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Vancouver 2:13pm - 2,462 views
Police have moved on pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver, with video on social media showing lines of officers advancing on demonstrators rallying at a main intersection.
Video posted shortly after 11 a.m. by an account associated with the protests shows dozens of uniformed officers walking down a main road on the campus.
The Instagram account called "People's University for Gaza at UBC" had earlier posted an update asking people to gather for a rally at the intersection at 11 a.m.
The person who picked up the University RCMP non-emergency line around midday directed media questions to the university.
A spokeswoman for the Vancouver Police Department says it was asked to go on "standby" but did not deploy any officers.
Pro-Palestinian protesters have been occupying a sports field on the campus since April 29, the first of three similar encampments to spring up in the province.
