Photo gallery: Quebec’s Day of Action
By Jacob Serebrin | March 26th, 2012 | 11:19 am
This is what a really big protest looks like
On March 22, tens of thousands of Quebec students skipped classes to march in Montreal against a tuition fee hike of $1,625 over five years. Blogger Jacob Serebrin was there on the street. Check out the photos he snapped below, then read his take on what’s next for the student movement.
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- Many protesters carried Quebec flags
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- The protest stretched for three kilometres
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- Protesters filled downtown streets and sidewalks
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- Red squares of fabric are the symbol of the student movement
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- Some took issue with Quebec’s high taxes
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![For sale: one [education minister Line] Beauchamp and her plow](http://oncampus.macleans.ca/education/wp-content/uploads/P10101341-150x150.jpg "March 22 National Day of Action")
- For sale: one [education minister Line] Beauchamp and her plow
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- Protesters condemned fiscal management of universities
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- Some brought instruments; others improvised
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- Photo by Jacob Serebrin
