Canadians Rally for Chinese Who Quit Communist Party

Rallies were held in five Canadian cities this past month to support the 30 million Chinese people who have now renounced their affiliations with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

The massive wave of party withdrawals was initiated in late 2004 when The Epoch Times published its hard-hitting editorial series, Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party.

The Nine Commentaries documents the history of the Chinese Communist party, exposing the crimes it committed in grasping and then holding onto power in China over the last 60 years.

Rally and celebration in Toronto for over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)

The book struck a deep cord with Chinese around the world and has spurred some high level CCP officials, CCP consular officials, police officers and ordinary citizens to defect from China, as well as spawn the enormous movement of party withdrawals.

The rallies, which took place in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton and Calgary, were organized by The Epoch Times, representatives of local Centres for Quitting the CCP, and different Chinese democracy associations.

Winston Liu, a student at the University of Calgary, spoke at the rally in Calgary. Liu was imprisoned and tortured in China for his practice of Falun Gong.

"We do not want to be the offspring of Marx and Lenin, we want to be the children of China. 30 million Chinese people have made this choice."

Rally in Edmonton to celebrate over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)	Rally in front of the Chinese Consulate in Calgary to celebrate over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)
Parade in Vancouver to celebrate over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)	Parade in Vancouver to celebrate over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)
Rally and celebration in Toronto for over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)	Rally and celebration in Toronto for over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)
Rally in Montreal to celebrate over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)	Rally in Montreal to celebrate over 30 million people quitting the Chinese Communist Party. (The Epoch Times)