Idle No More Toronto is sending out this call for Hand drummers, singers, and dancers to join us for a Honour The Treaties Round Dance in support of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Case against the Tar Sands. Neil Young and Diana Krall who are in solidarity with this cause are doing this      Show more . . .

Do you like to make things? Around other people who are also making things? For the revolution? Come out to the brainstorm session for the new social justice open studio sessions! This will be a regular time to come together, make work, get feedback, and collaborate. Join us as we explore and      Show more . . .

Coldsnap is one of Canada’s premiere winter music festivals, and one of the top cultural events in British Columbia. From its beginnings in 2008 it has been featured as a Globe and Mail top pick, a Westworld destination, a CBC concerts series, and the centrepiece of “Coldsnap      Show more . . .

Surveillance is a global issue, with personal information being shared across jurisdictions, at times in a manner that contravenes the most basic principles of privacy and freedom. Canadians can no longer be complacent and criticize the United States for allowing the NSA so much unsupervised power.      Show more . . .

Be The Change Documentary Film Series was created in 2008 to educate and inspire the local community into action where it relates to our fragile ecosystem and what each of us can do to help preserve it. Blue Mountain Watershed Trust Foundation and Elephant Thoughts are working together along with      Show more . . .

What is the Class-Composition of Ford Nation?      Show more . . .

Canada's premiere organic event.      Show more . . .

This seminar will explore some significant advances in Catholic-Jewish relations since the Second Vatican Council of the 1960s. Facilitated by Sr. Lucy Thorson NDS, a specialist in Jewish-Christian relations.      Show more . . .

Imagine enemy insurgents playing together. Playing. Play changes everything, making possible risky moves towards peace and reconciliation, from the battle line to the assembly line, the board room to the classroom, the kitchen to the commons.      Show more . . .

*Free Workshop*Everyone is Welcome*      Show more . . .

The 2014 Upwind Downwind Conference: Built Environment - Foundation for Cleaner Air will take place on Monday February 24th, 2014 at the Sheraton hotel in downtown Hamilton.      Show more . . .

National Day of Action with rallies in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and London      Show more . . .

Drop in anytime to help support the Toronto VOW members in their UN Delegation of the 58th Commission on the Status of Women. Prepare to relax and have fun at this unique fundraiser with: aromatherapy, reflexology, tarot card readings, head & shoulder massages, mini manicures, sugar scrubs, healthy      Show more . . .

Juggling work, family and other commitments can make it difficult to stay on top of your city's politics, but the internet and social media have made it easier than ever to be civically engaged. Can't make it to a Council meeting? Follow the live-stream from the comfort of your home or office. No      Show more . . .

The United Nations General Assembly decided to proclaim 3 March as World Wildlife Day to celebrate and raise awareness of the world's wild fauna and flora. The date is the day of the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in 1973,      Show more . . .

Join MPP Jonah Schein and TTCriders to learn about the history of our public transit system in Toronto. Dr. Tony Turrittin, a local historian, will speak about how the TTC was formed and how it became the system we know today, while TTCriders will speak about ways to improve out transit system      Show more . . .

The Toronto Friends of the Five Committee will demand immediate justice and freedom for the remaining antiterrorist fighters imprisoned in U.S. federal prisons, joining people who will also be rallying in front of U.S. Embassies and U.S. Consulates in other Canadian cities, the United States and      Show more . . .

It's almost the time of month again to show our solidarity with the Cuban Five. We are meeting from 5pm until 6pm at the Embassy Please join us whenever you can at or after 5pm.      Show more . . .

Since February 12th, when demonstrations against the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela turned violent, Venezuela has been in the spotlight of media around the World.      Show more . . .

Come and hear NUMSA's General Secretary, Irvin Jim, on:      Show more . . .

Chris Crass is a longtime organizer working to build powerful working class-based, feminist, multiracial movements for collective liberation. Throughout the 1990s, he was an organizer with Food Not Bombs, an economic justice anti-poverty group, strengthening the direct action-based anti-capitalist      Show more . . .

The National Energy Board (NEB) is expected to come out with their decision on Line 9 on Thursday night. As the NEB has approved 99.9% of all tar sands related projects, we expect their decision to be a rubber stamp.      Show more . . .

International Women's Day observed throughout the world.      Show more . . .

Rally: 11am March: 1pm Fair: 1:30pm (55 Gould Street, Ryerson University) Theme: Women Taking Power      Show more . . .

Fair starts at 1:30pm      Show more . . .

This AGM marks the third annual general meeting since the federal government unilaterally cancelled its funding agreement with the organization in 2011. Without funding the organization has continued to operate on a volunteer basis, coordinating national caucuses on issues ranging from mining to      Show more . . .

On Saturday March 8, from 12pm - 6pm the Alternative Press Center Library (APC) will open its doors to the public for the first time since its recent return to Baltimore. In conjunction with the Fifth Annual Publications and Multiples Fair, the APC will exhibit two powerful collections of printed      Show more . . .

A new book by Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) Chief Science Officer and National Director of Conservation Operations, John Riley, presents a detailed accounting of the geologic, natural and human history of the Great Lakes Region - an area that, according to Riley, "now supports a population of      Show more . . .

Join us for a screening of the award-winning documentary "We Are Wisconsin" followed by discussion of ongoing attacks on labour in British Columbia.      Show more . . .

DescriptionSpeakers: Leo Panitch, Roger Rashi, Adolph Reed.      Show more . . .

The Gathering Our Voices Aboriginal Youth Conference is hosted by the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres (BCAAFC) and their Provincial Aboriginal Youth Council (BCAAFC - PAYC). The Conference will be held from March 18-21, 2014 in Vancouver, BC on the shared traditional territory of      Show more . . .

Join us for a free public screening / lecture by Barry Stevens, Film maker featuring "Prosecutor:" A film and discussion about Luis Moreno-Ocampo and first trial of the International Criminal Court.      Show more . . .

CCLA and its partners present two events. The first is a public panel discussion on surveillance and privacy issues affecting Canadians, on Thursday March 20th at 6 :30pm. The second is a full-day research symposium, Helping Canadians Find Pathways to Privacy, funded by the Contributions Grant      Show more . . .

The Dialog newspaper at George Brown College is hosting a spring conference focused on bringing together campus and community journalists working in alternative and independent media. The conference will feature a mix of keynote speakers, panel discussions, skills workshops and socials. More details      Show more . . .

Raise the Rates March to the Ontario Liberal Party Convention      Show more . . .

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, will speak on, "Indigenous Title and Rights and Harper's Federal Policies." Entertainment by folk singers, the Re:Sisters.      Show more . . .

13th Biennial GLOBE Conference & Trade Fair on Business & the Environment      Show more . . .

Join us for a free public lecture by: Alanna Mitchell, Journalist and author. Alanna Mitchell is an award-winning Canadian journalist, and author, who writes about science and social trends. She is a global thinker who specializes in investigative reporting.      Show more . . .

Think you know it all? Prove it at Workers' History Museum Trivia Night! $10 per person/4-6 Players per team!      Show more . . .

End of health accord between the provinces and federal government marked by community protest in Ottawa and across Ontario.      Show more . . .

Line 9 Snake Walk. It will start at 5:00pm with speeches at the Forks of the Thames, come across the bridge, and walk all the way down Dundas Street to the east Village Coffee House. This is London's rally against Line 9 and the first time we have walked the Snake in London.      Show more . . .

Join a star studded line up of performing artists including John Alcorn, Ben Bass, Brent Carver, Shirley Douglas, Robin Duke, Jayne Eastwood, Mary Lou Fallis, Kathy Greenwood, Art Hindle, David Huband, Tabby Johnson, Ray Landry, Jani Lauzon, Napalm the Magnificent, Judy Marshak, Nora McLellan, Amy      Show more . . .

Join Cinema Politica at the Bloor for this Toronto premiere screening co-presented with the National Film Board of Canada, the Mining Injustice Solidarity Network, Protest Barrick and POV Magazine. Guest speakers, including Sakura Saunders, will be in attendance.      Show more . . .

Join us to hear the report-back from the Canadian Voice of Women for Peace (VOW) delegates to the 58th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in New York City.      Show more . . .

Join us for a free public lecture by: Mary Jo Leddy, Founder of Romero House for refugees, Adjunct Professor of Theology at Regis College on Refugees: Silent Witnesses to War. Mary Jo Leddy is a Canadian writer, speaker, theologian and social activist. In 1975, Dr Leddy became founding editor of      Show more . . .

Changes in demographics bring new opportunities, and nothing could be more relevant to the Alternative Dispute Resolution Community than the aging of the baby boomers and the emerging tsunami of challenges and opportunities relating to the elderly that is about to hit. The question is, "will you be      Show more . . .

14th annual environmental fair promotes biodiversity in Halton Region and around the world by featuring exotic animals, reptiles and birds of prey      Show more . . .

Join the send-off for Joseph Boutilier's 5,000km unicycle journey to Ottawa to call for government action on climate change, respect for First Nations treaties and inherent land rights and an end to the muzzling of publicly-funded scientists. Featuring live music from emcee Nostic, Inglewood Blues      Show more . . .

The Council of Canadians, with local partners, will be visiting communities across Ontario to talk about why TransCanada's proposed Energy East pipeline is all risk and little reward for Ontarians.      Show more . . .

"Al Helm" means "the Dream" in Arabic. This dynamic and complex work elegantly displays the timeless inspiration of Martin Luther King's struggle for human rights. It is a cinematic wonder that dives into the heart of the non-violent Palestinian struggle for self determination without polemics.      Show more . . .

The 2nd Annual Living Green Expo is back and being held on April 12th and 13th 2014 at the Ottawa Convention Centre. This will be the region’s largest green and healthy living consumer show with a substantial reach of motivated consumers.      Show more . . .

How prepared are you for the unexpected? There are so many situations that can catch us off guard and with a little bit of preparation mixed with some strategy and training, a potential life threatening situation can become manageable, and a miserable scenario may even become enjoyable. Topics      Show more . . .

Please join us as we Celebrate Resistance on Sunday April 13th. Doors Open at 6 pm / Show Starts at 7 pm. An evening to honour and celebrate African and Indigenous Resistance at Lula Lounge.      Show more . . .

Be The Change Documentary Film Series was created in 2008 to educate and inspire the local community into action where it relates to our fragile ecosystem and what each of us can do to help preserve it. Blue Mountain Watershed Trust Foundation and Elephant Thoughts are working together along with      Show more . . .

Join us April 24-26 in Canmore, Alberta, where we'll provide relevant workshops and help you develop your community of practice, with the help of keynotes Ziya Tong (Daily Planet co-host) and Gordon Stenhouse, Grizzly bear expert.      Show more . . .

This will be the 4th Annual Multicultural Seniors Festival, planned for Friday, April 25th 2014. We will provide entertainment, including music and dancing with performances from more than 20 different multi-cultural seniors groups from the lower mainland. We also provide food tasting from around 15      Show more . . .

Reel Justice is all about decolonizing the movie screen with a whole host of short films by local filmmakers. Price: by donation to The Burnley “Rocky” Jones Education Fund      Show more . . .

Presentation by historian Ian Mosby.      Show more . . .

A major international conference, with plenary speakers and large parallel sessions, exploring where the study of history is currently heading. The conference draws inspiration from the capacious legacy of the late Eric Hobsbawm, but is not a memorial event. We aim, rather, to bring together      Show more . . .

Focusing on erotic art, censorship, and large public sex events such as the Feminist Porn Awards and Morpheous’ Bondage Extravaganza, Archiving Public Sex showcases materials from the Sexual Representation Collection of the Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies. Visitors will be      Show more . . .

Barrick destroys communities around the world in their pathological quest for a metal that we no longer need to mine. Join us as we stand in solidarity with communities directly impacted by this gold mining giant!      Show more . . .

Please join Canadians for Tax Fairness, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and Centretown United Church for the launch of Tax is Not a Four Letter Word.      Show more . . .

On May 1st, International Workers Day, we will march to reclaim May Day for just people's struggles and to Honour Our Communities. We are unified in our fight against poverty and capitalism. We oppose attacks on rights and income of workers, irrespective of status. We demand an end to immigration      Show more . . .

On April 13th, Merilyn Topacio Reynoso Pacheco, a 16-year old anti-mining activist was assassinated in Mataquescuintla, Jalapa, Guatemala. Her father, Edwin Alexander Reynoso who accompanied her at the time, was also shot and remains in critical condition. Both Topacio and her father were active in      Show more . . .

This Day of Mobilization will be held here in Ottawa on May 1st, 2014 - International Workers' Day, also known as May Day - and will be the third such mobilization spearheaded by Solidarity Against Austerity.      Show more . . .

Readings by Canadian poets Fred Wah, Evelyn Lau, Marilyn Dumont, Daniela Elza, and Martha Roth, with proceeds to the Laura Robinson Defense Fund, which supports investigative reporter Robinson's legal battle stemming from her Georgia Straight article on former Olympic chief John Furlong's secret      Show more . . .

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs and Chair of the OkanaganNation Alliance, with Ardith Walkem, lawyer, author and member of Nlaka’pamux Nation.      Show more . . .

Everywhere Chevron operates they exploit land and people for shareholder profit, often they use force and intimidation, very rarely do they take responsibility for the consequences. From the US to Nigeria, Australia to Equador, Brazil to Bangladesh, Chevron brings death and destruction. In Canada,      Show more . . .

The sixth annual Sources of Knowledge Forum will take participants on an exciting exploration of Fathom Five National Marine Park. The Forum is based on the theme Beneath the Waves and will take place May 2-4 at the Tobermory Community Centre.      Show more . . .

The United Mayday Committee's annual celebration of the international workers holiday will be held on Saturday, May 3rd at the Steelworker's Hall, 25 Cecil Street. Endorsed by dozens of labour, political, community and solidarity organizations.      Show more . . .

Instead of looking for ways to modernize operations, Canada Post and the Conservatives are taking an axe to long-treasured postal services - killing good jobs, eliminating home delivery and drastically increasing postage rates.      Show more . . .

You can support families of workplace tragedy by donating to Threads of Life or, participating in the walk, sponsoring a walker, committing as an event sponsor, or volunteering.      Show more . . .

The walk will explore the history of poor people in East Downtown Toronto going back to Toronto's first poor house, the House of Industry. How did this poor house come to dominate the lives of Toronto's poor for over a century? What was the relationship of Toronto's wealthy residents to the      Show more . . .

World Press Freedom Day, celebrated yearly on 3 May, is a day to celebrate the fundamental human right of press freedom, weigh the state of press freedom around the world, and pay tribute to the journalists, editors and publishers who have lost their lives for doing their job.      Show more . . .

The Canadian Artists for Civil Liberties is hosting a concert May 3rd, to honour the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA)’s 50th anniversary. It will be a night of music, dance, visual art, and spoken word performance in celebration of CCLA and the rights and freedoms it has worked so      Show more . . .

Join us for COG's Annual General Meeting! If you have donated to COG in the last year you are invited to attend and vote on the future direction of the organization!      Show more . . .

This one day event will include a number of informative sessions View the agenda. Learn new capacity building tools; discover how to prepare for the new Ontario Not-for-Profit Act; and learn how to ensure your group is compliant with the new Canadian Anti-Spam Law. Plus join us afterward for      Show more . . .

Voices from the Land is a 1.5 day workshop which brings educators, naturalists and other adults together to explore the natural world through visual and oral art. Expert educators lead you through the experience of creating artistic expressions by way of photography and creative writing, and give      Show more . . .

There are many discussions on the Left occurring over climate change. Some of these have been occurring about a 'just transition' in the labour movement to energy democracy to the financialization of the ecology movement through the promotion of 'cap and trade' systems to deal with carbon emissions.      Show more . . .

In the 1880s and 1890s, Allan Gardens served as a playground for some of Toronto's wealthiest residents. Many historians have written about this grand era. However, the radical history of Allan Gardens following the turn of the 20th century has largely been ignored. This walk will look at this      Show more . . .

This customized tour acknowledges the Mississauga of New Credit, the aboriginal nation whose ancestral lands the city is built on, and highlights the struggles, gains and losses of women in the city's labour and feminist movements from the 1850s up to the present - a history that has been silenced      Show more . . .

Discuss the high cost of living in Vancouver and what the government should do about it.      Show more . . .

A community event in honour of International Workers’ Day featuring a series of performance by Nomanzland and a photography exhibit by Errol Young. These performances will be followed by a panel discussion on the campaign for the $14 minimum wage, the campaign to raise Ontario Works (OW) and      Show more . . .

Want to travel with TTCriders on an overcrowded TTC bus to demand Queen's Park fairly fund the TTC?      Show more . . .

Learn how to protect your online identity, avoid identity theft and online scams, and safeguard your home computer. Registration required.      Show more . . .

Explore tools and techniques for building effective collaborations on the road to social change and get a taste of what you will learn in the upcoming retreat course Building Strong and Respectful Relationships.      Show more . . .

The Climate Reality Project presentation addresses climate science as well as the causes and impacts of climate change at the global, national and regional levels.      Show more . . .

Registrants for the full seminar will receive a signed copy of “War & Occupation in Afghanistan: Which Way Forward?”      Show more . . .

SWANA's Northern Lights Chapter and Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council are hosting a joint conference May 7-9, 2014, at the newly-renovated Hilton DoubleTree in Regina, Saskatchewan. Participants are expected from across Canada and the United States. Come to Regina to join your SWANA Chapter and      Show more . . .

Confronting Crisis: Left Praxis in the Face of Austerity, War and Revolution      Show more . . .

Nonviolence: A Weapon of the Strong (Mahatma Gandhi) Advancing Nonviolence, Spirituality, and Social Transformation      Show more . . .

EcoLinks Conference 2014 - Environmental Educators Conference      Show more . . .

On May 10th people from coast to coast to coast will be rallying to defend communities from pipelines, dirty energy projects like tar sands and fracking, and runaway climate change, while standing in solidarity with Indigenous communities on the front-line of struggles from BC to New Brunswick.      Show more . . .

The Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2014. More than 200 cartoonists, 30 publishers, 50+ panels and more! Free admission.      Show more . . .

The Labour + LOVE concert is a celebration of Caregivers featuring live storytelling and musical performances. Kwentong Bayan presents stories from their comic book combined with live storytelling, illustration, and soundscapes in collaboration with Caregiver Connections. Special guest performances      Show more . . .

On May 13, 2014, join Dr. Don Scavia (University of Michigan), Dave Dempsey (International Joint Commission), Codi Yeager-Kozacek (Circle of Blue Correspondent), and Jim Olson (Founder, FLOW) for an interactive webinar discussion on nutrient pollution and resulting harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the      Show more . . .

Green 13's monthly film screening and discussion - THE EDIBLE CITY.      Show more . . .

On May 15, Palestinians mark the anniversary of the Nakba, the systematic expulsion of the Palestinian people by Zionist militias that began in late 1947 and lasted through 1948 and beyond.      Show more . . .

"The goal of the New World Order (NWO) is to concentrate the world's economic, political and military power in the hands of an elite few. Fueled by greed and the desire for control, this plan has been developing for centuries and is now nearing its end game. Before more of our rights and freedoms      Show more . . .

Halton Green Screens is a monthly eco-film series that is organized by a group of local environmentalists to promote environmental awareness and projects.      Show more . . .

Maude Barlow is the National Chairperson of the Council of Canadians and chairs the board of Washington-based Food and Water Watch. She is a board member of the San Francisco-based International Forum on Globalization and a Councillor with the Hamburg-based World Future Council. The recipient of      Show more . . .

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We have a lively mixture of people from NGOs, academia, students, government and business . Come along and you'll be made welcome. Just say, "are you green?" and we will look after you and introduce you to whoever is there. It's a great way of catching up with people you know and also for making new      Show more . . .

The Community Worker Program School of Social & Community Services / School of Liberal Arts & Sciences George Brown College presents The Tommy Douglas Institute: Critical Pedagogy and the Citizen-Student - A Just Society is Possible.      Show more . . .

Speakers share ideas about our relationship to water. Participating panelists include author and explorer Joe MacInnis, Lake Ontario Waterkeeper's Mark Mattson, filmmaker Katarina Soukup, Alberta Watersmart's Kim Sturgess, author and journalist Chris Turner, author Marq de Villiers, poet Fred Wah,      Show more . . .

This workshop is intended for organizations that are thinking seriously about creating a social enterprise, and have the readiness to do so. The session will provide information on how to go about creating a social enterprise, but more importantly, it will provide the space and support for      Show more . . .

Through a visual tour and narrative presentation, Prof. Nadia Abu-Zahra shares the highlights of her book, Unfree in Palestine - co-authored with Adah Kay - which chronicles how millions of Palestinians have been denationalized through the bureaucratic tools of census, population registration,      Show more . . .

Are you a Runner or Walker?      Show more . . .

Hungry to grow your own vegetables but don't have a backyard? Learn how container gardening can transform small spaces, like your balcony and patio, for a full season of fresh food.      Show more . . .

The Halton Environmental Network is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2014. Come celebrate with us as we recognize past accomplishments and long-standing members and supporters, and look forward to the future! This networking evening includes a complimentary glass of wine from Tawse Winery, tasty      Show more . . .

A unique phenomenon in the U.S. and the world, Left Forum convenes the largest annual conference of a broad spectrum of left and progressive intellectuals, activists, academics, organizations and the interested public. Conference participants come together to engage a wide range of critical      Show more . . .

Carolinian Canada Forest Garden Guild and The Living Centre are pleased to announce our first annual Forest Gardening Convergence on May 31st., 2014 being held at The Living Centre.      Show more . . .

Carolinian Canada Forest Garden Guild and The Living Centre are pleased to announce our first annual Forest Gardening Convergence on May 31st., 2014 being held at The Living Centre.      Show more . . .

Eliminate GMO's - use RAGS!      Show more . . .

A memoir of personal and political discovery, Reclaiming the Commons for the Common Good combines reflections on our common heritage with a contemporary call to action, individually and collectively, locally & globally. Heather Menzies is an award-winning writer, scholar and author of nine books.      Show more . . .

An intimate dinner with Mr. Mohammad Mahjoub, a security certificate detainee. For 14 years and still counting, Mr. Mahjoub has been kept under house arrest in Canada without charge. Mr Mahjoub will share a menu of traditional food from his homeland Egypt and stories of his continued struggles      Show more . . .

Screening of: “Leonard Weinglass on the Cuban Five”, followed by: “Justice in London” A documentary based on the proceedings of a major public commission in London in 2014 which heard testimony from family members, Cuban victims of terrorism, legal experts, international      Show more . . .

The Natural Step Canada is convening Accelerate because realized that an organization can only go so far alone on their sustainability journey before they run up against barriers that require them to work with new partners.      Show more . . .

Ontario's long-term care homes need to      Show more . . .

A mini Peoples' Social Forum in preparation for the August event. In August, through workshops, presentations, demonstrations, assemblies, and cultural activities we will see the inter-connectedness of our struggles, campaigns, and movements. This is a food, sustainability, and social justice      Show more . . .

13th Annual Windfall Ecology Festival      Show more . . .

Art exhibition featuring Major Brent Beardsley, who served 32 years as an infantry officer in the Canadian Forces, including Rwanda. Major Beardsley offers a unique perspective on issues raised by contemporary art in Terms of Engagement: Averns, feldman-kiss, Stimson. Works by three artists      Show more . . .

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If we're serious about stopping pipelines, ending our investments in fossil fuels, and standing with First Nations leading the fight against tar sands -- then we need to start talking about taking bold action. BoldAction -- the Moral Call for Climate Justice, a conversation about how to step up our      Show more . . .

Celebrate the launch of: Revolutionary Activism in the 1950s & 60s. Volume 1: Canada 1955-1965; Volume 2: Britain 1965-1970. Meet the author, Ernest Tate. Special guests Bryan Palmer, Chris Schenk and Richard Fidler.      Show more . . .

This multi-day course is designed for individuals who want to gain tree-related knowledge and skills. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about trees and how to properly care for them, then this course for you!      Show more . . .

Award-winning investigative journalist and author Michael Harris offers a preview of his upcoming book "Party of One: Stephen Harper and Canada's Radical Makeover." Proudly presented by the South Shore Chapter of the Council of Canadians. Admission by freewill donation. For more info:      Show more . . .

The Cumberland Museum, Cumberland BC on Vancouver Island, is pleased to be co-hosting the 2014 Pacific Northwest Labour History Association (PNLHA) Conference in conjunction with the 29th anniversary of Miners’ Memorial Weekend, June 12-15 2014 which is an annual celebration of workers and      Show more . . .

The Syrian Canadian Foundation for Humanity, the Canadian Centre for Refugees and others call upon the government to keep its promise to allow 1,300 Syrian refugees access to Canada. $3 or PWYC.      Show more . . .

From recession to climate disasters, it's clear capitalism is a system in crisis, and the response of the 1% is to make the rest of us pay for it -- with austerity, oppression, and imperialism. But there are also resistance movements uniting people for climate justice, economic justice, and      Show more . . .

Beit Zatoun presents the first public screening in Canada: Miners Shot Down, a film by Rehad Desai      Show more . . .

The Liberty Awards Gala will be held to honour exceptional contributions to the fields of human rights and civil liberties in Canada. Celebrating excellence in legal advocacy, journalism, the arts and youth activism, the Liberty Awards bring together some of Canada’s preeminent social      Show more . . .

For the past 25 years, Leocadio Juracan has been the National Coordinator of the Comité Campesino del Altiplano - CCDA (Highland's Committee of Peasant Farmers). At the age of 14 years old he participated in the first ever national Campesino March, later acting as a spokesman for the campesino      Show more . . .

North Country Fair and Lesser Slave Lake North Country Community Association      Show more . . .

This year's lineup draws popular and award winning bands from the United States and across Canada. As always if you purchase a weekend ticket the camping and campfire picking are free. Tottenham has come to be known as "Ontario's Top Family Festival" (children 16 & under are free with a responsible      Show more . . .

Join the Leslieville Tree Festival in Leslie Grove Park .Featuring green groups and vendors, exciting live performances, a kids’ zone, native plants, local artists and woodworkers, a ceremonial tree planting and tasty local food, this fun-filled celebration of our urban forest includes      Show more . . .

We will be holding our Spring General Assembly on Saturday, June 21. Hard Times in the City - The Fight for a Living Wage We'll be focusing on the Minimum Wage Campaign; “$15 in '15”. What constitutes a living wage in Toronto? What precedents are there?      Show more . . .

This workshop connects the fundamentals of photovoltaic and wind energy production with the components required for back up systems for off-grid systems or emergency back up energy systems for homes.      Show more . . .

From tending fruit trees to bee-keeping, there are countless ways to turn your outdoor space into an urban food oasis. Learn how at this series of hands-on workshops all about growing food in the city!      Show more . . .

Co-hosted with Formac Publishing Company, we will be launching 'Academic Freedom in Conflict, The Struggle Over Free Speech Rights in the University' with editor James L. Turk.      Show more . . .

Celebrate the Canada Day long weekend at Front Street Park in Kaslo BC with the 4th annual Kaslo Canada Day Folk Music Festival. One of the most amazing outdoor venues in the world, Kaslo boasts a breathtaking mountain backdrop and all the charm of small-town living.      Show more . . .

The theme for the 10th anniversary festival is Quviasugitsi Tamaani Nunattinni, the song      Show more . . .

Connexions is pleased to announce the publication of Other Voices, the new bi-weekly Connexions newsletter.      Show more . . .

Smithers Midsummer Music Festival      Show more . . .

Well the line-up for our July 2014 festival is essentially done, and we're super happy with this year's roster. We're looking forward to 3 great nights under star filled skies. delighted to share our Mainstage line-ups a full month earlier than ever before.      Show more . . .

Mariposa is renowned for its wide range of folk/roots artists, with 100+ performances of every kind on its 11 stages including music, dance and spoken word - but there's lots more than that going on at Mariposa Folk Festival!      Show more . . .

What could be more relaxing than a weekend in the park, listening to music that touches your soul, and enjoying good food and drink with family and friends? Children laugh and the stars shine overhead. A brief rain shower doesn't dampen the spirits, but under the umbrella, it brings everyone a      Show more . . .

The Chickadee Big Top stage is the centre-point of the Family Area where little folk can listen to children's music and find many activities to take part in throughout the festival. The music store tent is the place to go to meet your favourite Folk Fest performers, get an autograph and be treated      Show more . . .

Can’t get enough great music? Don’t fret, we’ve got you covered. The music carries on throughout the year and in various venues at MusicFest concerts held throughout the Comox Valley and beyond.      Show more . . .

To provide a free annual folk festival of music, dance, arts and crafts for the enjoyment of all people of Ingersoll and surrounding area      Show more . . .

The Harrison Festival of the Arts takes place every July and brings the cultures of the world to Harrison Hot Springs. The 35th annual Harrison Festival will happen July 12 - 20, 2014 with an opening night concert on Friday, July 11.      Show more . . .

The sixth season of Apple Hollow Music Fest with has encoutered a major change in artistic direction. More regional musicians we invited to perform at the festival and musical direction was provided jointly by Terry Joe "Banjo" Rodrigues and Stewart Burrows. We have seen and heard, as always, high      Show more . . .

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Come stand with individuals from Six Nations & their allies who have shut down work on Enbridge's line 9. Folks will host an action camp on site using this direct action as an opportunity to do teach-ins and skill shares centred around indigenous nationhood and direct action.      Show more . . .

Folk on the Rocks has come a long way since founder Rod Russell and his band of folkie go-getters re-booted a small outdoor gig on the shores of Frame Lake, and transported it over to Long Lake in the summer in 1980.      Show more . . .

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What began as a camping weekend for several local folk clubs in 1987 intended for organizers to get to know each other better morphed into an annual 3-day event. We’re still trying to get to know one another, but The Fair seems to be doing quite well. The mission of South Country Fair has      Show more . . .

This summer we are celebrating our 30th anniversary and we hope you join us! 30 years is no easy task for a music festival but we’ve stood the test of time and lived to tell about it. Our long life is a direct result of our dedicated festival community here in the Duncan area and up and down      Show more . . .

From Joan Baez and Andrew Bird to Ozomatli and Frank Yamma, from Alberta to Zimbabwe, the 37th Annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival brings a world of music to one of the world's most beautiful festival settings - right in your own back yard. Join us for two days and three nights, and over 60 acts,      Show more . . .

Home County Music and Art Festival presents its 41st edition of the annual celebration on July 18 – 20, 2014 in downtown London’s beautiful Victoria Park.      Show more . . .

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Famously named Canada’s “tiny, perfect music festival” by Vancouver’s Georgia Straight, the Dawson City Music Festival presents three days of wildly diverse music in six venues around the tiny town of Dawson City, Yukon, in Canada’s far North. Small but mighty, the      Show more . . .

Protests are being organized in cities around the world to respond to the ongoing collective punishment of Palestinians. Since the July 7th, Israeli forces have killed more than 237 Palestinians (including 53 children) and wounded 1,770, destroyed 1,660 homes and displaced over 22,000 people. On      Show more . . .

Maya-Waasige (Elder John Keeshig) will speak about our relation to "G'gashinan" (Our Mother Earth), how G'gashinan provides for us and how we should respect G'gashinan. Maya-Waasige stands for “The Man from the Up Right Light or Good Light”. Maya-Waasige is from Neyaashiingamiing (Where      Show more . . .

Screening of footage from T.O.'s G20 detention facility by and for those who were incarcerated. Discussion and evaluation of footage to follow. Pre-register 416-922-0628 ext 225, info@whatworldproductions.com      Show more . . .

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Rally with Detroit People's Water Board and the Council of Canadians Water is Human Right! Stop the Shutoffs! We must turn the tide against water privatization!      Show more . . .

The Great Resource Giveaway: Why New Brunswick is poor      Show more . . .

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people of conscience including Muslims, Jews, and Christians, are coming together at the Israeli consulate in Toronto for a three day continuous vigil to call attention to the frightening slaughter of the Palestinian people in Gaza and condemn both the Israeli government and the complicity of      Show more . . .

The mandate of the Asinabka Festival is to establish an annual Indigenous film and media arts festival in the Nations Capital that allows independent artists - national, international, Indigenous, non-Indigenous - to share, present, and disseminate their work.      Show more . . .

Celebrate and honour the revolutionary legacy of two of the most influential leaders of Nuestramerica, who fought against colonialism and imperialism in order to achieve real independence with social justice, equal rights and opportunity for all.      Show more . . .

Artists, audiences and great weather all aligned for one of our best festivals yet! Sunny skies smiled all weekend on the park as music filled the summer air and audiences cheered. A big, hearty round of applause to all who helped make it happen, our volunteers, supporters, friends and especially      Show more . . .

Hillside offers year round events with a broad artistic vision that emphasizes diversity of culture, of musical heritage and style, of age, geography and influence.      Show more . . .

This year's celebration is dedicated to Nelson Mandela and The Cuban Five and it will include a recognition of the cultural icons: Juan Formell, Luis Carbonell and Gabriel Garcia Marquez.      Show more . . .

International Expert on Transparence and Anti-Corruption Our Crown Land Forest      Show more . . .

Join us this Sunday for a child-focused rally and short march to the Israeli consulate to protest the attack on Gaza and the Canadian Government’s complicity in Israeli war crimes.      Show more . . .

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Come to protest the ongoing Israeli violence against Gaza.      Show more . . .

Barbadian author Austin Yearwood discusses his latest book, Down Danesbury Gap, a diaspora story chronicling life in a Barbadian village to New York City.      Show more . . .

Iran - 2012 - Dir. Kamran Heidari | 65 mins | Farsi with English subtitles      Show more . . .

Ontario has finalized plans for another decade of clearcut logging on Grassy Narrows Territory - a practice that is known to release dangerous amounts of mercury into lakes and rivers. This callous plan will deepen the tragedy of mercury poisoning in Grassy Narrows.      Show more . . .

Grassy Narrows and hundreds of their supporters will flow as a wild river through the streets of Toronto bringing their demands to Queens Park. The crowd will carry hundreds of yards of blue fabric flowing in the wind, dozens of fish cutouts, and large banners.      Show more . . .

Beit Zatoun invites you to a safe space for quiet contemplation and sharing, music and poetry and emergency aid to people of Gaza.A special event to remember, honour and raise funds for the people of Gaza. All are victims of cruel and immoral power and bankruptcy of western governments and media.      Show more . . .

Today, August 1, Israel bombed Rafah. At least 40 Palestinians were killed. An ambulance was also hit by an Israeli air strike, killing the paramedic driving and wounding 7 passengers. This is the 13th ambulance struck by Israeli missiles and bombs in the last month. Israel further assaulted the      Show more . . .

Canada's Largest Bluegrass Festival.      Show more . . .

This free festival is patterned after European festivals whereby the day’s events are held on numerous outdoor stages in the town core. Traditional forms of folk music and dance are the festival’s theme, with emphasis placed upon the various cultures present in Cambridge and      Show more . . .

The atrocities committed by the Israeli regime keep piling up in Gaza. Over 70 people were murdered by relentless Israeli artillery fire in just one neighborhood alone, al-Shujayeh, and bombings of hospitals and schools take place on a daily basis.In response to this ongoing massacre, a broad      Show more . . .

Join thousands of people in a National March on the White House on Saturday, August 2 at 1:00pm to condemn the Israeli massacre in Gaza. Israel receives $4 billion in "aid" from the United States each year. This money is being used to commit war crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza. We are      Show more . . .

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Celebrate life and culture with world-class entertainment, delicious authentic food and beautiful cultural displays at Folklorama, the largest and longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the world (as determined by the International Council of Organizations of Folklore Festivals and      Show more . . .

In response to the devastating Mount Polley Imperial Metals tailings spill in the Secwepemc Territory in BC earlier this week, Secwepemc Women Warrior Society Member Kanahus Manuel and allies are gathering at the Toronto Stock Exchange to voice opposition to this company, demand the government and      Show more . . .

Great Woods Park and GWMF Music Society will proudly present the 19th annual indoor-outdoor Blues/Rock/Roots music festival in a beautiful 120-acre park and campground on the banks of the Brokenhead River, at a very unique venue, The Moonrise Cabana on August 7-9, 2014.      Show more . . .

Edmonton Folk Music Festival bringing the best of folk music from arournd the world      Show more . . .

The Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival brings the best in traditional and contemporary folk music to the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. It is Nova Scotia’s longest-running folk festival and has showcased great Nova Scotian, Canadian and international talent      Show more . . .

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The Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival is operated by The Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Arts Society with a host of volunteers. 2014 marks our 38th annual festival.      Show more . . .

The Celtic Roots Festival is a three-day outdoor festival showcasing the world's best of Celtic music, dance, and art all in the beautiful setting of Goderich, Ontario. With five stages, varying from small intimate performances to the high-powered Main Stage, the Festival is a unique musical      Show more . . .

Whether you are coming by yourself or with the entire clan there's something for everyone, you don't even have to be Scottish! Celtic Music, crafts for the kids, heavy events championships, bagpipes, drums, author appearances, bands, Highland dancing, story telling, singing, clan information and      Show more . . .

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The “Trout” features workshops, creative arts selection, great food and the best in Northern hospitality with the beautiful Trout Lake Forest as a pristine backdrop.      Show more . . .

The 2014 festival lineup is very exciting, featuring an incredible blend of musical styles, cultural influences and above all, some of the world's best talent. With free daytime concerts and workshops, a CHILDREN'S AREA with music & crafts, an ARTISTS' MARKET with all sorts of one-of-a-kind stuff,      Show more . . .

On Saturday afternoon, a number of radical music makers are putting on a show at the Dam Line 9 blockade. Please join us for a fun day in the sun!      Show more . . .

Join the Boycotts, Divestment and Sanctions Movement today. Demand Sanctions on Israel Now.      Show more . . .

Stop the war. End the siege. Boycott Israel.      Show more . . .

This one-day forum and evening gala at Lakehead University in Orillia, Ontario is being organized by the City's Waste and Environmental Management Advisory Committee (WEMAC).      Show more . . .

Environmental pollution is considered to be our world's most dangerous, and constant, threat; our world is exposed to hazardous pollutants and chemicals from different sources every day. Industries, vehicles and basic human activities (like cooking) are spreading toxins around our world on a daily      Show more . . .

We host a three day Music Festival the third weekend every August at beautiful Ness Creek in Northern Saskatchewan.      Show more . . .

Now in its 22nd year, the Salmon Arm Roots & Blues Festival is the largest, most musically diverse festival in the BC Interior. Over the years it has gained an outstanding reputation for the variety and quality of its presentations and for the high standard of its organization.      Show more . . .

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PLUS: cultural events, art, speakers, vendors, healing space, community dinners, and so much more!      Show more . . .

A grassroots Peoples’ Social Forum will be held in Ottawa-Gatineau from August 21-24 2014, with regional fora across Canada as well, as a means of stimulating debate, discussion and furthering our sense of community and collective action.      Show more . . .

This summer's Friends of Eaglewood Gathering has been created as a tribute to the past 24 years and to satisfy those who have known and loved Eaglewood over the years.      Show more . . .

Event organized by the Nouveaux Cahiers du socialisme and Canadian Dimension at the Social People's Forum. Faculty of Social Sciences, Ottawa U.      Show more . . .

Building on the success of Grey to Green: A Conference on the Economics of Green Infrastructure in 2013, Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is now planning Grey to Green for August 25-26, 2014. This two-day conference focuses on the health benefits of green infrastructure - for our economy, our      Show more . . .

A dedicated group of friends and strangers (a lawyer, a social worker, an art therapist, a recent art college grad, a songwriter, an engineer, a newspaper reporter, a retired teacher, a high-school student, and a Fair Trade coffee-shop entrepreneur) gathered regularly to envision what a cultural      Show more . . .

It’s been 11 years since SEJ first came to New Orleans, and I’m inviting you back for an unexpurgated return visit to see for yourself what’s happened in the aftermath of two of the nation’s most historic disasters.      Show more . . .

Protect, Strengthen and Expand Health Care: Why we need a new Health Accord      Show more . . .

Internet Ungovernance Forum is for those of us who demand free, secure, and open internet for the people!      Show more . . .

oin Loving More for a magical weekend away from the ordinary. Loving More Retreats are an immersion in intimate polyamory community; a weekend of personal sharing and exploration of love and relationships. A place to learn, grow and really get to know other people of like mind. The weekend offers in      Show more . . .

Israel's bombardment of Gaza killed over 2137 Palestinians, including over 500 children. Over 10,000 are wounded, including over 3,000 children. 20,000 homes have been destroyed completely or beyond possibility of repair, and hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are displaced.      Show more . . .

Charles Theriailt, Don Bowser, and Rod Cumberland question the management of the greatest natural wealth we New-Brunswickers possess, our Crown Land Forest.      Show more . . .

For 25 years the Eden Mills Writers’ Festival has been engaging writers with their readers, the industry and emerging talent. This year they are celebrating their 26th Anniversary festival, from September 11th to 15th. In addition to readings, the Festival also features Publishers’      Show more . . .

September is the best time to order your fruit tree for an early spring delivery, but how do you pick the best one for your sites unique conditions? Join Susan Poizner of fruit tree consulting company Orchard People as she takes you through the process of evaluating your site, exploring pollination      Show more . . .

Over the past 5 months, Joseph Boutilier has cycled 5,000km on one wheel to call for action on climate change. Join Joseph as he arrives at his final destination to meet with MPs on the first day of the fall session of Parliament. Join others demanding political action and unity for the climate      Show more . . .

In September each year, Winnipeg welcomes writers from Canada and around the world for a week of readings, lectures, interviews, conversations, book launches, and other events. That week of literary feasting - which reaches out into the rural areas of the province as well - is Thin Air, the Winnipeg      Show more . . .

This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the criteria for the selection of a solar electric (photovoltaic ) or wind energy system. Participants will explore the fundamentals of photovoltaic and wind energy including: theory, siting and site selection, components, best practices,      Show more . . .

The Word On The Street is an annual one-day national book and magazine family festival celebrating literacy and the written arts. Held in five cities across Canada on the same weekend in September - Kitchener, Toronto, Halifax, Saskatoon and Lethbridge - The Word on the Street promotes the      Show more . . .

Climate Ride NYC-DC is a grand cycling adventure that connects two of the nation's most important cities - New York and Washington, DC - by bicycle. From the exciting departure by ferry in Manhattan to the hero's welcome and rally at the steps of the US Capitol, the east-coast version of Climate      Show more . . .

The Word On The Street Festival is growing into a signature event in Southern Alberta, presenting established and emerging authors, storytellers, informative panel discussions, demonstrations and workshops, street performers, live music, and a bustling marketplace. The organizers strive to create a      Show more . . .

Each year in September, in the cities of Lethbridge, Saskatoon, Kitchener, Toronto, and Halifax, The Word On The Street unites the country in a national celebration of literacy and the Canadian written word. Saskatoon became the fifth city to host the festival with a preview event held in 2010. The      Show more . . .

The Word On The Street Toronto is a non-profit organization that celebrates Canadian reading and writing, and champions literacy, primarily through a free, annual outdoor festival.      Show more . . .

The Word on the Street Halifax Society is a registered non-profit organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, which mandate is to organize and produce an annual, one-day literary festival in conjunction with other The Word on the Street host cities, to celebrate reading and writing and      Show more . . .

This year's International Week for Peace will be celebrated locally at amulti-faith peace worship gathering on Sunday, September 21. This free to attend gathering will feature prominent keynote speaker Haroon Siddiqui who writes an opinion column every Thursday and Sunday in The Toronto Star. Mr.      Show more . . .

Kingston Writers Fest, a charitable cultural organization, brings the best of contemporary writers to Kingston to interact with audiences and other artists for mutual inspiration, education, and the exchange of ideas that literature provokes. Through readings, performance, onstage discussion and      Show more . . .

Since 1995 The Vancouver Book and Magazine Fair Society has produced The Word On The Street Vancouver, the primary literary festival for Western Canadian book lovers and literacy enthusiasts. In 2013 the festival was rebranded as Word Vancouver. The Vancouver Book and Magazine Fair Society strives      Show more . . .

Chris Turner, international bestselling author of Planet Simpson, is one of Canada's leading writers and speakers on sustainability. Author of the Governor General's Award-nominated The Geography of Hope: A Tour of the World We Need, Chris talks about How to Breathe Underwater: Field Reports from an      Show more . . .

Deep Roots Music Festival 2014 is just five months away.      Show more . . .

A Trotskyist League Forum. For Workers Revolution to Sweep Away the Capitalist Order Worldwide.      Show more . . .

Join organizers from the front lines of the blockades against Enbridge’s Line 9 pipeline, slated to bring tar sands bitumen through Toronto, and other towns across Ontario. Panelists are Lana Goldberg, an Environmental Justice organizer in Toronto and member of Rising Tide Toronto; Trish      Show more . . .

Artists’ Books Week is a city-wide celebration of artist publishing in Vancouver that takes place From Monday, September 29 to Sunday, October 5, 2014. ABW complements VA/BF, highlighting the artists, curators, collectives and institutions across the city who are actively creating and      Show more . . .

A powerful boost for the final weeks of this important election: The member- to - member connection will make it happen!      Show more . . .

Call for papers, deadline 1 October 2014      Show more . . .

Keith Bolender, a freelance journalist in Toronto, has written extensively on Cuban matters. He is also a lecturer on the Cuban Revolution at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Education.      Show more . . .

Rebecca Tiessen, Robert Huish, Susan Thomson, Jonathan Langdon, John Cameron and Katie MacDonald      Show more . . .

Workshop 1: Could Shared Ownership Be the Right Fit for You?      Show more . . .

Since 1971, Parkdale Community Legal Services(PCLS) has Provided legal help to Parkdale residents and organized to defend the rights of poor people in the neighbourhood. Now there are plans to close the 17 community legal clinics in the GTA and to replace them with 3 or 4      Show more . . .

Author Lesley J. Wood explains how neoliberal shifts in political and economic systems are militarizing the policing of protest. The author shows how protest policing techniques have become more militarised and more dependent on intelligence gathering over the past fifteen years as a result of the      Show more . . .

Subtitles: The documentary Forbidden Pilgrimage shines a light on the Christians of Palestine and the threat to their survival in the Holy Land. Currently, more than two million Christian pilgrims visit the Holy Land annually and the numbers increase every year. These tours are primarily organized      Show more . . .

This year, our Annual General Meeting moves to Hamilton, Ontario. We will bring together members, chapter activists, supporters and allies for a dynamic weekend event that includes a public forum, workshops, panels and more. Be sure to mark your calendars!      Show more . . .

How do we create good jobs in Canada? The nature of work is changing; precarious, part-time and low-wage work is on the rise. Young people, students and all unemployed people from our communities need more choices and more options for good jobs.      Show more . . .

The 4th Annual Toronto Disability Pride March. We have some great speakers lined up for this year! * Onar Usar (YorkU) * David Meyers (ERDCO) * Charles Silverman (Ryerson/OCAD) * Kevin Jackson (TDPM/YorkU/Ryerson/ERDCO) * Melissa Graham (TDPM/CILT) * Kathryn Church (Ryerson)      Show more . . .

This is a series of indoor presentations and outside activities that involve you in discussion and hands-on learning. Participants will learn about ecology, rain water management, and important environment issues in the Credit River Watershed. Mark Mattson, Founder and President of the Lake      Show more . . .

Free and open to the public, VA/BF is the only international art book fair in Canada and one of only two on the West Coast. In 2014 the event is anticipated to attract over 1,500 visitors from across the Greater Vancouver Area and beyond. Presented by Project Space, VA/BF is a two-day festival of      Show more . . .

Sally Armstrong, award winning humanitarian, journalist and author, has been on the front lines in Africa, the Middle East, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Asia and Canada. Women are key to ending violence, conflict and poverty. Ms Armstrong will bring us women's inspiring and brave voices in the face of      Show more . . .

Cinema Politica @ The Bloor presents the Toronto premiere of a documentary looking at one of the most controversial activist groups in the world - Femen. Join us when we screen this new documentary on the Ukrainian group and host a discussion on LGTBQ and feminist activism in that part of the world,      Show more . . .

Join author Donald Gutstein as he launches his new book      Show more . . .

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Media Democracy Days is excited to announce Bandwidth: A Multimedia Fundraiser. Catch a full line-up of local bands, performance poetry, art, and multimedia fun (along with cash beverages, silent auction, & prizes)! We're meeting to celebrate the sound of local voices and to affirm that we can      Show more . . .

Struggles to expand public transport and to block privatization are central to overturning neoliberalism and addressing climate justice. This forum brings together some of the leading public transit activists in Europe and North America.      Show more . . .

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Celtic Colours International Festival invites you to join us October 10-18 and experience all that Cape Breton Island has to offer. This year’s Festival includes 46 concerts presented at 40 venues in 32 communities and more than 200 community cultural events in nearly 60 communities      Show more . . .

Join us for a screening of "Disruption" a new, fast-paced cinematic journey through the wild world of climate change: the science, the politics, the solutions, and the stories that define this crisis at this pivotal point in human history. The movie is about an hour long, and after we'll have a      Show more . . .

Wordfest is a not-for-profit organization that brings readers and writers together to experience the power of story through accessible and engaging programming in Calgary, Banff and the Bow Valley. Wordfest hosts year-round literary events featuring the world’s best writers. Over 850 writers      Show more . . .

Jim Adams, Venture Capitalist, will share his insights and wisdom about how he sees the economy impacted by the seismic changes that are happening around the world and will focus on China, Japan and Africa. You'll never see the world the same again.      Show more . . .

Some of the themes that will be explored on the day include:      Show more . . .

The Folk Music Ontario conference is the key event for Ontario’s folk, roots, and traditional music community. The 28th annual conference will take place October 16-19, 2014, at the Westin Bristol Place, Toronto. Members Only Early Bird registration and Youth registration will begin at      Show more . . .

A public reading of the critically acclaimed play "Tainted" which is set against the backdrop of the tainted blood crisis, and follows a family as they fight to stay intact when the unimaginable happens.      Show more . . .

The Ontario Health Coalition's Annual "Health Action Assembly and Conference" will be focused on challenges to public medicare such as the privatization of services and the assault on Public Medicare by the Harper federal government in Ottawa. A plan for positive reform to move off the defensive      Show more . . .

Learn tips and techniques for harvesting, packaging and storing seeds, and discover how saving seeds is important to saving genetic diversity.      Show more . . .

This conference is organized to share and discuss recent developments in clean energy sector. This highly interactive conference and exposition is designed to promote information exchange among scientists, technologists, engineers, entrepreneurs and exhibitors involved in Clean Energy sector.      Show more . . .

Open Stage of Poetry and Music featuring poets Clifton Joseph & Barbara Erochina. Host: Bänoo Zan. Admission: $5      Show more . . .

The event will feature the screening of Rob Stewart's latest film, Revolution, followed by a keynote presentation and audience Q & A with the Toronto-born filmmaker. Included at the event will be the presentation of BurlingtonGreen’s 2014 Eco-awards. Rob Stewart is an award-winning      Show more . . .

The Vancouver Writers Fest turns reading into a community experience, bringing people together to share thoughts, explore ideas, and witness brilliant conversations.      Show more . . .

Big Business and the Re-shaping of North America by Richard Roman, Associate Professor Emeritus, Sociology, University of Toronto.      Show more . . .

Everything we've been told about food and exercise for the past 30 years is dead wrong. FED UP is the film the food industry doesn't want you to see. Upending the conventional wisdom of why we gain weight and how to lose it, FED UP unearths the dirty little secret the food industry doesn't want you      Show more . . .

Oct 22: Beit Zatoun - Project X: Humanity Cries is a work in progress. With Melissa Noventa, Mikhail P. Morris and Sheniz Janmohamed who explore the interplay of art, culture and politics with literary readings, live music and dance. Should art create sites of exclusively secular, civic      Show more . . .

Speaker: Kawa Jabary who was born in the Kurdish region of Northern Iraq. He fled to Turkey as a result of his political activities and in 1997 settled in Canada as a refugee. Kawa has a graduate degree in Political Science from Simon Fraser University.      Show more . . .

Over the past few years, there has been an increase in extreme weather events like floods, ice storms and heat waves. Our cities are not built to cope with these extremes, and as infrastructure and natural water systems are vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, the need for urban dwellers and      Show more . . .

Speaker: Michael Mikulak, Network Manager for the Halton Food Council      Show more . . .

Join us for the launch of the Discover the Don Speaker Series!      Show more . . .

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Each fall, the International Festival of Authors brings together the world’s best writers of contemporary literature for 11 days of readings, interviews, lectures, round table discussions, public book signings and a number of special events, including readings by Governor General’s      Show more . . .

A sound theatre performance based on the life of Ziba Kazemi. It Is Only Sound That Remains is the story of Montreal-based artist Shahrzad Arshadi coming into contact with an exceptional woman and photographer Ziba Kazemi after her tragic death at the hands of Iranian authorities in the summer of      Show more . . .

Get your vegan snack on and enjoy live acoustic music and talks from special guests, including Abby Hopson of My Body Zen. We'll also have some fun games, because it isn't a party without party games right? Tickets: $35.00      Show more . . .

Literary Arts Windsor is dedicated to education, understanding, and appreciation of the literary arts by providing performances of an artistic and literary nature in public places, senior citizens’ homes, performance areas, theatres, and educational institutions. We also provide seminars on      Show more . . .

Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Glenn Greenwald is coming to Canada to speak about privacy, state surveillance, and its impact on Canadians at an event sponsored by rabble.ca and produced by Bill Owen of Eyestir Communications. Mr Greenwald is an American journalist, lawyer, and author, who is      Show more . . .

Why we say NO to Canada's war in Iraq. We have all seen the pictures and read the reports abut the brutal sectarian group ISIS in Iraq and Syria and many people want to "do something" to stop the terror. However, the U.S. led bombing campaign, that Canada has just joined, is not going to help.      Show more . . .

Electronic Frontier Foundation Media Relations Coordinator Dave Maass will discuss EFF's contribution to Censored 2015, Project Censored's annual collection of under-reported news stories and related essays. Maass' piece describes the sea change in media coverage of issues around electronic      Show more . . .

You are invited to join us for workshops and discussions, networking, and brainstorming. Non- Jewish attendees are welcome. Our intention is to create a space that recognizes the diversity of Jewish perspectives, to movement-build with the progressive Jewish community, and to generate alternative      Show more . . .

A Wakefield event to learn about climate change in our region and how we can work together locally to build a more resilient future. Join concerned citizens and our political representatives as we learn from a panel of specialists about climate change impacts in our region. How can we work together      Show more . . .

Presented by RPS - Religion in the Public Sphere (University of Toronto)      Show more . . .

The workshop will be hosted by John Swaigen of Ecojustice who has designed the session to educate nonprofits active in the environmental field about the legal tools available to protect our air, water, land, and human health. It will help you to understand what laws and policies exist to protect      Show more . . .

Book Launch. Author: Professor Nahla Abdo. Professor Abdo will be joined by Professors: Himani Bannerji: Professor of Sociology, York University; David Mcnally: Professor of Political Science, York University; Alan Sears: Professor of Sociology, Ryerson University.      Show more . . .

Now in its fourteenth year, the prize is awarded annually for a book of literary nonfiction that captures a political subject of relevance to Canadian readers and has the potential to shape or influence thinking on Canadian political life. The winning work combines compelling new insights with depth      Show more . . .

John S. Saul is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at York University. We are pleased to present two books with John followed by a conversation with Blair Rutherford, Director of the Institute.      Show more . . .

Please join us for a talk by renowned Israeli author and human rights journalist Gideon Levy.      Show more . . .

On the day or during the week of the 5 November, journalists across Europe and around the world come together in solidarity to spotlight some of the major challenges they face. The EFJ Steering Committee is proposing to highlight the situation of journalists in an increasingly concentrated media      Show more . . .

Music by Davaar, with members Dave McMillan, Sara Marlowe and Macbook Air, is a project to explore the intersection of acoustic and electronic music in composition and live performance (www.davaarmusic.com). Their activist roots has led them to play at a variety of peace marches, labour rallies and      Show more . . .

Millions of migrants live precarious lives as migrant labourers, as refugees, and as undocumented people. This thesis explores migrant detention centres in Canada, the fastest growing incarceration sector in North America's prison industrial complex, and questions the role of architectural design      Show more . . .

VOW Awards Gala Dinner      Show more . . .

The fair usually contains exhibitors with poetry books, novels, cookbooks, posters, t-shirts, graphic novels, comic books, magazines, scraps of paper, gum-ball machines with poems, 2x4s with text, etc. Happens twice a year, founded in 1994 by Rob McLennan and James Spyker.      Show more . . .

9:30 am Gather, register, coffee      Show more . . .

Theme This Year: "Sharing Beauty, The Migratory Birds of Canada and Costa Rica"      Show more . . .

9:30 am registration and coffee      Show more . . .

Special guests: Expert and activist Matthew Behrens and Filmmaker John Greyson will join us for a discussion about art and activism      Show more . . .

The festival showcases edgy, thought provoking films that explore mental health and addiction issues from a multitude of angles      Show more . . .

'Money Logging' investigates the environmental crime of the massive destruction of the Borneo rainforest by Malaysian loggers. Lukas Straumann searches not only the lost forests and the people who used to call them home, but also the network of criminals who have earned billions through illegal      Show more . . .

The Scandinavian model is often upheld as a socio-economic model that Canada should emulate, rather than following in the tracks of a mixture of British political tradition and American neoliberalism.      Show more . . .

Remembrance Day event with Threshold Theatre reading letters from Canadians involved in various wars including WWI and II, the Korean War and the war in Afghanistan. Free.      Show more . . .

Join us for drinks and snacks as we meet one another and talk about the opportunities and barriers facing us in finding sustainable work in the media. We'll share advice and stories on unpaid internships, using social media, diversity in journalism, and finding meaningful work.      Show more . . .

Are You Worried About Your Retirement? We invite you to attend a Town Hall Meeting to re-launch the CLC's "Retirement Security for Everyone" Campaign.      Show more . . .

ACORN's conference is a three-day event that brings together organic and sustainable farmers, processors and businesses from across the region - and beyond!      Show more . . .

Leftwords Festival presents the Conspire speaking series. Conspire with these bold authors as they tackle some bold subjects—from the war on science to mothering in the age of neoliberalism and the messy business of healthcare:      Show more . . .

The interconnections of natural resources, empire and labour run through war, environmental degradation, impoverishment and plutocracy. Intended for researchers, students and activists, the chapters in Resources, Empire and Labour illuminate key aspects of the resources question from a variety of      Show more . . .

Join a growing community of early childhood educators, academics and researchers, policymakers, advocates, and parents--from urban, suburban, rural and Indigenous communities across Canada--all working together for a better system of early childhood education and care.      Show more . . .

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The inaugural Toronto International Book Fair. More than 400 authors reading and signing books, eight stages and feature areas, more than 200 exhibitors representing 300 companies, 15 workshops.      Show more . . .

The Assembly is organized by Food Secure Canada and FoodARC at Mount Saint Vincent University, in collaboration with the Nova Scotia Food Security Network and ACORN (which holds its 15th conference in the same location).      Show more . . .

Come out and Conspire!      Show more . . .

Conspire is free public evening events in Toronto that celebrate and promote the work of Canadian and international writers and thinkers Featuring authors from Between the Lines, Fernwood Publishing, and Inanna Publications, among others. Co-sponsored by Brunswick Books.      Show more . . .

Causes, Results and Prospects - Perspectives from the Socialist Left discussion with Professor Robert Brenner (UCLA) and Professor Murray E.G. Smith (Brock University) outlining their respective views on the root causes of the financial crisis of 2008-09 and the on-going global economic malaise, the      Show more . . .

Lecture by David North      Show more . . .

Water Management in our homes, in our community, and globally. "Water is a human right and as such, must be protected from privatization, pollution and bulk exports." The Council of Canadians      Show more . . .

A group of 10 films highlighting workers' experiences and struggles from around the globe - from the history of labour in British Columbia, to the story of young workers from Nova Scotia looking for decent work, to the portrayal of a Guatemalan street vendor in New York City, to an examination of      Show more . . .

INTERSECTION will be a unique gathering of Indigenous artists, entrepreneurs, academics and students, telling success stories. The keynote speaker, Dr. Jessica Metcalfe, will tell how her blog Beyond Buckskin applied entrepreneurship as a platform to address local and global social issues. Three      Show more . . .

The dream of designing and building one's own home is one of the most deeply held desires in our culture. The dream of designing and building a sustainable home marries that desire with a wish to live lightly (and affordably!) on the planet. However, many questions face the prospective home builder      Show more . . .

You've heard a lot about temporary foreign workers, now come hear from them! Join 3 migrant workers - a live-In caregiver, a farmworker, and a restaurant worker - to learn about their struggles, their rights, and the laws that impact them. Join our fight to build strong, healthy communities for all      Show more . . .

Speaker: Ian Angus - Editor of ClimateandCapitalism.com, founding member of the Ecosocialist International Network, co-author of the Belem Ecosocialist Declaration, author of The Global Fight for Climate Justice.      Show more . . .

Solid scientific research pointing to the impacts of climate change, degraded water quality, habitat destruction and toxics have failed to mobilize sufficient public, government or corporate action to address these and a host of other environmental issues. As communicators, we are just not      Show more . . .

For around ten years, natural disasters have been occurring more frequently, causing widespread destruction; yet industrialized countries still refuse to implement or persist in doubting the actions they must take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and fail to revise their policies for economic      Show more . . .

Join the Federation of Community Power Co-operatives and GTA-based energy co-operatives for an evening of learning, sharing and celebration. Find out more about local and international activities in community power and the growing trend of green energy impact investing.      Show more . . .

Come and support Greenest City 6:30pm on November 19th at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema by joining us for the screening of the exciting documentary Growing Cities.      Show more . . .

STOP private clinics SAVE our local public hospitals      Show more . . .

Housing is a human right! The Toronto rally is part of National Housing Day actions taking place across Canada to send a message to the Federal government that we are calling for a national housing strategy and a stop to the cuts now!      Show more . . .

Join us at this one-day conference to begin developing a vision of a progressive, sustainable jobs agenda for B.C. Currently, the B.C. government is putting virtually all its eggs in one basket -- expansion of natural gas development, with a promise of economic windfalls and increased jobs for      Show more . . .

Book launch with Dan Irving. Centring the voices and experiences of trans identified people as experts on their own lives and agents of change, Trans Activism in Canada opens up a dialogue between scholars and community members in an effort to improve the lives of sex and gender variant people.      Show more . . .

Current and former Caregivers will be outside the Federal Minister’ Offices at 150 King West, on Saturday, November 22nd 2014 at 3:00pm to condemn the cap placed on permanent residency for Caregivers. Announced on October 31st, these new changes come in to effect on November 30th and limit      Show more . . .

We are rejigging the event to Keynote Speakers from BC and their efforts.      Show more . . .

The overall goal of our conference is to prepare our volunteers to lobby the Canadian Parliament for carbon fee and dividend on Monday, November 24, 2014.      Show more . . .

Digging Into Farming is a 2-day course facilitated by a farmer who has gone through a similar process of starting their own farm business. This course is right for you if you are a new farmer who is actively committed to farming as a business and are looking for support in starting to plan your farm      Show more . . .

EcoFair at the Barns is a fun, family-oriented event that informs and inspires people to make greener choices in their homes and communities. Last year, there were more than 30 exhibitors and interactive activities. Approximately 800 people came out to learn about green initiatives and achievements      Show more . . .

A Bread and Puppet production. The dances are created from simple instructions, either as a result of a short or directly as public participation dances.      Show more . . .

A day of joyful protest in solidarity with migrants jailed at the Toronto Immigration Holding Centre, demanding justice for migrants, refugees, and migrant workers. A report launched in June revealed that in 2013, thousands of detainees were locked up in 146 prisons across the country with no end      Show more . . .

Friends, families and supporters of immigration detainees will be gathering at the Toronto Immigration Holding Centre (TIHC) calling for an overhaul of immigration arrest and detention practices. In August, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) racially profiled migrants on their way to work, and      Show more . . .

The JNF covers up Israel’s historic injustices and war crimes against the Palestinians by planting forests and building recreational parks and over the ruins of depopulated and demolished Palestinian villages. One particularly egregious example is Canada Park, which was constructed on the      Show more . . .

Millions of food workers around the world struggle to make a living each day. In the U.S. alone, nearly 20 million people work in the food system, growing, processing, transporting, serving, cooking, & selling the food that we eat each day. Show your solidarity & support for food workers by taking      Show more . . .

Did you know Ontario plans to rebuild 10 of our aging nuclear reactors, locking us into nuclear for another 4 or more decades? This will cost taxpayers upwards of $60-billion, to say nothing of the radioactive waste and risk of catastrophic accident on one of our Great Lakes. Did anyone ever ask you      Show more . . .

Four journalists from Burma, Iran, Russia, and South Africa will be honored with the Committee to Protect Journalists’ 2014 International Press Freedom Awards, an annual recognition of courageous reporting. These journalists have faced imprisonment, violence, and censorship.      Show more . . .

Join the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty and allies this coming November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, to fight for:      Show more . . .

Exploring changes in our national attitude from pride in big dams as engineering wonders, to the growing awareness that our own future is bound to the life and health of our rivers. Where obsolete dams come down, rivers bound back to life, returning primeval spawning grounds to salmon and other wild      Show more . . .

Indigenous rights are generally conceptualized and advocated separately from the human rights framework. The contributors to this book argue that Indigenous rights are human rights and the fundamental human rights of Indigenous people cannot be protected without the inclusion of their Indigenous      Show more . . .

Be The Change Documentary Film Series was created in 2008 to educate and inspire the local community into action where it relates to our fragile ecosystem and what each of us can do to help preserve it. Blue Mountain Watershed Trust Foundation and Elephant Thoughts are working together along with      Show more . . .

A Double Book Launch of Anti-War Titles and Discussion on a Century of Conscientious Objection      Show more . . .

We've heard many promises about the economic benefits of a proposed LNG industry, which would be powered by fracking in northeast B.C. But are these claims credible? And what sort of environmental trade-offs would the industry bring?      Show more . . .

Normand Landry. Threatening Democracy is an introduction to the phenomenon of judicial intimidation used against socially and politically active citizens. Strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPP) involve the deliberate use of judicial procedures as tools for intimidation, censorship      Show more . . .

In 2003, the U.S. and its allies invaded Iraq on false pretenses and left the country in ruins almost a decade later, creating the conditions for ISIL's ascension in the region. Now the U.S. is spearheading a campaign to return to Iraq and enter Syria to fight off ISIL. Canada has heeded its      Show more . . .

The film reveals the absolutely devastating environmental impact large-scale animal agriculture has on our planet, and asks why major environmental groups have ignored the issue. It offers a path to global sustainability for a growing population. Admission free      Show more . . .

So you think we live in a democracy? Let’s talk about it! Presentation by the Council of Canadians, followed by discussion. What are your neighbors saying? What are your insights? Are you prepared to live with true democracy? Join us!      Show more . . .

On November 27, join us for an evening with journalist Mike De Souza to discuss the impact of the federal government's current approach to science policy, examine ways to protect science in the public interest, and hear the views of representatives from the three main political parties on what      Show more . . .

The mission of the Canadian Folk Music Awards is to celebrate and promote Canadian folk music in all its forms. Until their creation in 2005, there existed no awards to celebrate the breadth and depth of folk music in Canada. Awards such as the Junos, East Coast Music Awards or the Western Canada      Show more . . .

Keynote addresses include: Max Stahl from Timor-Leste - the man who exposed the 1991 Indonesian massacre at Santa Cruz cemetery to the world; Jim Marbrook with a special screening of his new documentary on nickel mining on indigenous lands in New Caledonia, Cap Bocage; and Dr Lee Duffield from      Show more . . .

Inequitable and undemocratic government policies that benefit transnational agri-business corporations are cornering farmers, driving them to dangerous levels of debt, lost marketing opportunities and more expensive inputs. This year's Convention theme, “Claiming our Livelihoods", highlights      Show more . . .

A discussion on The Next New Left by Alan Sears. Why is the left not growing at a time of naked attacks on workers, the poor, migrants, indigenous people, young people and women? Democracy is being undermined. Imperialist warfare is on the rise. Things are bad and getting worse. We need a renewed      Show more . . .

Council of Canadians Peel Chapter is hosting an information evening on Line 9.      Show more . . .

The Walmart nearest you. Just 30-45 minutes will do the trick.      Show more . . .

Shopping with a conscience! Join us for VIDEA’s annual Fair Trade Fair! Featuring fair trade vendors selling a variety of fairly traded clothes, crafts, textiles, gifts and more. Scrumptious food by the International Women’s Catering Coop! Admission is by donation. For more information      Show more . . .

Join contributors, an editor, and Line 9 activists for a celebration of A Line in the Tar Sands: Struggles for Environmental Justice edited by Stephen D’Arcy, Toban Black, Tony Weis, and Joshua Kahn Russell with Foreward by Naomi Klein and Bill McKibben.      Show more . . .

Authors and commentators Judy Rebick and Rick Salutin will be addressing the subject of the future of the progressive media at a fundraiser for Outlook, Canada's progressive Jewish magazine.      Show more . . .

"The Impact of Pesticides on Health - Our's and the Planet's" - Keynote Speaker, Rick Smith (co-author of "Toxin Toxout") will talk about his research and personal experiences followed by Q&A, networking, organic snacks and a chance to meet Rick.      Show more . . .

December 1 is the start of the global climate conference COP 20 in Lima, Peru, and Canada is getting in the way. Join a discussion to learn more about Canada's climate record and what we can do.      Show more . . .

Protect, Strengthen and Expand Health Care: Why we need a new Health Accord. Speakers Maude Barlow, National Chairperson of the Council of Canadians Paul Moist, National President of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Kathleen Connors, Former Chair, Canadian Health Coalition      Show more . . .

Protect, Strengthen and Expand Health Care: Why we need a new Health Accord. Speakers Maude Barlow, National Chairperson of the Council of Canadians Paul Moist, National President of the Canadian Union of Public Employees      Show more . . .

At the CJFE Gala: A Night to Honour Courageous Reporting, we feature stories that we would never have known about if people had not risked their jobs, their freedom or even their lives to tell us. This annual event is an opportunity to hear these stories and pay tribute to some of these brave      Show more . . .

Celebrate our 2014 successes with TTCriders members and friends.      Show more . . .

A documentary on a Palestinian farmer's chronicle of his nonviolent resistance to the actions of the Israeli army.      Show more . . .

• Over 30 intermediate to advanced-level workshops on practical production techniques to help you farm better, smarter, and more sustainably      Show more . . .

Soil is the basis for food, feed, fuel and fibre production and for services to ecosystems and human well-being. It is the reservoir for at least a quarter of global biodiversity, and therefore requires the same attention as above-ground biodiversity. Soils play a key role in the supply of clean      Show more . . .

Join Us in a Day of Remembrance for Women Murdered by Men. 25th Anniversary of the Montreal Massacre, National Day of Action and Remembrance on Violence Against Women      Show more . . .

On December 6th, 1989 fourteen women (13 of them engineering students) were gunned down at L'Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal simply because they were women.      Show more . . .

Join us for the Montreal Massacre Memorial on the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. This year, the event falls on the original date of the Montreal Massacre, December 6th, and as in previous years, we will hold it at the Vancouver Public Library - Central Branch, from      Show more . . .

Books sale : Cuban history, poetry, baseball, Cuban music CDs, DVDs Give a Cuban gift to your family and friends. Pick up your Cuba solidarity bookmark.      Show more . . .

Michael Mac Issac was shot and killed by Durham police on December 2, 2013. At the time, he was naked in the street and most likely having an epileptic seizure. Like in nearly every police shooting, the SIU cleared the officer who killed him.      Show more . . .

"Velcrow Ripper is a lot like his movies - friendly, hopeful, full of electrifying ideas." ~ Liz Braun, Toronto Sun      Show more . . .

Please join us for the launch of a Discussion Group on Naomi Klein’s new book, This Changes Everything.      Show more . . .

A Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Manitoba report by Josh Brandon and Evelyn Peters A CCPA-MB report in partnership with Eagle Urban Transition Centre documenting the housing experiences of Aboriginal people moving to Winnipeg.      Show more . . .

Why their human rights are denied?      Show more . . .

Race, Gender and Democracy in Toronto      Show more . . .

Your Water Footprint reveals how water is essential to our way of life in ways we never imagined. While water usage continues to soar, shortages now affect more than 3 billion people including millions of Americans and Canadians. A decade from now 3 out of 5 people will face water shortages.      Show more . . .

The signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement came with the promise of prosperity and jobs for all and the extension of human rights. These are, it needs hardly saying, promises unkept.      Show more . . .

Scientists predict that if we continue fishing as we are now, we will see the end of most seafood by 2048. Oceans without fish. Imagine your meals without seafood. Imagine the global consequences. This is the future if we do not stop, think and act. The End of the Line chronicles how demand for      Show more . . .

Grassroots organizers, migrant workers, and advocates share their poetry, paintings, photography and stories in Spanish, Filipino, and English.      Show more . . .

To provide a platform to academicians, professionals, industrialists, environmentalists, researchers and activist from all over the world for interaction and exchanging their views in order to enhance their knowledge in the field of environment.      Show more . . .

Each year, the British Columbia Historical Federation invites submissions for its Annual Historical Writing Competition to authors of British Columbia history; and the winning author is awarded the Lieutenant-Governor’s Medal for Historical Writing.      Show more . . .