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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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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: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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DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160929T140000
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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: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:Our Ancestors are in Our Land\, Water\, and Air
DESCRIPTION:The Indigenous Speakers Series presents\n“Our Ancestors are in Our Land\, Water\, and Air: a ‘Two-Eyed Seeing’ Approach to Researching Environmental Health Concerns with Pictou Landing First Nation”\nwith Kim Strickland\, Sheila Francis\, Lexy Francis\, and Diana Lewis \nResponding to the longstanding pollution of Boat Harbour\, and the environmental health concerns and social tensions around it\, the Pictou Landing Native Women¹s Association has mobilized community-based research and capacity-building to determine: “Are we getting sick from Boat Harbour?” \nSpeaker info:\nKim Strickland is a lifelong resident of the Pictou Landing First Nation\, and Community Research Associate in the Health\, Environment\, and Communities Research Lab. \nSheila Francis is the former President of the Pictou Landing Native Women’s Association and facilitated the emerging partnership between PLNWA and the research team. \nLexie Strickland is from Pictou Landing First Nation and 16 years old. She has been working with her mom\, Kim\, with an interest in the environmental monitoring aspects of this project for 3 years. After high school\, she plans to continue her education in environmental science. \nDiana Lewis hails from the Indian Brook First Nation and has worked for Aboriginal organizations in Ontario and NS\, the federal and provincial governments\, and the private and non-profit sectors. She is a PhD candidate & faculty in Sociology & Anthropology\, and Coordinator for the new Indigenous Minor Program at Dalhousie University.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/our-ancestors-are-in-our-land-water-and-air/
LOCATION:Halifax Central Library\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160928T200000
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SUMMARY:Candidate Fair and Mayoral Debate on Youth and Student Issues
DESCRIPTION:Come out to hear what future councillors and mayoral candidates have to say about the issues important to you! This event is being co-hosted by the Canadian Federation of Students-Nova Scotia\, the Dalhousie Student Union\, and the NSCC Waterfront Student Association. Municipal issues are student issues\, and this election we will be heard! \n5:30PM – 7PM: Candidates Fair (2nd floor of the SUB)\n7PM – 9PM: Mayoral Debate (McInnes Room)
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/candidate-fair-and-mayoral-debate-on-youth-and-student-issues/
LOCATION:Dalhousie Student Union Building\, Room 302\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160927T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160927T203000
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SUMMARY:Alan Syliboy: Public Lecture
DESCRIPTION:NSCAD University Public Lecture Series presents Alan Syliboy \nFor First Nations artist\, activist and musician Alan Syliboy\, stories are the threads that tie the Mi’kmaq people together\, making them aware of their identity and place in the world. Join NSCAD University in welcoming Alan Syliboy to Paul O’Regan Hall and hear how he addresses the Mi’kmaq’s rich culture and traditions in his practice. Syliboy’s exhibitions “The Thundermaker” opens at the Anna Leonowens Gallery on October 11th at 5:30pm. \nBio: Alan Syliboy was born and raised in Truro and lives in the Millbrook First Nations community. Among many achievements\, in 2007 Alan took part in creating illustrations for the novel The Stone Canoe: Two LostMi’kmaq Tales\, which inspired him to continue his use of the Little Thunder character throughout his works\, even co-writing a song for his band Lonecloud\, called Little Thunder.\nIn 2009 Alan collaborated with Nance Ackerman and Paton Francis to create the animation\, Little Thunder for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics using Alan’s interesting and beautiful style. The animation showcased the true magnificence of his artwork and solidified its incredible potential. \nAlan has looked to the indigenous Mi’kmaq petroglyph tradition (rock drawings) for inspiration and developed his own artistic vocabulary out of those forms. They are both beautiful and inspirational and speak of a rich culture and tradition. He is currently working on a graphic novel which features Little Thunder.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/alan-syliboy-public-lecture/
LOCATION:Halifax Central Library\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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SUMMARY:The Future of Halifax Begins in District 8
DESCRIPTION:The Dalhousie History Department has invited all 7 candidates for the council seat in District 8 to participate in a forum on municipal politics. \nWhy does District 8 matter to the future of Halifax? Why should people who don’t live in District 8 care about what happens there? And what are Dalhousie’s responsibilities to District 8’s residents? \nThe Halifax Examiner will podcast the discussion\, and Tim Bousquet will act as “reporter in residence” for the evening. \nThis event is open to the public. Students and community members will have the opportunity to ask questions of the candidates. \nAlready Committed: Irvine Carvery\, Anthony Kawalski\, Chris Poole\, Lindell Smith\, and Brenden Sommerhalder
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/the-future-of-halifax-begins-in-district-8/
LOCATION:Kenneth C Rowe Building\, 6100 University Ave\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160926T183000
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SUMMARY:Every Cook Can Govern: The Life\, Impact & Works of CLR James
DESCRIPTION:Join us on September 26\, 2016 in the Lindsay Room (second floor\, Halifax Central Branch Library) at 6:30 pm for the Halifax premier of _Every Cook Can Govern: The Life\, Impact & Works of CLR James_ directed by Ceri Dingle. \nFree and open to all! \nSynopsis:\nThis historical tour-de-force interweaves never-before-seen footage of C.L.R. James himself with personal contributions from those who knew him and astute historical and political analysis from leading scholars of his work. The result is an epic feature-length documentary which grapples with issues from colonialism to cricket\, from slavery to Shakespeare\, from Marxism to the movies and from reading to revolution. The film’s unique production history – crowd-funded\, crowd-featured and crowd-filmed with over 200 volunteer camera operators\, presenters and researchers – does credit to James’ conviction that every cook can govern. \nFor more information about the film and the project behind it visit:http://www.clrjames.uk/
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/every-cook-can-govern-the-life-impact-works-of-clr-james/
LOCATION:Halifax Central Library\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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SUMMARY:All-Candidates Forum on Municipal Issues - HRM District 5
DESCRIPTION:Grace United Church\, in partnership with the Face of Poverty Consultation*\, will hold a District 5 All-Candidates Meeting on Sunday\, September 25\, 2016. The meeting will be held at Grace United Church\, 70 King Street\, beginning at 7:00 pm and ending at 9:00 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.\nHear from your candidates. Learn where they stand on the issues important to you in our upcoming municipal election. There will be a moderated Question & Answer and an opportunity to talk with the candidates. All 8 candidates have committed to participate.\nThe meeting is open to everyone. The location is wheelchair accessible. Donations of non-perishable food items for the food bank are welcome. \n*Face of Poverty is an interfaith coalition working to eliminate poverty in HRM.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/all-candidates-forum-on-municipal-issues-hrm-district-5/
LOCATION:Grace United Church\, 70 King Street\, Dartmouth
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SUMMARY:The Pass System at Lunenburg Doc Fest
DESCRIPTION:THE PASS SYSTEM is an investigative documentary about segregation. In Canada. \nThe film screens on Sept 25\, 2016 at 4 PM as part of the Lunenburg Doc Fest. Lunenburg Opera House\, 290 Lincoln Street\, Lunenburg\, NS \nEvent details are here: http://www.lunenburgdocfest.com/the-pass-system/ \nTHE FILM\nFrom the Northwest Resistance of 1885 and for over 60 years\, the Canadian Government denied many Indigenous peoples of the prairies the basic freedom to leave their reserves\, all the while knowing there was no basis in law for the policy. \nNarrated by acclaimed actor Tantoo Cardinal\, with music by Cris Derksen\, this investigative documentary features Cree\, Saulteaux\, Dene\, Ojibwe and Blackfoot Elders and their stories of living under and resisting the pass system. \n“This powerful film draws from Elders’ memories and historical artifacts in order to detail the history of the pass system – yet another example of the regulation and control of Indigenous people through colonial policies created by the Canadian state.” – Idle No More \nWatch the trailer for the film here: vimeo.com/awilliams/thepasssystemtrailer \nThe film’s website: www.thepasssystem.ca\nTwitter: twitter.com/ThePassSystem \nThe Pass System was produced by Alex Williams\, with support from the Canada Council for the Arts\, the Ontario Arts Council\, the Toronto Arts Council\, gracious support from community and artist-run centres across the country\, and produced in association with Tamarack Productions. \nIt is distributed in Canada by Vtape: distribution@vtape.org or (416) 351-1317 \nRECENT PRESS FOR THE PASS SYSTEM \nTORONTO STAR: http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2016/01/10/the-pass-system-explores-dark-chapter-in-canadian-history.html\nhttp://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2016/04/09/documentary-chases-fragile-trail-of-pass-system-that-once-controlled-movement-of-first-nations.html\nhttps://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2016/04/27/ottawa-acknowledges-some-records-of-pass-system-were-destroyed-before-historical-value-known.html\nREZX: https://www.isuma.tv/rezx-podcast/episode-3-the-pass-system\nCANADIAN DIMENSION: https://canadiandimension.com/articles/view/conflict-coercion-and-settler-colonialism-in-western-canada\nTHE GEORGIA STRAIGHT: http://www.straight.com/movies/677981/canadian-film-week-its-movie-night-canada\nNOW MAGAZINE: https://nowtoronto.com/news/canada-s-secret-history-of-segregation/\nCBC ABORIGINAL: http://www.cbc.ca/news/aboriginal/dark-history-canada-s-pass-system-1.3454022\nAPTN NATIONAL NEWS: http://aptn.ca/news/2016/03/09/film-sheds-light-on-restrictive-pass-system/\nhttp://aptn.ca/news/2016/08/04/new-documentary-sheds-light-on-the-pass-system-in-canadas-dark-history/\nTIFF: http://tiff.net/theslate/alex-williams-pass-system\nCTV: http://regina.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=758495\nAPTN INFOCUS: http://aptn.ca/news/2016/04/14/the-pass-system-illegal-confinement-of-rebel-indians-infocus/\nhttp://aptn.ca/news/tag/the-pass-system/\nCBC UNRESERVED: http://www.cbc.ca/radio/unreserved/exploring-the-past-present-and-future-of-life-in-indigenous-canada-1.3336594/the-pass-system-another-dark-secret-in-canadian-history-1.3338520\nREGINA LEADER POST: http://leaderpost.com/news/local-news/the-pass-system-more-than-a-movie\nEAGLE FEATHER NEWS: http://www.eaglefeathernews.com/arts/index.php?detail=1719\nTREATY 4 NEWS: http://treaty4news.com/2015/12/the-pass-system/
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/the-pass-system-at-lunenburg-doc-fest/
LOCATION:Lunenburg Opera House\, 290 Lincoln Street\, Lunenburg
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SUMMARY:Launch: Green Rights: The Human Right to a Healthy World
DESCRIPTION:The Sierra Club Canada Foundation and TheGreenInterview.com are pleased to announce the release of the documentary film Green Rights: The Human Right to a Healthy World\, and the companion book Warrior Lawyers: From Manila to Manhattan\, Attorneys for the Earth\, by Silver Donald Cameron. \nThe launch of the film will take place on September 25\, 2016\, at 2:00 at Mount St. Vincent University\, 166 Bedford Highway\, Halifax. The event will be attended by writer and executive producer Silver DonaldCameron\, and also by director and producer Chris Beckett. A question and answer session will follow thescreening. Admission is by donation. \n“It’s a fabulous film\,” said Sierra’s Gretchen Fitzgerald. “Silver Donald and Chris have been working on it for four solid years\, travelling all over the world to collect stories about the remarkable impact of environmental rights on the lives of people in the countries where those rights are recognized. Which is most countries. But not Canada or the United States.” \nUniversity-sponsored screenings in Nova Scotia will also take place at Acadia University in Wolfville\, NS\, at 7:00 on September 19\, in 244 Beveridge Hall\, and at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish\, NS\, at 7:00 on September 28 in the Schwartz Auditorium. These screenings are both open to the public. \nThe official national premiere of Green Rights will take place in Ottawa on October 4. The Hon. Senator George Furey\, Speaker of the Senate of Canada\, will host a celebratory reception in his chambers at 4:00 PM. A public screening in the Pearson ballroom of the Lord Elgin Hotel will follow. \nScreenings are also scheduled at The Screening Room in Kingston\, ON\, on October 6; at Heliconian Hall in Toronto on October 12; at the University of Waterloo on October 17; at the University of Guelph onOctober 18; at St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto on October 19; at the Finnish Labour Temple in Thunder Bay on October 24; at the University of Manitoba on October 27\, and at the Unitarian Church of Calgary on October 30. For details see the events calendar at www.TheGreenInterview.com. \nSilver Donald Cameron will attend all of these events\, and autographed copies of Warrior Lawyers will be available at all screenings. On this same national tour Dr. Cameron will be participating in classes and seminars and delivering guest lectures based on Warrior Lawyers at 12 Canadian universities\, including four law schools. The interviews included in the book are among the nearly 100 interviews with global environmental giants available in video\, audio and text at www.TheGreenInterview.com. \nAdditional screenings and lectures are planned for British Columbia\, Washington and Oregon during the winter. Dr. Cameron will be based in Vancouver from November through April. The tour concludes the overall Green Rights project (www.GreenRights.com) on which Sierra and The Green Interview have been engaged since 2013. TheGreenInterview.com continues as a monthly subscription website\, and the film can also be streamed from that site.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/launch-green-rights-the-human-right-to-a-healthy-world/
LOCATION:Mount St Vincent U\, 166 Bedford Hwy\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160923T110000
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SUMMARY:Poverty IS a Municipal Election issue!
DESCRIPTION:We often hear that ‘social’ issues like poverty are a ‘provincial’ issue and outside the jurisdiction of the city government. The truth is\, many municipal issues are related to/affected by poverty. \nWhat issues? School Boards\,Gentrification. Rooming House Standards. Food Security\, Transit Service. Parks and Recreation. Public Libraries. Water Rates. And much more. \nCome and hear a panel of low-income individuals talk about thenissues important to them. As well as some things that happen when HRM Council\, often acting in good faith\, does things negatively affecting folks living in poverty. \nThis Press Conference is being organized by the Community Advocates Network\, a group that unites people living on low-income and their allies in the fight to end poverty. \nFriday September 23 rd at 11 am \nJBO Centre\, 2103 Gottingen Street\, Halifax \nThere will be opportunities to speak with panelists individually. \nFor more info\, contact: Amy Moonshadow 902-492-2366 \nAnn Duffy 902-454- 9760 \nWayne MacNaughton 902-431- 3399
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/poverty-is-a-municipal-election-issue/
LOCATION:JBO Centre\, 2103 Gottingen Street\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160922T093000
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SUMMARY:Statues and Silence
DESCRIPTION:How are Canadian communities addressing the tension between commemorating the settler history of Canada and\nrecognizing the harms that colonialism have visited upon Indigenous peoples? \nPicking up on a recent failure of the Halifax Regional Municipality to support engagement around calls to remove the\nstatue of Edward Cornwallis\, the colonial authority that introduced genocidal policies that encouraged scalping\nMi’kmaq men\, women and children\, Prismatic hosts a community discussion on efforts to reconcile through a critical\nanalysis of local histories. \nHosted by Kaitlin Verge\, B. Ed.\, this discussion will provide an opportunity to examine how different communities are\naddressing historical realities and giving voice to communities that have been silenced.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/statues-and-silence/
LOCATION:Halifax Central Library\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160921T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160921T210000
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SUMMARY:The Daily News: What's Right? What's Wrong? What's Happening?
DESCRIPTION:The Daily News:\nWhat’s Right? What’s Wrong? What’s Happening? \nThe media landscape is rapidly changing with unprecedented cuts to newsrooms and the growth of digital platforms. How does that impact journalistic capability and accountability and the access to reporting and information necessary for a well-functioning democracy? Changes in the ways we receive civic information influence our ability to maintain an informed citizenry for both good and bad. What is the role of media\, government and the public in safeguarding Canadians’ fundamental right to credible information on which they depend as citizens? \nEdward Greenspon\, President & CEO Public Policy Forum
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/the-daily-news-whats-right-whats-wrong-whats-happening/
LOCATION:St Mary’s University Sobey School of Business
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160921T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160921T160000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160920T185832Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160920T185832Z
UID:2858-1474466400-1474473600@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:NFB Showcase: We Can't Make the Same Mistake Twice
DESCRIPTION:In 2007\, the Child and Family Caring Society of Canada and the Assembly of First Nations filed a landmark discrimination complaint against Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada. We Can’t Make the Same Mistake Twice documents this epic court challenge\, giving voice to the tenacious childcare workers at its epicentre; especially Caring Society executive director Cindy Blackstock\, who was spied on and harassed by the federal government for her part in this saga. Celebrated documentarian Alanis Obomsawin (Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance) takes us through all the stages of this long legal battle without ever losing sight of the well-being of children and the sustainability of Indigenous culture. \nDirector: Alanis Obomsawin\nWriter: Alanis Obomsawin\n 
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/nfb-showcase-we-cant-make-the-same-mistake-twice/
LOCATION:Park Lane Theatre\, Spring Garden Road\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160920T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160920T120000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160918T133034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160918T133034Z
UID:2829-1474367400-1474372800@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:We Story the Land - film screening
DESCRIPTION:**Mi’kma’ki premiere with filmmaker Sherry Pictou in attendance**\nThe Bear River reserve boundary cuts the people of L’sitkuk off from their ancestors’ hunting and fishing grounds. But there are old canoe routes that leave from the reserve\, and cross the territory; and people here are working to reclaim them. We Story the Land follows seven paddlers as they travel through the land\, to reconnect with a part of their history and a part of themselves.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/we-story-the-land-film-screening/
LOCATION:Park Lane Theatre\, Spring Garden Road\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160919T211500
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160919T230000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160918T134200Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160918T134200Z
UID:2833-1474319700-1474326000@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Atlantic Focus: 100 Short Stories
DESCRIPTION:100 Short Stories is a collage ranging from the serious to the humourous. This original and engaging documentary tackles opinions regarding governance\, public policy\, and questions what are sound ideas socially\, environmentally and culturally in today’s society. It’s about predatory Capitalism\, renewable energy\, stopping the frakers\, and contemporary life in Atlantic Canada. Created by Neal Livingston\, a well known Nova Scotian documentary filmmaker and artist – as well as renewable energy practitioner\, developer and policy advocate – who calls the film partly autobiographical.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/atlantic-focus-100-short-stories/
LOCATION:Park Lane Theatre\, Spring Garden Road\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160918T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160918T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160917T153523Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160917T153523Z
UID:2819-1474207200-1474218000@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Hold down the Truck house for highest tide of 2016
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Mikmaq community\, fishermen\, neighbours and friends for the Sunday tidal bore and the hightest expected tides for 2016. \nPlease dress for the weather…layers is always good. \nWe may watch from the truck house or retreat to the dike. \nRefeshments are welcome and available.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/hold-down-the-truck-house-for-highest-tide-of-2016/
LOCATION:Fort Ellis Road\, Stewiacke
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160918T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160918T160000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160912T190122Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160912T190122Z
UID:2763-1474203600-1474214400@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Beyond a Basic Income: the Radical Imagination and the Commons
DESCRIPTION:With Max Haiven. \nWe are launching Venture Commons with back-to-back workshops with Dario Azzelini (Sept 17th) and Max Haiven (Sept 18th) at Just Us Coffee house. \nVenture Commons is an experimental learning community centered around kick-starting collectives\, commons and co-ops to create a REAL sharing economy. Balancing theory and practice\, we aim to grow our thinking\, skills and capacities to create initiatives that support rather than exploit our communities. venturecommons.ca \nIn the past few years\, the idea that all people should be entitled to a basic guaranteed income has travelled from the fringes to the centre of political debate and enjoys support from across the ideological spectrum. But what sort of basic income do we want\, and what would it take to get us there? Are there forms of basic income that might be a step backwards for social and ecological justice? And how might a basic income intersect with struggles for gender justice\, decolonization\, anti-racism and ecological care? Is there a horizon for us beyond a basic income? And what part might a basic income have in more ambitious struggles for a different world? \nMax Haiven is a writer\, teacher and organizer\, and an Assistant Professor in the Division of Art History and Critical Studies at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in K’jipuktuk in Mi’kma’ki (Halifax\, Canada). His research focuses on themes including the financialization of society and culture\, social movements and the radical imagination\, the politics and economics of culture\, critical art practices\, and social and cultural theory. He writes articles for both academic and general audiences and has been published in venues including Truth-Out\, Dissident Voice\, Social Text\, Cultural Studies\, Cultural Politics and Interface: A Journal For and About Social Movements . He is author of the books Crises of Imagination\, Crises of Power: Capitalism\, Creativity and the Commons (Zed Books\, 2014)\, The Radical Imagination: Social Movement Research in the Age of Austerity (with Alex Khasnabish\, Zed Books\, 2014) and Cultures of Financialization: Fictitious Capital in Popular Culture and Everyday Life (Palgrave Macmillan\, 2014). \nCo-presented with the Radical Imagination project
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/beyond-a-basic-income-the-radical-imagination-and-the-commons/
LOCATION:Just Us! Coffeehouse\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160917T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160917T160000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160912T185904Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160912T185904Z
UID:2762-1474117200-1474128000@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:A Real Sharing Economy: Workers' Control to the Sustainable Commons
DESCRIPTION:With Dario Azzellini. \nWe are launching Venture Commons with back-to-back workshops with Dario Azzelini and Max Haiven (Sept18th) at Just Us Coffee. \nVenture Commons is an experimental learning community centered around kick-starting collectives\, commons and co-ops to create a REAL sharing economy. Balancing theory and practice\, we aim to grow our thinking\, skills and capacities to create initiatives that support rather than exploit our communities. \nventurecommons.ca \nDario Azzellini is an Italian/German scholar\, author\, filmmaker and political activist who lives in Berlin and is an assistant professor at Johannes Kepler University in Linz\, Austria. He holds a PhD in political science from the Goethe University in Frankfurt (Germany) and a PhD in sociology from the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (Mexico). \nCo-presented with the Radical Imagination project and Saint Mary’s University
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/a-real-sharing-economy-workers-control-to-the-sustainable-commons/
LOCATION:Just Us! Coffeehouse\, Spring Garden Rd\, Halifax
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160916T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160916T210000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160908T122854Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160908T123220Z
UID:2736-1474052400-1474059600@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Dr. Julius Garvey\, son of Marcus Garvey\, speaks on the United Nations International Decade for People of African Descent
DESCRIPTION:Marcus Garvey was the founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) and regarded as the leader of the largest organized mass movement in Black history. Garvey’s influence extended well beyond the United States to the Caribbean\, Canada and Africa. Dr. Julius Garvey is an accomplished and successful medical doctor\, who continues to carry on his father’s legacy.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/dr-julius-garvey-son-of-marcus-garvey-speaks-on-the-united-nations-international-decade-for-people-of-african-descent-2014-2024-marcus-garvey-was-the-founder-of-the-universal-negro-improvement-as/
LOCATION:Ondaatje Hall\, McCean Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Building\, 6135 University Ave\, Halifax
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160916T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160916T190000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160916T130613Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160916T130613Z
UID:2810-1474052400-1474052400@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Poetry For Progress Presents: George Elliott Clarke
DESCRIPTION:Poets for Progress invite you out for another round of spoken word in support of local charities\, non-profits\, and community groups! \nIn Partnership with Word On The Street. \nRebecca Thomas Poet Laureate of Halifax will be our host for the evening. \nGeorge Elliott Clarke The Canadian Poet Laureate will be our feature. \nDoors ‘open’ at 6:30pm\, come grab your drinks and a good seat\, open mic will start at 7:00pm followed by our slam\, and then our feature for the night. \n-Open Mic-\n\nAnyone is welcome to perform at the open mic! You do not have to perform spoken word\, we welcome story-tellers\, musicians\, comedians or even people who would like the read pieces from other poets and writers (as long as you state the author’s name). \nYou can sign up early on Facebook by posting in the event or messaging Martha Mutale or sign up at the door. \n-Poetry Slam-
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/poetry-for-progress-presents-george-elliott-clarke/
LOCATION:The Local\, 2037 Gottingen Street
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160915T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160915T220000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160902T225947Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160902T225947Z
UID:2670-1473966000-1473976800@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Democracy & the Commons: Free Public Lecture w. Dario Azzellini
DESCRIPTION:DEMOCRACY AND THE COMMONS: How communities around the world are taking control of their work\, their neighbourhoods and their lives. \nA Free public talk by Dario Azzellini: Scholar\, author\, film-maker\, political activist and assistant professor\, Johannes Kepler University\, Austria. (http://www.azzellini.net/) \n(co)Author of:\n* THEY CAN’T REPRESENT US: Reinventing Democracy from Greece to Occupy (w. Marina Sitrin)\n* OURS TO MASTER AND TO OWN: Workers’ Control from the Commune to the Present (w. Immanuel Ness)\n* AN ALTERNATIVE LABOUR HISTORY: Worker Control and Workplace Democracy \nSponsorred by:\nThe Radical Imagination Project\nSaint Mary’s University Sobey School of Business\nSaint Mary’s University Halifax
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/democracy-the-commons-free-public-lecture-w-dario-azzellini/
LOCATION:St Mary’s University Sobey School of Business
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160915T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160915T200000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160914T171318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160914T171318Z
UID:2787-1473964200-1473969600@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Bringing a Community Health Centre to North Dartmouth
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/bringing-a-community-health-centre-to-north-dartmouth/
LOCATION:Farrell Hall\, 276 Windmill Road\, Dartmouth
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160915T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160915T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160913T121015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160913T121015Z
UID:2764-1473940800-1473944400@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:No to Alton Gas
DESCRIPTION:The Provincial Government thinks it’s ok for Alton Gas to dump 1.3 million cubic metres of brine in the Shubenacadie River – all in the name of building massive underground caverns designed to store fossil fuel gases. \nThe project has been approved without the consent of Sipene’katik and Milllbrook bands. \nThe brining of the Shubenacadie River is set to happen any day. \nCome show your opposition to this project and strengthen the voices of those already on the front lines in Alton.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/no-to-alton-gas/
LOCATION:Province House\, 1726 Hollis Street\, Halifax
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160914T043000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160914T173000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160912T185509Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160912T185509Z
UID:2760-1473827400-1473874200@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Know Your Employment Rights
DESCRIPTION:Join the Student Activist Law School Association and NSPIRG for this workshop on NS Employmee Rights.\nLearn what your employer can and can’t expect from you\, along with what resources exist to help you work through workplace conflicts!
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/know-your-employment-rights/
LOCATION:Dalhousie Student Union Building\, Room 302\, Halifax
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160911T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160911T150000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160906T122217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160906T122217Z
UID:2714-1473598800-1473606000@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Can an Observant Jew Also Be a Critic of Israel?
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Yakov Rabkin\, of University of Montreal’s History Department is an observant Jew. He dispels the notion that every Jew is a Zionist and therefore a natural advocate for the State of Israel. In fact\, there is a thriving critique among religious Jews.
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/can-an-observant-jew-also-be-a-critic-of-israel/
LOCATION:Spencer House\, 5596 Morris Street\, Halifax
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160910T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Glace_Bay:20160911T210000
DTSTAMP:20260424T220618
CREATED:20160908T122425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160908T122425Z
UID:2735-1473501600-1473627600@nsadvocate.org
SUMMARY:Taking back the Shubie River-fishing\, weir building\, daily feast
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Mikmaq community\, fishermen\, neighbours and friends for two days of resistance to Alton Gas. \nWe are asking everyone to come out and join us for boating\, canoeing\, fishing\, asserting and defending treaty rights\, but most importantly protecting the Bay of Fundy and its rivers\, streams and species. \nWe need lots of help with preparations for weir building. The weir will eventually be used to count and monitor species in the bay and assist in our research team in establishing base line science for our own conservation efforts. \nDaily potluck feast-
URL:https://nsadvocate.org/event/taking-back-the-shubie-river-fishing-weir-building-daily-feast/
LOCATION:Fort Ellis Road\, Stewiacke
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