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"Canada, Where Are You?"

We're not the only ones asking this question. The events that unfolded at the UN Security Council begs the same question. The Africa Canada Accountability Coalition is bringing you a chance to look at options and formulate ideas on Canada's relationship to the continent of Africa, and specifically, the Great Lakes Region of Africa. November 2nd - see you there, physically or virtually!
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Emerging Leaders Gathering

Where does one go to learn about community? How do we build and strengthen communities? Is that a priority in our lives? Why or why not? Is community building an end or a means? In the midst of my pondering, this arrived in my inbox:

Emerging Leaders Gathering 100 Mile House, Educo Adventure School
August 21-August 23 2010

G8 and G20 Summits - Major Outcomes

So, what actually came out of the G8/G20 summits? Well, the following documents, of course!

BCCIC takes on VPS

We were at the Vancouver People's Summit on Sunday - it was so much fun (as you can see from the photos and forthcoming videos) and a great way to promote the upcoming September 18, 2010 Make Noise for the Millennium Development Goals Campaign

The People's Summit urges leaders to act

Reprinted from Vancouver Observer, June 15, 2010

Starting at noon on June 20th, the blocks on Main Street between 30th and 33rd will be closed off to traffic and the Vancouver Peoples’ Summit will begin. The event, in conjunction with the popular Car Free Day, will have citizens gather together and participate in an array of festivities, all with the aim to show that Canadians do care about their government’s international involvement, while of course having a bit of fun along the way.

Development Drinks, May 21 edition

Welcome to the latest edition of development drinks, the follow-up.

You can find lovely photos here. There's even a video of the MCs and several brave audience volunteers doing a swing-dance demonstration to promote BCCIC's upcoming fundraiser (June 11, Maritime Labour Centre, more details here), with Darlene guiding us through it. 

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