Major Quebec unions join demonstration in support of Palestinians
Two of Quebec's largest unions joined a demonstration in downtown Montreal in the snow on Saturday in support of the Palestinian people.
The march was largely focused on a demand for an Israeli ceasefire in Gaza.
While previous demonstrations in Montreal were mostly organized by active pro-Palestine organizations and their supporters, Saturday's event was much wider in scope.
The focus on Saturday was providing food and supplies to a starving population in Gaza and an immediate ceasefire from the state of Israel coupled with a long-term peace plan.
The FTQ and CSN unions joined members of Quebec Solidaire and other groups in a march that began in Dorchester Square.
Watch CTV News Montreal journalist Stephane Giroux's report above for more.
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