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I me myself
Melinda
Toxic childhood, Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Ontario.
Mi'kmaq Woman kneels in prayer before line of riot police
Avis O'Brien Harvesting Cedar Bark
Lawyers of the former President Duvalier
Kanienkehaka Elders Walter David Senior and Bob Skidders lead a march through Oka Quebec a year after the "Oka Crisis".
The state of water
The North Marsh
Montrealers demand affordable housing at City Hall
Protesting against the use of Bovine Growth Hormone in American cattle
Nanunnguaq
Afghan mine clearer
Former Mujahedeen, now mine clearer
Protesting the 2013 Quebec Charter of Values
Dacca, Bangladesh
A girl at Occupy Montreal during the Global Day of Action, October 5, 2011
Young, Wild and Free
Stair wells
We are Raif
While she waits for Raif
Points of View – National Human Rights Photography Exhibition
Demanding Affordable Housing, 1986, Carla Nemiroff, New Denver, British Columbia

In mid-1980s Montréal, gentrification and condominium developments were on the rise. Rental housing became unaffordable for people with lower incomes. This image shows families braving the cold to send a message about the need for affordable housing.

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Carla Nemiroff
New Denver, Canada
Member since 2016
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Image Source: Print from Negative Film
Date Taken: 01.1986
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Date Uploaded: Dec. 31, 2016, 2:53 p.m.
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PHOTO LOCATION montreal, Canada