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Stop Site C dam - make the call!

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Just wanted to make surehave you registered for the BC Health Coalition 2017 Conference yet?

If not, not to worry. We've extended the deadline to register to Monday, October 22, which is only two days away. But hurry, make sure you register in time before time runs out. Click here to register.

Be sure to check out our exciting schedule of speakers and workshops by clicking here.

We're so pumped see you next week! See all details below.

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Conference FlyerYou are invited to the BC Health Coalition 2017 Conference, an exciting two full days of speakers, and workshops. Discussions and topics include seniors care,...

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Two upcoming events from Victoria central America Support Committee.

Karuara: People of the River (Peru)Print

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Vancouver Island: Let's Talk Forests

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We might lose

Today, Finance Minister Morneau backed down on several parts of his tax fairness bill -- and there’s a chance the bill could be watered down even further this week. [1]

The Conservatives are orchestrating a deceptive public relations campaign designed to trick backbench Liberal MPs into advocating against tax fairness. And it’s working.

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Join a webinar Sat Oct 21, 2 PM EDT with Byron Weber Becker: How Multi-Member PR Systems Work!



You're Invited!
Multi-Member Proportional Representation Systems

Sat Oct 21, 2 PM EDT

In our survey this summer, you told us you want to learn more about how proportional systems for Canada work! This webinar is the first in a 3 part series on systems.

Join electoral systems expert Byron Weber Becker to learn the basics of Multi-Member Systems: Single Transferable Vote (PR-STV) and an adaptation of it called Local PR.

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Two weeks away: BC Health Coalition 2017 Conference

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Conference FlyerWe're only two weeks away from the BC Health Coalition 2017 Conference, an exciting two full days of speakers, and workshops. Discussions and topics include seniors care, primary health care, Indigenous health, health organizing, poverty reduction, pharmacare and others. This is a unique opportunity to learn together, strategize and take action to strengthen our public health care system in B.C. Click here to register.

The Details:

Dates: Friday, October 27th to Saturday, October 28th, 2017
Times: 11 am to 4:30 pm on Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm on Saturday
Location: Jewish Community Centre, 950 41st Ave W, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2N7
Cost: $0-$75 sliding scale. No one will be turned away due to lack...

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Get it while it's hot - 2018 Canada's Wild Calendar

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Workshop This Weekend!


PeerNetBC News

PeerNetBC Fall Workshops

Our first workshop is coming up this weekend on Saturday the 14th. It's on the Foundation of Facilitation. The teachings in this workshop can help you in a number if different ways; from facilitating your own grassroots group, to everyday office work, there are tools that can help you out in a variety of different capactities. We are really excited to share with you. The team has been working on preparing a fascinating day of learning.

We are very pleased to be offering American Sign Language interpretation for this falls workshop series.

Already taken PeerNet's trainings? Help spread the word to those who may benefit from these capacity-building opportunities: volunteers, program participants, program coordinators, youth workers, peer navigators, or even your roommate or neighbour!

Taking place on the unceded territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh nations, PeerNetBC’s Community Workshops are provided twice per year. These workshops are open to everyone and offer a great opportunity to learn and network with people from various communities, groups and organizations.

Cost: $15 - $75+ sliding scale, with no one turned away for lack of funds.

Location: PeerNetBC office, #408 – 602 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC

To Register: http://www.peernetbc.com/upcoming-workshops-2 or call 604.733.6186

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Stand with coast heroes on this devastating anniversary

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call for support

Dear Friends of SJS,

Local Activists Call for Support:

On October 10th, Premier John Horgan and three NDP MLAs visited the Big House in Yalis and met with 40 hereditary chiefs from eight Kwakwaka'wakw nations. He was asked a simple question: "Will you promise to remove open net fish farms from our waters". He responded: "I promise to take this information back to my cabinet."

This response is totally inadequate. This Friday, from noon to 4:00, we invite you to join us in peacefully occupying John Horgan's constituency office at 122-2806 Jacklin Road to remind him of his responsibility to stop intensifying colonialism and follow the clear voice of indigenous leadership.

More information about the event is available here:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1725775341062591/

If you have questions or concerns, please contact Seb Bonet at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


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Margo MatwychukDirector
Social Justice Studies ProgramUniversity of Victoriaweb.uvic.ca/socialjustice/@UVicSJS on TwitterUVicSJS on FacebookUVicSJS on YouTube
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upcoming events

Dear Friends of SJS,
Please join us this Friday, Oct. 13th for the SJS Annual Lecture:
Restoring the Circle of Life in this Region: Indigenous Perspectives for Social and Ecological Justice
a talk by Paul Cheoketen Wagner
W̱SÁNEĆ activist Paul Cheoketen Wagner discusses the movement for social and ecological justice in the Salish Sea bioregion. He draws from cultural work as a Coast Salish story-teller and his community organizing work encouraging the transition to the post- petroleum economy.

7 p.m.Hickman Building Room 105
Free and open to the public


This lecture coincides with the opening of the Common Vision, Common Action conference, taking place from October 13-15 at the University of Victoria. To register for the weekend conference, visit:www.CommonAction.ca.

This event is accessible to people with diverse abilities and is taking place on the territory of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples.


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Fall Into Action: October Newsletter

The changing of seasons is upon us, comrade! There are many ways to get involved in the worker's movement this October. This newsletter contains information on the radical events and workshops we're hosting this month. Make sure to scroll down to check out the details, and pass the info along to a co-worker!
***An important announcement this month for service workers*** As of September 15, B.C.'s minimum wage has been increased to $11.35 and $10.10 for liquor servers. If your pay does not reflect these changes, you are owed wages! Contact Retail Action Network and we can help you get your missing wages back.

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[evoz] CASC events Oct 24 & 27 - People of the River

Mining Justice Action Committee (MJAC) and Central American Support Committee (CASC) and 1st Met. United Church present:

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[evoz] fresh coffee

Another roast of our Cafe Simpatico Nicaraguan fair trade, organic, med-dark roast will be bagged and available by Wednesday Oct. 11, Call Allen for pickup at 250 384 0477. Still 513/lb/454g. Thanks from your CASC coffee committee

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