Five arrested as Montreal May Day demo sparks violence
Clashes broke out between police and protesters during May Day marches in Montreal on Tuesday, with at least five people arrested as a result.
The scuffles happened briefly at the corner of Dorchester Square Street and Metcalfe Street when around 200 anti-capitalist protesters set off fireworks and the police fired a volley of tear gas at them, local media reports.
There were three different events organized in the city as part of the annual anti-capitalist demonstrations for workers' rights.
Source: (Ruptly)
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