has shifted in light of events that transpired over our summer hiatus. During the weekend of the G8/G20 Summit in Toronto Jun. 26-27 2010, protestors were subject to the suspension of civil liberties, police intimidation and brutality, and mass arrests. Months later, organizations continue to mobilize so as to raise funds for bail and trials for those G20 protestors who are still dealing
with the effects of that weekend. We received an influx of articles regarding G20 protests and the police crackdown on protestors. While mainstream media since June has been focusing on burning cars, we critically look at the issues of importance that were highlighted by various community groups, organizations, and people who came out in the streets or did the work from afar. With that in mind, we have entitled this issue, ‘None of us are Free until All of us are Free.'