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Justin Trudeau is coming to Nanaimo. Tell him to stop Kinder Morgan!

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Conversations with Activists Take 3 (Wed., Jan. 31)

My deepest apologies. Just a reminder to myself that I shouldn't be sending out email when I am in a rush.
Lina de Guevara's talk actually takes place on Wednesday, January 31, at 6:30 pm.

A review of the relationships between settlers and indigenous people in Chile. A personal story

Conversations With Activists - 2018 Series

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Cornett A229 from 6:30 pm – 7:50 pm

Featured Speaker:

Lina de Guevara

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Conversations with Activists coorect date: Jan. 30


my apologies. Lina de Guevara's talk is Tuesdya. Jan. 30th.
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Conversations with Activists

Dear Friends of SJS,

Please join us tomorrow for the first in our 2018 Conversations with Activists.

A review of the relationships between settlers and indigenous people in Chile. A personal story

Conversations With Activists - 2018 Series

Tuesday, January 29, 2018

Cornett A229 from 6:30 pm – 7:50 pm



Featured Speaker:

Lina de Guevara

Lina was born in Chile and began her career as an actor, theatre...

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Paov, just 3 days left

NationBuilder r1

We have only 3 days left until the January 31st deadline for MSP Task Force submissions.

Let's seize this opportunity to tell the BC government to get rid of MSP fees altogether by Budget 2019/20 and replace revenue in a fair way through progressive income and business taxes.

We made it easy for you to send an email to the MSP Task Force. You can use our pre-filled email message or modify it to include your perspective through our website. Click here to send your message before January 31, 4:00 PM PST.

P.S. If you sent in a submission to the task force already, thank you. Now, will you share through social media? Our strength is in numbers. Click...

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requests and upcoming events

Dear Friends of SJS,
Blankets needed for Stolen Sisters March, February 17, 2018
A group is collecting blanket donations for the Stolen Sisters March in February to keep Elders warm at the Legislature! Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have a blanket to spare, any size, new or used (in decent shape) washed with unscented laundry soap. All donations greatly appreciated, and we can pick up! contact Shannon Hope - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Stolen Sisters Memorial March Victoria 2018Saturday, February 17 at 11:00amOur Place Society
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Contemporary Controversies:

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Dear Friends of SJS:

Jan. 31:

Indigenous Leadership Speaks on Fish Farm Eviction Struggle

Where: Human and Social Development Building, A240, UVic

When: Janunary 31st, 2018, 7:00-9:00 PM,

What: Frontline Indigenous Leadership Speaks on Fish Farm Struggle

Fundraising: Event By Donation, and Raffle for Local Art

The 31-year struggle to evict open-net fish farms is approaching a crucial date: in June, the BC NDP government that swore to uphold the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People will decide whether to revoke or renew many of the tenures for Marine Harvest and Cermaq. The continued clear and unified voice of eight Kwakwaka'wakw nations should make this a simple decision: Fish Farms Out Now!

We invite you to come and...

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This one quick move could crush dirty LNG in BC forever

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upcoming events

Dear Friends of SJS:

Jan. 31:

Indigenous Leadership Speaks on Fish Farm Eviction Struggle

Where: Human and Social Development Building, A240, UVic

When: Janunary 31st, 2018, 7:00-9:00 PM,

What: Frontline Indigenous Leadership Speaks on Fish Farm Struggle

Fundraising: Event By Donation, and Raffle for Local Art

The 31-year struggle to evict open-net fish farms is approaching a crucial date: in June, the BC NDP government that swore to uphold the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People will decide whether to revoke or renew many of the tenures for Marine Harvest and Cermaq. The continued clear and unified voice of eight Kwakwaka'wakw nations should make this a simple decision: Fish Farms Out Now!

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[evoz] Indigenous Leadership Speaks on Fish Farm Eviction Struggle: Wed, Jan 31st, 7-9PM, UVic - HSD A240

Where: Human and Social Development Building, A240, UVic
When: Janunary 31st, 7----9 pm, 2018 What: Frontline Indigenous Leadership Speaks on Fish Farm Struggle Fundraising: Event By Donation, and Raffle for Local Art The 31-year struggle to evict open-net fish farms is approaching a crucial date: in June, the BC NDP government that swore to uphold the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People will decide whether to revoke or renew many of the tenures for Marine Harvest and Cermaq. The continued clear and unified voice of eight Kwakwaka'wakw nations should make this a simple decision: Fish Farms Out Now! We invite you to come and hear the latest in the struggle from the indigenous leadership at the front of it. We will hear from Molina Dawson...

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[evoz] coffee and cafe

Hello CASC supporters, As you know Cafe Simpatico was cancelled for January in solidarity withe the site_C-dam summit. If you need fresh Ometepe coffee – please contact Tim at 250 384 7842 or Terry at 250 595-7519. (Allan is away this month) Still only $13/lb/454 g. fair trade/organic med.dark beans - Helping farmers in Nicaragua live a dignified life. From your coffee committee

more upcoming events

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Dear Friends of SJS,


January 25:


THE CITY TALKS


Spring 2018

Sex and the City


Organized by the UVic Committee for Urban Studies

Co-Sponsored by the European Union Centre of Excellence, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Geography, Department of History, Department of Anthropology, and the Cultural, Social, and Political Thought (CSPT) Program.


Panel: Social Justice and Sex-Work in the City of Victoria

Panelists include Bobby Dick, Breanne Gornall, and Sarah Smith, facilitated by Rachel Phillips...

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9 days to get rid of MSP fees sooner

NationBuilder r1

Dear Paov,

Thanks to you and tens of thousands of others, the BC government cut unfair MSP fees by 50% on January 1st and committed to getting rid of MSP fees altogether within four years.

Now we have just 9 days left to make sure that revenue is replaced in a truly fair way —and to make sure the fees are axed altogether in next year’s budget, not four years down the road.

A government-appointed MSP Task Force is seeking public input on how to replace revenues from the MSP fee cut. [1]

A fair way to replace MSP revenueThat means we have a huge opportunity Read more: 9 days to get rid of MSP fees sooner

upcoming events and opportunities

Dear Friends of SJS:


Jan. 26 and Jan. 27:
Site C Summit: Accountability & Action1 pm, Friday, January 26 and 9 am, Saturday, Jan 27.First Met Victoria, 932 Balmoral Road, Victoria, V8T 1A8
On December 11, 2017, Premier Horgan announced his decision to continue the Site C hydro-electric dam project on the Peace River.Because of this decision, viewed by many thoughtful people as a major mistake impacting future generations of British Columbians, the Peace Valley Solidarity Initiative came together to organize the Site C Summit. This is a non-partisan, grass-roots initiative.
The Site C Summit will review the rationale and the consultation/decision-making processes that led to the decision.This will be followed by community action planning which will point us in new directions, in solidarity with First Nations.
All who oppose the Site C dam project are welcome...

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Upcoming workshops!

NationBuilder r1

Paov --

We have two workshops coming up that we would love to see you at.

January 31 - Action Scenario Workshop in Chilliwack at the Landing sports center @ 6pm.

February 6 - Legal Support workshop in Abbotsford at the Clearbrook library @ 6pm.

Let me know if you want to attend or if you have any questions!

Justine Nelson

Coordinator

604 773 2416

PIPE UP Network
http://www.pipe-up.net/

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PIPE UP Network · BC, Canada
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[evoz] REMINDER: Solidarity with our friend Deidre Kelly and her family

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THE SOLIDARITY FEAST FOR OUR COMRADE AND FRIEND DEIRDRE AND HER FAMILY IS SOLD OUT. THANK YOU ALL FOR HELPING US TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN.

SEE YOU AT THE FEAST

A Dinner Feast

In Solidarity with our Comrade Deirdre Kelly

Sunday, January 21

FCA Hall, 1923 Fernwood Road

Door opens @ 5 pm, Dinner @ 6pm.

Carlos: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 250 598-7690 or

Nancy: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 250 886-1900

COST: $30 - cash or cheque, payable to Nancy Murphy with a memo: Deirdre’s solidarity

Carlos Flores

British Columbia, Canada

http://www.noesmeralda.com

https://www.facebook.com/vcasc

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Let's keep the Peace by keeping up the fight against Site C!

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Environmental decisions are too important to leave to industry professionals

r1 Take action by Jan. 19 – demand an end to regulatory outsourcing ...

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Take action against wildlife extinction in Canada

Take action against wildlife extinction in Canada

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