Malcolm Archibald: 50 years of Black Cat Press
In this interview (conducted by Sean Patterson) the founder of Edmonton’s anarchist publishing house, Malcolm Archibald, looks back on its legacy.
In this interview (conducted by Sean Patterson) the founder of Edmonton’s anarchist publishing house, Malcolm Archibald, looks back on its legacy.
From Victoria Anarchist Bookfair
The 2025 Victoria Anarchist Bookfair is Confirmed!
The “Victoria” Anarchist Bookfair Collective is proud to announce the 20th Annual “Victoria” Anarchist Bookfair, happening on September 20th and 21st at the Fernwood Community Centre on unceded Lekwungen territory. The Fernwood NRG is fully wheelchair accessible, and we will be providing free masks to everyone at our event. We aim to avoid replicating the barriers in society that derive from social oppression.
From Montreal Counter-Information
We heard you like reportbacks from anarchist festivals; may others from this one follow. May 15th-21st, 2025 in Montreal was the second edition of Constellation. Over seven days, there were book launches, parties, benefit shows, bike rides, a book arpentage, a squatted rave in an abandoned magic store, a barbecue, a barbecue that blocked fascists, a mesh networking day, a radical consent workshop, and more. People attended from across the country, from south of the border, and from overseas, and events consistently saw packed rooms, even when there were five happening at the same time.
From From Embers
An interview with one of the collective members behind Black Oak Anarchist Social Space, which launched in Hamilton in Spring 2025.
From Ottawa Anarchist Bookfair
The Ottawa Anarchist Bookfair is run by a group of local anarchists and anarchic-organizers who are interested in cultivating a culture of autonomous and decentralized organizing in so-called ottawa.
📚 Anarchist Literature (books, zines, etc.)
🎨 Art & Wares
🤝 Workshops & skillshares
🫒 Free Food
🧸Free Childcare
😷 Mandatory Masking
From Halifax Anarchist Bookfair
With each passing day, our lives are further controlled by power structures that subjugate our bodies and land in service of profit. Our social lives have become confined by tech billionaires who horde our data and manipulate our behaviour to train AI. Our alienation from the natural world has become normalized as it crumbles beneath our feet. As the rearing heads of fascism strobe across the doomscroll, we are reminded that now, as always, is the time for anarchism.
From liberté ouvrière
Over the past year there has been something of a revival of anarcho-syndicalist theory and practice in so-called Canada... Closer to home, for me, has been the formation of the Salish Sea Anarcha Network (SSAN), which has brought together syndicalists across unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh (which make up the city of Vancouver); Katzie, Kwantlen and Semiahma (Surrey); and the Kwikwetlem Nations (Coquitlam) — which together make up so-called Metro Vancouver — with connections on Vancouver Island.
From Revolutionary Anarchist Organization
RAFALES: An anarchist learning camp
March 28, 29 & 30th 2025
At Comité Social Centre-Sud (1710 Beaudry street, Montreal)
Two days of theoretical and practical training in the form of panels and workshops with speakers, authors and activists from Montreal and elsewhere on anarchism, struggles against domination, revolutionary and anti-authoritarian issues and collective autonomy.
From Anarchism Across the Arts
The conference has been organized by Allan Antliff, Jeffrey Rubinoff Legacy Chair in Art as a Source of Knowledge, Department of Art History and Visual Studies, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Victoria.
Allan Antliff on sculptor Jeffrey Rubinoff (1945-2017)
From CITR 101.9FM & Discorder Magazine (instagram)
New Year, Same Book Fair.
Books are in, authoritarianism is out (duh).
CiTR & Discorder are proud to present to you another 𝘼𝙉𝘼𝙍𝘾𝙃𝙄𝙎𝙏 𝘽𝙊𝙊𝙆 𝙁𝘼𝙄𝙍.
Calling all independent makers and creators. We are now taking submissions for tabling.