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Nov 24

Video: Our Communities are not for sale!

If you missed Maude Barlow, Barry O’Neill and Marianne Alto provide some valuable perspectives on CETA October 13th in Victoria, here’s a recording of the event, thanks to the tireless Jack Etkin of ICTV

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Oct 30

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Action: Talk to Municipal Candidates about CETA

The upcoming elections on November the 19th in Greater Victoria are a great opportunity to talk to candidates about CETA and privatisation of water and sewage infrastructure. It is time to find out where candidates stand on these issues of vital importance.

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Sep 27

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CETA Public Meeting Featuring Maude Barlow and Barry O’Neill in Victoria

Thursday, October 13 7 p.m. David Lam Auditorium (MacLaurin Building) University of Victoria A144 MacLaurin Building, Ring Rd, Lekwungen and WSANEC Territories.

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Maude Barlow, National Chairperson, Council of Canadians
Barry O’Neill, President, CUPE BC

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100 - 180 Wilson Street
P.O. Box 45015
Victoria BC Canada
V9A 0C3

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