ACTIVlist Update - April 5, 2017
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Mulroney to meet with Trudeau & Liberal cabinet committee to talk NAFTA, April 6 Winnipeg chapter opposes Energy East pipeline at First Mennonite Church gathering Halton chapter sponsors talk by Avi Lewis in Oakville MP Nathan Cullen challenges Liberal MPs to debate electoral reform at public forums More than 700 people register to hear Maude Barlow speak in British Columbia London chapter hosts blanket exercise, April 19 Edmonton chapter to attend City Council debate on privatization of drainage services, April 11 Terrace chapter challenges Site C dam in letter to the editor ______________ MEDIA ADVISORY: Maude Barlow to discuss B.C.'s water crisis and May election in Williams Lake next week
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Former Progressive Conservative prime minister Brian Mulroney will be discussing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and key cabinet ministers at a Canada-US cabinet committee meeting on Thursday.
The Council of Canadians Winnipeg chapter spoke against the Energy East tar sands pipeline... at a church gathering last night.
The Council of Canadians Halton chapter sponsored a talk by Avi Lewis in Oakville last night organized by Advancement of Women Halton.
The Canadian Press reports, "New Democrat MP Nathan Cullen is planning a series of town-hall meetings in Liberal ridings across the country in an effort to resurrect the issue of electoral reform."
Council of Canadians chairperson Maude Barlow will be on a speaking tour in British Columbia starting this Thursday.
The Council of Canadians London chapter will be hosting a blanket exercise on April 19 starting at 6 pm at the Mary Campbell Housing Co-Op.
The Council of Canadians Edmonton chapter will be at their City Council's debate on Epcor's bid to run the City's drainage services as a business.
The Council of Canadians Terrace chapter has expressed its opposition to the controversial Site C dam in a letter to the editor.
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