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Harper's F-35 fiasco not going away anytime soon

H2O, Not F-35s
The Council of Canadians calls for the Harper government to spend money on clean water, not on fighter jets. The F-35 fiasco is part of a growing crisis of legitimacy for Harper.

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Water on the Table: A film about our most wasted resource

Water droplets on leaves.

Will the global community define water as a human right, available to all, or as a commodity to be bought, sold, traded, and ultimately out of reach from the poorest people on this earth? Liz Marshall's documentary, Water on the Table, explores this question through a portrait of Maude Barlow and her tireless efforts to define water as a human right.

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Mexico's Cola wars continue

The residents of Coajomulco, Mexico are literally having their water taken out from under them. (Photo: Kristen Hanson)

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Harper spins Canadian mining in Peru

| May 23, 2013

International fact-finding mission on mining and water in El Salvador

| May 14, 2013
April 29, 2013 |
Right now, a community in Ontario's heartland is at the centre of a David vs. Goliath legal fight to protect their water. And they need your help.
April 24, 2013 |
The Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak and the Council of Canadians' Blue Planet Project are in Geneva to meet with UN delegations to draw international attention violations of the human right to water.

Challenging Canada at the UN on Earth Day

| April 22, 2013

BRICS summit as a 21st-century 'scramble for Africa'

| April 10, 2013
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