ACTIVlist Update - April 8, 2016
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Comox Valley chapter hosts TPP forum with Dr. Shiv Chopra Sudbury chapter disappointed injunction not granted to stop logging of the Benny Forest South Niagara chapter organizes protest against 'biodiversity offsetting' proposal P3 agreement in Saint John allows water utility to be sold Alton gas storage project put on hold!
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The Council of Canadians Comox Valley chapter hosted a public forum in Courtenay last night featuring Dr. Shiv Chopra speaking on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and its potential impacts on the Food and Drugs Act.
The Council of Canadians Sudbury chapter supports ongoing efforts to protect the Benny Forest, which... is on the territorial lands of the Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation.
The Council of Canadians South Niagara chapter held a protest yesterday against a 'biodiversity offsetting' plan being considered by Niagara Regional Council.
The Council of Canadians continues to raise concerns about the public-private partnership (P3) water treatment plant in Saint John.
The Council of Canadians has been opposing for the past two years a plan by Alton Natural Gas Storage LP to store natural gas near the rural community of Alton, which is situated about 75 kilometres north of Halifax.
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