ACTIVlist - January 28, 2016
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Atlantic's First Blue Communitiy: Municipality of the District of Lunenburg Kent County chapter screens 'This Changes Everything', plans Feb. 13-16 workshops Ottawa chapter activist challenges Globe and Mail... editorial on pipeline reviews Council of Canadians raises questions about Liberal government's pipeline review process Council of Canadians bring a medicare message to new MPs Feds new pipeline rules show some promise, but the devil is in the details Peterborough chapter helps launch books critical of Canadian mining in Africa Regina chapter's letter to the editor says Energy East is not a "nation builder" Hamilton chapter calls on federal government to halt pipeline reviews
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The Municipality of the District of Lunenburg (or MODL) celebrated their Blue Community achievement at the beginning of the Council meeting Tuesday night, and received their official certificate in the presence of many South Shore chapter members.
The Council of Canadians Kent County chapter screened 'This Changes Everything' last night.
Council of Canadians Ottawa chapter activist Phil Soubliere pokes some fun at the Globe and Mail editorial board's stance on pipeline reviews.
The Council of Canadians says the Trudeau government's interim regulations for pipeline review processes are a good first step, but that there are questions and fundamental issues that still need to be addressed.
This week Council of Canadians representatives joined over 140 health care advocates from across Canada meeting with MPs new and old.
Natural Resources Minister Carr and Environment and Climate Change Minister McKenna just concluded a press conference announcing new rules for pipeline projects.
The Council of Canadians Peterborough chapter co-sponsored Double Book Launch: Criticism of Canada's Mining Interest and Aid in Africa at Trent University on Jan. 21.
The Council of Canadians Regina chapter highlighted the national unity dimension of the Energy East debate in this letter to the editor published in the Regina Leader-Post today.
The Council of Canadians Hamilton chapter rallied outside the Federal Building in their city yesterday to call on the Trudeau government to halt the deeply flawed National Energy Board review process for pipelines.
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