The best signs from Montreal's climate march

What's a protest without a good placardto get your point across?

It seems like everyone in Montreal is taking part in the climate march Friday hundreds of thousands of people are making their way through the downtown area and there isno shortage ofvisual aids accompanying the marchers.

These are a few of the best ones.

All this sign is missing to reach peak Montreal is a reference to orange cones. (Elysha Enos/CBC)

Three signs, three winners. The one on the left is a little crass, but we'll give him a pass.(Elias Abboud/CBC)

Mohawks Teiakotetshennoron Stacey, left, and Gary Stacey came from Kahnawake toparticipatein the march.(Jessica Deer/CBC)

Minimum effort, maximum entertainment. (Sarah Leavitt/CBC)

Cydney Rimok, left, and Caitlyn Selinsky pose with theirsign. Cydney is marching because of "the fact that we really do need to make a change about the climate, because we're in danger."(Sarah Leavitt/CBC)

Strong meme game. (Marilla Steuter-Martin/CBC)

Anas Ouimet, holding the poster, is a Grade 10 student at Mont-Saint-Louis high school in Montreal. Her poster is based on a meme, but you knew that, right? (Maya Lach-Aidelbaum/CBC)

"Nothing's going tochange if we don't do anything, right?" asked Kelly Fritz, at the march with her granddaughters Olivia and Lily.(Matt D'Amours/CBC)

Maya Jonkov, 16, said she doesn't want to promote violence, but people need to realize that climate change is real. (Sarah Leavitt/CBC)

Eight-year-old Camille Jodoin wants to make sure Montreal winters are here to stay. (Jill English/CBC)

mile, 11, with a, er, nod to the U.S. president and Greta. (Elias Abboud/CBC)

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