Student protest encampments serve as vibrant microcosms of activism, blending community, dialogue, and dissent. By examining these temporary spaces through the charter lens, we gain insight into their role in shaping campus discourse and fostering collective identity.
In the heart of Toronto, the University of Toronto finds itself at a legal crossroads with protest encampments. As advocates seek to voice their grievances, the boundaries of property rights and freedom of expression blur, revealing complex tensions in urban governance.