
A young woman holds up a sign at the Occupy Wall Street headquarters at Zuccotti Park in New York on Tuesday as the protest enters its fourth week. Plans are taking shape for similar protests in Canadian cities this weekend. (Kathy Willens/Associated Press)
As the Occupy Wall Street movement shows no signs of abating in the U.S., plans for Canada's own protests - known as Occupy Canada - are picking up steam.
Rallies are planned for Saturday in at least 15 cities across the country, including Victoria, Regina, Toronto, Quebec City, Moncton and Charlottetown.
Judging from your response to our recent survey about Occupy Canada, many of you are going to be taking part. Our hope is that many of you will be taking photos and shooting videos, too.
Submit your best photos and videos of what you see at your rally, including the most powerful protest signs and most colourful characters. We'll be featuring them on our website and, possibly, on air.
Please do not put yourself at risk to capture these reports.
Here's how you can get in touch.
Photos: Email them to yournews@cbc.ca, upload them here, or add them to our Flickr group.
Videos: Upload video here. Please do not add graphics or music to the clip.
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