Hong Kong for 60 days. The movement was sparked due to Beijing demanding that it pre-screen all persons running for government positions, before elections even begin.