Iranian Montrealers gathered in downtown Montreal to support protests in Iran, sparked by economic woes and frustration with the regime. Attendees expressed concerns over an internet blackout, fearing increased repression and violence, with reports indicating at least 65 deaths and over 2,300 detentions. While some rally participants opposed foreign intervention, they acknowledged the dire situation and the need for their voices to be heard. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned the violence against protesters, advocating for freedom of expression in Iran.
