OTTAWA — The Mohawk protester who helped shut down a stretch of Ontario's
busiest highway last June says Canadians can expect more disruption on May
29.
That's the date chiefs across the country have circled for another day of
peaceful demonstration to push for urgent action on native poverty. Shawn
Brant, who led highway and railroad blockades near Kingston, Ont., last
June, says placard-waving won't cut it.
(Full article at: http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5heaq8ApZNXF-Etl1d06u9TkSZnzw)
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Friday, March 7, 2008
MOVIE SCREENING: Uranium
Wednesday, March 26, 7pm at Sadleir House (751 George St)
The Ontario Public Interest Research Group (OPIRG) and Amnesty International
will be presenting a movie event at Sadleir House featuring the movie
Uranium that explores the consequences of uranium mining in Canada.
It examines the profound toxic and radioactive waste environmental
hazards associated with uranium mining, and exposes the mining
companies' brutal violation of the traditional economic and spiritual
lives of many aboriginal people.
Contact: opirg@trentu.ca
The Ontario Public Interest Research Group (OPIRG) and Amnesty International
will be presenting a movie event at Sadleir House featuring the movie
Uranium that explores the consequences of uranium mining in Canada.
It examines the profound toxic and radioactive waste environmental
hazards associated with uranium mining, and exposes the mining
companies' brutal violation of the traditional economic and spiritual
lives of many aboriginal people.
Contact: opirg@trentu.ca
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