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1 week away! Free Webinar on Solar PV Technology - July 26


BCSEA is a non-profit society that relies on memberships to advance the low-carbon economy. Will you please join us?


1 Week to go! Free Webinar on Solar Power

Harnessing the Sun: The Future of Solar in B.C.

Sponsored by Avalon Energy Management

We're just one week away from the fourth free webinar of BCSEA's 2016 Webinar Series, Harnessing the Sun: The Future of Solar in B.C.

Reserve your free Webinar seat now by clicking here and join us July 26th, from 12 - 1pm PT.

As sunshine beams down over the Northern Hemisphere, there's no better time to consider...

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A mighty river. A powerful force.

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[evoz] Please accept my invitation to FREE DRUM WORKSHOP & DRUM ENSEMBLE

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You're invited!

Join African Lovers V.I. at FREE DRUM WORKSHOP & DRUM ENSEMBLE Saturday, October 1, 2016
1:00 PM Arts Center at Cedar Hill Rec.
3220 Cedar Hill Rd., V8P 3Y3, Victoria, BC Accept invitation

Can't go, but keep me updated

This Meetup is hosted by Victoria African Culture & Festival Meetup. In celebration of Culture Days, Victoria African and Caribbean Cultural Society & Drum Victoria invite you a free drumming workshop...

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upcoming job opportunity and event

Dear Friends of SJS,
Job opportunity:
This position may be of interest to some of you: The University has posted a job opening for LE NONET Academic Coordinator. See further information at https://uvic.mua.hrdepartment.com/hr/ats/Posting/view/1872



Upcoming event:
The Beehive Design Collective will be presenting a workshop and Test Their Logik will be performing at Camas Books & Infoshop on July 31st at 7pm..


The Beehive Design Collective and Test Their Logik will again hit the road for a cross-Canada tour entitled "Art of Resistance Tour vol.2" this summer. They'll be combining storytelling and presentations of their newest masterpiece MesoAmérica Resiste! with hip-hop performances. They'll be travelling with giant art murals, a distro of activist art and literature, and stories, songs, and experiences to share.

*MesoAmérica Resiste Story-telling workshop* by the Beehive...

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Mennonite Church Canada passes BDS resolution!

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July 26 - Free Webinar on Solar PV Technology!


BCSEA is a non-profit society that relies on memberships to advance the low-carbon economy. Will you please join us?


BCSEA Webinar: Harnessing the Sun

The Future of Solar in B.C.

Sponsored by Avalon Mechanical Consultants Ltd.

Join us for the fourth FREE webinar of BCSEA's 2016 Webinar Series, on July 26th from 12pm - 1pm PT.

Reserve your free Webinar seat now by clicking here!

As sunshine beams down over the Northern Hemisphere, there's no better time to consider the massive potential of that blazing ball of nucleur fusion in the sky.

Solar power is one of the world's fastest growing sources of renewable energy. Efficiency is up and costs...

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Paov, will you join us to rally for sustainable forestry?

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Whats next for Canadas environmen

r1 Building the next generation of Canada

Introducing the new VoteBetter.ca

If you have questions about the government’s plans to change our voting system, we’ve got answers. Today we are launching VoteBetter.ca - a new website in support of Leadnow’s campaign for proportional representation.

VoteBetter.ca is a hub of information on proportional representation (PR) - what it is, why we need it, and what you can do to help make it happen. It’s a one-stop-shop for anyone who wants to know more about the potential upcoming changes to our voting system and join the movement to make every vote count.

Visit VoteBetter.ca now

We know that there’s been a lot happening on voting reform in the last few months, and we wanted to make it easy to get caught up.

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how to address the Cowichan

Cowichan Tribes, not Band

They were called Bands under the colonists.

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r52 Public lecture- July 25th 11am

Hi All,

The Centre for Global Studies, Centre for Studies in Religion and Society, and If Not Now When, Canadian Jews for an Open Dialogue about Israel are co-sponsoring a public talk with Mitchell Plitnick the Vice President at the Foundation for Middle East Peace.

What: Globalizing the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
When: July 25th, 2016 – 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Where: UVic Hickman Building room 116



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[evoz] Reminder of film on Friday

Don’t miss this FREE screening of Flin Flon Flim Flam An Investigative Media production. Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses. Coming to Victoria on Friday July 15th at 7 pm The Vic Theatre: 808 Douglas St. The film director John Dougherty will be in attendance for discussion and Q and A after the film. There will be a brief introduction by Mining Justice Action Committee (MJAC). Award-winning journalist John Dougherty’s latest documentary “Flin Flon Flim Flam”, reports on Toronto-based miner Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses. The exposé reveals how Hudbay contaminated its home community in Flin Flon, Manitoba with high levels of heavy metals from a smelter the company operated for more than 80 years. The documentary also reports on the impact to residents of Hudbay’s former mine in El Estor, Guatemala where the company’s security guards allegedly clashed with residents over land...

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Flin Flon Flim Flam film event. July 15th

***Special Event Announcement**** Don’t miss this FREE screening of Flin Flon Flim Flam An Investigative Media production. Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses. Coming to Victoria on Friday July 15th at 7 pm The Vic Theatre: 808 Douglas St. The film director John Dougherty will be in attendance for discussion and Q and A after the film. There will be a brief introduction by Mining Justice Action Committee (MJAC).

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ACTION NEEDED. Draft please comment

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First we wish to thank those who have contributed to the rent of the CAIA Billboard. The donations are allowing us to plan for several months. HOWEVER........
Our Duncan billboard has attracted the the attention of people wishing to deny the rights of the indigenous Palestinians. They convinced the Cowichan Nation to insist the billboard sign be removed. The usual misinformation that the wording was racist was apparently given. In deference to and with respect to the Cowichan Band, CAIA Active Committee decided to comply and take the billboard down until we could meet with the Band Council.
We have yet been unable to meet with the Council.
SO WE ASK OUR SUPPORTERS TO EMAIL, MAIL OR TELEPHONE IN SUPPORT OF OUR BILLBOARD.
Please do so with respect. Explain that the Palestinians are the indigenous people suffering colonialism as the natives of North America have. ...

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upcoming events

Dear Friends of SJS,
Some great events happening this week and next:
Friday, July 15th:

***Special Event Announcement****

Don’t miss this FREE screening of Flin Flon Flim Flam

An Investigative Media production.

Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses.

Coming to Victoria on Friday July 15th at 7 pm

The Vic Theatre: 808 Douglas St.

The film director John Dougherty will be in attendance for discussion and Q and A after the film.

There will be a brief introduction by Mining Justice Action Committee (MJAC).

Award-winning journalist John Dougherty’s latest documentary “Flin Flon Flim Flam”, reports on Toronto-based miner Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses.

The exposé reveals how Hudbay contaminated its home community in Flin Flon, Manitoba with high levels of heavy metals from a smelter the company operated for more than 80 years. The documentary also reports on the...

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[evoz] Flin Flon Flim Flam film event. July 15th

***Special Event Announcement**** Don’t miss this FREE screening of Flin Flon Flim Flam An Investigative Media production. Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses. Coming to Victoria on Friday July 15th at 7 pm The Vic Theatre: 808 Douglas St. The film director John Dougherty will be in attendance for discussion and Q and A after the film. There will be a brief introduction by Mining Justice Action Committee (MJAC). Award-winning journalist John Dougherty’s latest documentary “Flin Flon Flim Flam”, reports on Toronto-based miner Hudbay Minerals‘ worldwide operations and its human rights and environmental abuses. The exposé reveals how Hudbay contaminated its home community in Flin Flon, Manitoba with high levels of heavy metals from a smelter the company operated for more than 80 years. The documentary also reports on the impact to residents of Hudbay’s former mine in El Estor, Guatemala where the company’s security guards allegedly clashed with residents...

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A huge blow to Enbridge and Kinder Morgan

Last week, two pivotal announcements were made regarding the Enbridge Northern Gateway and Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipelines that we’d like to share with you.

Update on Enbridge - Huge Victory for First Nations!

On Thursday, the Federal Court of Appeals overturned Harper’s approval of the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline, citing the lack of First Nations consultation.1 This is a huge victory for the climate, for the communities along the pipeline and tanker route, and especially for First Nations asserting their constitutional rights. While this is not game over for Enbridge, it’s a major setback for this dangerous project.2

We’d like to give a huge thanks and congratulations to the Gitxaala, Gitga’at, Haisla, Haida, Kitasoo, Heiltsuk nations and the Nadleh Whut’en and Nak’azdli Whut’en bands, who together launched the court challenge that led to this decision. We’d also like to thank the hundreds of Leadnow community members who contributed close to $9,000 to this legal action!3

This is an example of how, if we work together with our allies across Canada, we can defeat even the most powerful corporations in the world.

Stopping Kinder Morgan - Consultations begin this summer!

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[evoz] Annual FIESTA CUBANA

Annual FIESTA CUBANA

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