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SUMMARY:Trade the TPP March and Rally
DESCRIPTION:Trade the TPP march and rally\nMeeting at Parade Square (1841 Argyle St) downtown Halifax\nMarch to Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel for rally. \nThis rally is to show our federal government that the people of Atlantic Canada are opposed to bad trade deals like the TPP which give away our jobs\, and impact our health and environment. Trade is an essential part of our economy but we need a trade deal that works for workers. \nPlease join us September 29th at 9:00am. We will be gathering at Parade Square then marching down to Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel for the rally. Bring your voices and your noise makers. \nAfter the rally we will be heading into the hotel to listen to the hearing. Please bring your ID with you to get in and no metal objects. \nCome help us make this the biggest TPP event in Canada!
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/trade-the-tpp-march-and-rally/
LOCATION:Grand Parade\, Barrington Street\, Halifax
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SUMMARY:Community Presentation on "This is What I Wish You Knew"
DESCRIPTION:Sept. 29’s SMU-Halifax Library “Urban Sociology” class (1-2pm) Sabrina DiMattia\, Dylan Letendre\, Diane Obed & Tayla Paul discuss their participation in a community-based research collaboration (w. Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre\, Dalhousie & Saint Mary’s Universities\, NS College of Art & Design) that brought together 50 Aboriginal artists\, youth\, adults & Elders in K’jipuktuk (Halifax)\, to explore their individual and collective identities and develop the stories they “wish you knew.” \nTayla Paul created the image on this event page (& the project website). \n“This is What I Wish You Knew” website:\nhttp://www.thisiswhatiwishyouknew.com/index.html \nFor info. on Urban Sociology Fall 2016 w. Dr. Val Marie Johnson (SMU) at the Halifax Central Library see http://vjohnson47.wixsite.com/urbanfall16
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/community-presentation-on-this-is-what-i-wish-you-knew/
LOCATION:Halifax Central Library\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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SUMMARY:Putting Food on the Table: Potluck & Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Putting Food on the Table: A Community Potluck & Conversation about Food Issues in the North End \nJoin us good some food and conversation about food issues in the North End – share your ideas and hear from those who are activiely involved in the community. We will be focusing on how food justice can be achieved on a municipal level and how the upcoming municipal elections (Voting period is October 4-15th 2016)\, as well iniatives such the Mobile Market and much more!
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/putting-food-on-the-table-potluck-conversation/
LOCATION:Veith House\, 3115 Veith Street\, Halifax
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SUMMARY:Justice For Fliss Cramman
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: The location will be in the parking lot outside the courthouse facing the Dartmouth General to ensure we do not impede anyone using the hospital or disrupt patients and their families. \nhttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/ontario-woman-deportation-hearing-halifax-fliss-cramman-uk-1.3775722 \n“URGENT! URGENT! Please read and respond \nFliss Cramman is desperately ill and shackled to her bed in Dartmouth General hospital. She was imprisoned for offering to sell drugs. After she served her time it was discovered she is not a Canadian citizen – she was taken into care at age 11 after coming to Canada at age 8 and suffering sexual assault in her family. She believed that she had citizenship. \nNow they are trying to deport her despite her being a one time\, non violent offender who had been victimized her whole life\, failed by the system\, and serving her time. \nWhile they are conducting hearings she is currently chained to her bed in hospital. This should be an outage in Canada. We need to call on our government to intervene in this case and end the torture of this woman. \nI want to call a rally outside Dartmouth General to draw attention to her conditions and to call on the government to cease deportation proceedings and intervene in her shackling. This is URGENT as every day she is in shackles is too long. \nIf we call a rally for Thursday at 6PM outside Dartmouth General would people be able to attend? We need numbers to make this an issue media and government are forced to pay attention to. \nAnyone who cares about human rights should object to the shackling of a sick woman who is no risk and has served her time. If we call a rally will people stand in solidarity? This is an urgent justice issue.”
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/justice-for-fliss-cramman/
LOCATION:Dartmouth General Hospital\, 325 Pleasant Street\, Dartmouth
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SUMMARY:The Legacy of Fracking: From Earthquakes to Jessica Ernst
DESCRIPTION:Join award-winning journalist and author Andrew Nikiforuk for public presentations at five locations in Nova Scotia\, \nThe Legacy of Fracking: From Earthquakes to Jessica Ernst \nbased on his recent book Slick Water\, a stunning examination of Big Oil and government abuse. Hydraulic fracturing is proven to cause water contamination\, seismic activity\, landscape industrialization and economic ruin. The harrowing experience of Jessica Ernst reveals how government and regulators flaunt the law to protect the powerful. \nSlick Water is the 2016 Science in Society Journalism Awards recipient and received honourable mention for the 15th annual Rachel Carson Book Award. Mr. Nikiforuk’s previous book\, Tar Sands\, Dirty Oil and the Future of the Continent\, received the 2009 Rachel Carson Book Award. Slick Water will be available for sale – $29.95 \nDates & Locations: \nSun 7pm Sept 25 Inverness\, Inverness County Centre for the Arts\, 16080 Highway 19 \nWed 7pm Sept 28 Shubenacadie\, Shubenacadie Royal Canadian Legion Hall\, 42 Mill Village Rd \nThur 7pm Sept 29 Halifax\, Dalhousie University College of Sustainability\, McCain Bldg\, 6135 University Ave \nFri 7pm Sept 30 Block House\, South Shore Waldorf School\, 64 School Rd \nSat 2pm Oct 1st Wolfville\, KCIC Auditorium\, University Avenue\, Acadia University \nDetails: https://greystonebooks.com/blogs/events/andrew-nikiforuks-nova-scotia-tour\ncontact: info@halifaxcommon.ca \nAdmission by donation \nThe tour is organized by Peggy Cameron \nThank you community partners! Friends of Halifax Common\, Margaree Environmental Association\, facebook- Stop Alton Gas\, Dalhousie College of Sustainability\, South Shore Waldorf School\, Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter and Acadia University’s Environmental & Sustainability Studies
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/the-legacy-of-fracking-from-earthquakes-to-jessica-ernst/
LOCATION:Dalhousie University McCain Building\, 6135 University Ave\, Halifax 
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