Join us on Feb 21st for our Mining and militarism teach in!
The 2026 Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto is looming, and we here at MISN would like to invite you to a teach-in & art build in preparation! We will be discussing the links between mining and militarism, Canada’s role in the global mining industry, and why it is so critical
March 1st Rally – #DisruptPDAC 2026 – Mining is Not the Future
The world’s largest mining convention is coming to Toronto again this year, to sell their vision of a future of war, environmental destruction and greed. Join us outside of their convention to show your support for the future we actually want and need. Bring your friends, family, neighbours and comrades for a family friendly rally!
Mining and Militarism Zine- CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
The Mining Injustice Solidarity network (MISN) is putting together a zine to highlight the relationship between Canadian mining and militarism. MISN invites you to share artwork or a shorter piece of accessible writing (max 300 words) that helps us lay out connections between mining and militarism. Click for more info. La red de solidaridad sobre
Activists in Toronto Crash the Mining Industry’s Biggest Awards Gala
Hundreds of activists disrupted the awards gala of the world's largest mining convention in Toronto this evening to call attention to the industry’s record of violence, human rights abuse, and environmental harm.
United Against TC Energy and their Pipelines
Wet’suwet’en leaders and Mixtec, Otomi & Nahua land defenders are coming together to resist TC Energy’s pipelines on their territories.
Show up in solidarity with them to join their rallying call: NO to pipelines, colonization, policing, and corporate greed stealing their land and burning the planet!
Show up in solidarity with them to join their rallying call: NO to pipelines, colonization, policing, and corporate greed stealing their land and burning the planet!
About us
The Mining Injustice Solidarity Network (MISN) is a Toronto-based activist group that organizes to draw attention to and resist the negligent practices of Canadian mining companies, who comprise over 75% of mining businesses worldwide.
What are we up to?
We: Educate… the Canadian public on mining injustices in Canada and around the world. Advocate… for stronger community control of mining practices, and in support of self-determination in mining-affected areas. Agitate… against corporate impunity and in support of substantive regulatory change.
How can I get involved?
There are so many ways, big and small, for you to resist mining injustice and/or support the work of the Mining Injustice Solidarity Network. Here are some, just to get you started.