ACTIVlist Update - March 29, 2016
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Residents start countdown on City of Edmundston's promise to protect its drinking water from Energy East TPP Consultations: Now you see them, now you don't! PEI chapter to rally against the TPP What the right "gets" about free trade Liberal health care funding increase falls below 3 per cent Secwepemc Elder William Jones 'Wolverine' Ignace Council of Canadians says TFWP needs comprehensive reform Council of Canadians supports Black Lives Matter tent city in Toronto Federal infrastructure minister open to funds for ten-lane Massey Bridge Are large projects like Energy East putting drinking water protection on the chopping block in New Brunswick? Communities take action from coast to coast on World Water Day
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It's about leadership. It's about duty. And it's about the upcoming municipal election.
On the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), International Trade minister Chrystia Freeland has claimed to be in “listening mode."
The Council of Canadians PEI chapter will be rallying against the... Trans-Pacific Partnership on March 31.
For Canadians, the American presidential primaries always promise great entertainment value.
What's happening with the Liberal promise for a new Health Accord?
The Council of Canadians mourns the passing of Secwepemc Elder William Jones 'Wolverine' Ignace.
The Council of Canadians has joined with the Coalition for Migrant Worker Rights Canada and more than 50 organizations in a letter that says a planned federal review of the Temporary Foreign Workers Program must be based on the principles of human rights and dignity, lead to comprehensive reforms, and correct historical exclusions faced by migrant workers.
The Council of Canadians supports the Black Lives Matter movement.
The Trudeau government seems open to using federal infrastructure funds for projects that increase carbon emissions.
It was a classic case of, “If you’re not angry, you’re not paying attention.”
What an incredible World Water Day this year! Over 30 Council of Canadians chapters organized events and actions in communities from coast to coast.
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