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Équiterre protests opening of Shein pop-up in Montreal

Équiterre said Quebec sent 344,000 metric tons of clothing to landfills in 2023 as it pressed for limits on fast fashion.

Summary
Équiterre organized a symbolic protest to mark the opening of a Shein pop-up store in downtown Montreal on Thursday morning.

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Lean Left

Shein landed in Montreal on Thursday under the cold welcome of demonstrators, preventing the media from taking pictures in his ephemeral shop.

·Montreal, Canada
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Center

The organization is pressing Ottawa to quickly take legislative action to curb the rise of ultra-ephemeral fashion.

·Montreal, Canada
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Lean Left

The eco-friendly organization Équiterre came to demonstrate the launch of a temporary shop in Shein, the controversial disposable fashion giant on Thursday morning.

·Montreal, Canada
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Lean Left

A garbage truck marked “No to disposable fashion” welcomed customers at the opening of the Shein pop-up store in downtown Montreal. The organization Équiterre, behind this coup, is calling on the federal government to act to curb the rise of ultra-fast fashion.

·Montreal, Canada
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L’actualité broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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