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The alt-right and the Bannon-Frum debate

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A Socialist Project podcast ... No. 9 ... November 26 2018
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The alt-right and the Bannon-Frum debate w/ Tanner Mirrlees

Oats sat down with Tanner Mirrlees to chat about the rise of the “alt-right” as well as the recent debate between Steve Bannon and David Frum in Toronto.

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ACTIVlist Update - November 26, 2018

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This daily ACTIVlist e-mail is a compilation of blog posts, media releases and action alerts from the Council of Canadians. For more information about our campaigns, how to get involved, and how to become a member, go to canadians.org. Please use this link to forward ACTIVlist to a friend and encourage them to join! Thank you for your interest and support.

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Six Nations youth leads protest against Nestlé
“I don’t want my friends’ babies or their babies to ever worry about not having water,” Makasa Looking Horse (photo above) said to the audience who gathered at JC Hill Elementary School on a rainy morning.


Quinte Chapter organizes event on challenging the corporate rule of water
On November 14, I spoke to a residents of Prince Edward County (PEC) about current water issues...

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Rise & Resist Action, NEB Hearings LIVE now, PR Vote Final Countdown and a New Petition to Save the Walbran Valley

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2018 has been a disaster for the free and open Internet.

The Facebook and Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal....

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[CFSC E-News] The deer hunt

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Year-end so far


The end of the year is always exciting for us at CFSC. We launch our...

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Bayer

Bayer & co are desperate to get their bee-killing chemicals back on the shelves.

An historic new ban on bee-killing pesticides is under threat.

Bayer and its cronies are desperately scrambling to get their bee-killing chemicals back on the shelves.

We’re heading to court to defend the ban and protect the bees. There’s just one thing we need: You.

Court cases are costly but effective. Will you chip in to save the bees?

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Mining Conflicts Multiply: Extractivism Critics Gather in Johannesburg

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A Socialist Project e-bulletin ... No. 1709 ... November 26, 2018
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Mining Conflicts Multiply: Extractivism Critics Gather in Johannesburg

Patrick Bond

The World Social Forum’s "Thematic Forum on Mining and Extractivism" convened from November 12-15 here in Johannesburg, on the heels of the Southern Africa People’s Tribunal on Transnational Corporations. Hundreds of radical activists from community groups and social movements, grounded in concrete local grievances, met to agree on their systemic critique.

This is the appropriate moment -- here and across the world -- for the grassroots to tackle mining, oil and gas. In spite of South Africa’s resurgent state-corporate alliance since the February ascent of former mining magnate Cyril Ramaphosa, world economic chaos is deterring investment.

Mining houses cite not just South Africa’s black-empowerment ownership requirements, but a host of structural problems: weak...

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How a just peace in Palestine-Israel can save our planet

LeftStreamed — Recorded in Toronto, 8 November 2018

How a just peace in Palestine-Israel can save our planet

The planet we call home is in trouble. Human survival depends on strong and determined global action by governments across the world. States act according to international law and work within world governing structures. Both of these have been lamed, almost mortally wounded by 70 years of Israel’s intransigence and impunity toward Palestinians and the illegal occupation of their land.

The only way to save human life on the planet is to rescue international law and global governance from near irrelevance. The best place to begin is a true and just peace in Israel-Palestine. Insisting on applying international law and an end to coddling and protecting Israel’s actions in world forums will bring back leadership and...

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R&F.ca Weekly Update

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ACTIVlist Update - November 23, 2018

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Chapters This Week
Here are a few recent highlights, events and actions taking place in your community and beyond!


Message from a postal worker
Hello, I just got back from the Canada Post picket lines. I want to ask you to stand in solidarity with us and help end the strike: Can you take 2 minutes to email your Member of Parliament? Take action here »



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Forced sterilizations

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Hallway Medicine: It Can Be Fixed

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A Socialist Project e-bulletin ... No. 1708 ... November 23, 2018
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Hallway Medicine: It Can Be Fixed

Doug Allan and Michael Hurley


This brief is part of a cross province campaign begun before the summer election by the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions / CUPE to alert the public to the dangers to hospital and healthcare posed by a Doug Ford Progressive Conservative government. After the election, TD released a report suggesting the government to make even deeper cuts to real program spending -- $23.9-billion annually by 2022/23. CUPE, along with other unions, is working closely with the Ontario Health Coalition (OHC) and the hundreds of community groups affiliated to it. The OHC Assembly in November debated a new Action Plan, which calls on the community -- labour alliance to build a rally at Queen’s...

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In the Loop: Finally! Government takes action to fix gender wage gap



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Bringing the horror of Factory Schooling to light


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As an ally of tribal peoples, you’ve probably already heard about the horrific and dehumanizing education systems that the Canadian, American and Australian governments devised in order to forcibly assimilate indigenous peoples.

Maybe you’ve watched the heartbreaking film, “Rabbit Proof Fence,” or read about Canada’s residential school system which was designed “to kill the Indian in the child.”

You might not be aware that right now there are hundreds of thousands of tribal children attending similar schools around the world. At Survival, we call them “factory schools” because of the systematic and abusive “reprogramming” that happens there. But really, there are no words to describe the horrors children endure – physical and sexual abuse are alarmingly common, and children are stripped of their identities and banned from speaking their languages.

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Gifts with double the impact.

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Myanmar: Stop union-busting at the Hotel Tharabar Gate

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60 species threatened

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