https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/hong-kong-protests-...

>At Simon Fraser University, a controversy over three “Lennon Walls” — fixtures where people can post notes of support or inspirational wishes — shows how tensions related to increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong may get harder to manage on Canadian campuses. At least one academic is calling on all involved — both students and universities — to take a more formal, respectful approach.

>The original Lennon Wall, located outside the main Bennett Library, was “repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, with post-it notes taken down. It’s gone for now,” said Wan.

Here's a personal account-

https://www.reddit.com/r/simonfraser/comments/ciymgc/id_like...

>I visited the Lennon Wall on campus on Friday (on the left side of the library) at 15:30. There were a handful of students speaking in Mandarin, one of them speaking very loudly (we’ll call him A). I started walking up to the wall and examining the notes closely, one other (I assume local) SFU student was doing the same as well. This student started asking if I know anything about what’s going on, so I started having a conversation with her. However, within seconds, A and his friends started walking up close to us and he started loudly interjecting his own opinion on us. It was not until the student that I was having a convo with indicated that she was having a private conversation with me that A had finally stopped. Later on, while I was still on scene, I heard A loudly say (in Mandarin) that, “if protests in Hong Kong had happened here in Vancouver, the RCMP would’ve shot all of them dead”. I found it extremely distasteful that A had said that.