SaveOurNet.ca Internet Dance Party

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SaveOurNet.ca [3] is hosting a live Internet Dance Party as both a fundraiser for SaveOurNet.ca and the official after party for VanChangeCamp [4].

Featured speakers for the Town Hall include:

*Jacob Glick - Canada Policy Counsel, Google Canada

*Rocky Gaudrault (CEO, Teksavvy Solutions Inc.)

*Libby Davies - Member of Parliament (NDP)

*Steve Anderson (Co-founder, SaveOurNet.ca)

*Jason Lamarche - Host & Producer, LiberalMinute.ca

Until now, Canada's Internet has been an open network and a level playing field for free speech, innovation, and consumer choice. All that is now under threat.

We want to engage in a discussion on what the future of the Internet should look like by addressing the following questions:

* How can we ensure Internet services for everyone in Canada?
* How do we expand consumer choice and lower costs for Internet services?
* How can the Internet be a catalyst for economic growth, jobs, and prosperity?
* How do we preserve the Internet's level playing field so everyone can access the content, applications, and services of their choice?
* What roles should the federal government, local governments, private industry, and everyday citizens play to build a better Internet?
* What can and should citizens do right now?

Special Guests:

Quest Poetics feat: Mello Black, Mario Vaira, & DJ Hayze
Dj Logan Sturrock

We have lots of fun and interactive tricks up our sleeve to make it a great night!

Register today: $10 advance, $15 at the door

Students $7 w/ID - those who register in advance pay $10 BUT receive a drink ticket at the door when they present i.d.Come on out and show your best dance moves in support of SaveOurNet.ca and the fight for the open Internet!

Until now, Canada's Internet has been an open network and a level playing field for free speech, innovation, and consumer choice. All that is now under threat.

The big telecom companies that bring the Internet into our homes and workplaces are trying to take control of how we use the Internet.

This event is sponsored by rabble.ca, Vancouver Observer and The Tyee.

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