Occupy Protest Demands Discussion

There’s a unique sentiment in the Occupy tent camps in Toronto and Ottawa, and likely in Canada’s other major cities: a palpable frustration turned to action and hope for change.
Occupy Protest Demands Discussion
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Kyle Bailey came to Toronto's St. James Park from Orangeville, Ontario, to join the Occupy protest 'for as long as it takes,' to see something done to narrow the gap between the rich and poor.  (Matthew Little/The Epoch Times)
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