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Time to scrap the summits, build alternatives

Massey Hall, the scene for Shout Out for Global Justice! on June 25. Photo: Carleen Pickard/Council of Canadians

In 25 years of struggle against the global corporate agenda, I can't remember summits that were so thoroughly ridiculed by the people and the press beforehand. I'd like to think that progressive groups such as the Council of Canadians have had something to do with that, but really, could the media possibly have resisted mocking the billion dollar boondoggle of the G8 and G20 summits?

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Reel Injun is real interesting

Reel Injun explores the history of how Native Americans have been portrayed on film, from silent screen to Atanarjuat.

The image of Atanarjuat, the Fast Runner, in the great Inuit movie, is what still stays in my mind almost a decade after its release -- one lean desperate man dashing naked across the choppy Arctic ice and snow to flee from the murderers of his brother.

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Tar Sands, pipelines and tankers: A public forum on the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline

Feb 16 2012 - 7:00pm
Feb 16 2012 - 10:00pm

Location

University of Winnipeg, Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex
599 Portage Ave
Winnipeg, MB R3B 2E9
Canada
Phone: 204-943-0318
49° 53' 20.9112" N, 97° 9' 23.8284" W

Featuring:

Dr. Wade Davis, Explorer in Residence, National Geographic Society, Senior Visiting Fellow at the University of Winnipeg and author of The Sacred Headwaters: the fight to save the Stikine, Skeena and Nass.

Gerald Amos, former elected Chief Councillor for the Haisla First Nation for 12 years. He has been a leading voice for conservation in Canada for thirty years. He is the author of an open letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Natural Resources Minister, Joe Oliver, "No apology forthcoming".

Lynne Fernandez, economist, Canadian Centre of Policy Alternatives.

Anne Lindsey, former executive director, Manitoba Eco-Network.

Contact name: 
Josh Brandon

Socialist Party of Ontario policy assembly

Nov 12 2011 - 9:00am
Nov 12 2011 - 6:00pm

Location

Trent University
2510 Pioneer Road Gzowski College Case Study Room, Rm 115, Gzowski College
Peterborough, ON K9J 7B8
Canada

Join us at the first annual policy assembly of the Socialist Party of Ontario.

Agenda:

Contact name: 
Andrew Klochek

Indigenous Sovereignty Week Toronto 2011

Nov 14 2011 - 6:30pm
Nov 26 2011 - 10:00pm

Location

Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 39' 11.6136" N, 79° 22' 59.4624" W

Indigenous Sovereignty Week gathers people together to build local relationships around the dissemination of ideas of Indigenism and to contribute to building a cross-Canada movement for Indigenous rights, self-determination, and justice for Indigenous communities.

The theme this year is: Celebrating Community Victories -- Standing up to the Harper Threat.

Redeye

Missing Women Commission of Inquiry deeply problematic

October 10, 2011
| Legal scholar and lawyer Mary Eberts says a public inquiry such as the Missing Women Inquiry can play a vital role in uncovering deeper issues in society.

14:37 minutes (13.39 MB)

DisOrientation 2011 : The past is a battleground

DisOrientation 2011
Sep 18 2011 - 1:59pm
Sep 23 2011 - 1:59pm

Location

University of Toronto Toronto, ON
Canada
Phone: 416 978 7771
43° 39' 12.6864" N, 79° 23' 2.0652" W

THE PAST IS A BATTLEGROUND
Sept 18 to Sept 23

http://disorientation2011.org

Contact name: 
OPIRG-Toronto
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Progressive Voices

Canada, still colonial

July 21, 2011
| We speak with Dr. Hayden King on Stephen Harper being named honourary chief of the Blood Tribe, Canada's residential school system, the annexation of Six Nations land in Caledonia, and more.

28:56 minutes (26.51 MB)
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