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Show Notes: Resistance Across Borders was held March 2nd in Toronto, as an opportunity to encourage understanding about Canada's involvement in war, as well as the implications of international conflict on security and borders. The event was organized by the Council of Canadians and CODEPINK, with rabble.ca as media sponsor. Its keynote speaker was Colonel Ann Wright, who was banned from entering Canada after leaving the US Army in 2003 because of her disagreement with the war in Iraq. The MC for Resistance Across Borders was Andrea Peloso, coordinator for CODEPINK in Toronto.
Speakers included: Stuart Trew, Trade Campaigner for the Council of Canadians;
Patrick Hart, Iraq War Resister;
and Col. Ann Wright.
Questions: Col. Ann Wright hears audience comments.
Graciela Flores, No One Is Illegal [Download event poster]
2012: Time for Change. Film directed by Emmy Award nominee Joao Amorim, follows journalist Daniel Pinchbeck, author of the bestselling 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl. Interview with Maude Barlow and others.
CIUT FM Radio - monthly segment on Voices of the Movement
Eduardo Sousa is the Council of Canadians’ regional organizer for Ontario and Quebec. He works with 20 chapters of the Council of Canadians to fight water privatization, protect public health and promote social justice. You can listen to Eduardo discuss issues live on CIUT FM Radio on his monthly segment on Voices of the Movement. You can also tune in through the web at www.ciut.fm and go to the "Listen Live" tab. Please call 1.800.208.7156 or email to find out when his next broadcast will be.
Webcast of Municipal Matters Public Forum: How the (BC) provincial government is cutting out community choice, sponsored by the
Council of Canadians and the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
on Sept. 18, 2007 at Heritage Hall in Vancouver, to highlight issues where decision making is being taken away from municipal leaders by the provincial government of British Columbia.
Canadian energy needs should come first
Gordon Laxer, Parkland Institute Director and member of the Board of Directors of the Council of Canadians, explains how Canada’s lack of a national energy plan or security policy leaves the country at risk during a time of supply crisis. August 2007
Nationalize Oil - Gordon Laxer, Parkland Institute Director and member of the Board of Directors of the Council of Canadians. The Current for May 3, 2007 (CBC Radio) (scroll down the page to "Listen to The Current: Part 1")
New Rulers of the World
'Global economy' is a modern Orwellian term. On the surface, it is instant financial trading, mobile phones, McDonald's, Starbucks, holidays booked on the net. Beneath this gloss, it is the globalisation of poverty, a world where most human beings never make a phone call and live on less than two dollars a day, where 6,000 children die every day from diarrhea because most have no access to clean water. A documentary film by John Pilger.
Finding Solutions Finding Solutions presents stories of people are finding more sustainable ways to live - growing food, doing business, making cities better places to live, while treating people and the planet with more respect. Maude Barlow and others give insight to the solutions and challenges of sustainability. Click here to watch the preview for the documentary series.
Imagine
Click here to download footage from the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil. "Imagine": 2.53MB/ 2:15 min
Global Showdown
Taped Saturday March 3, 2001 at Christ Church Cathedral in Vancouver, BC.
Watch video of Maude Barlow and Tony Clarke, co-authors of Global Showdown, speak in Vancouver on a book launch tour. Global Showdown
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