A women only fundraiser to raise awareness about mental health challenges for women of colour in the GTA.      Show more . . .

This lecture will provide an overview of bio-diversity statistics, threats to biodiversity and what you can do to help.      Show more . . .

The relationship between business and society has never been more influential or important. What actions are businesses taking with respect to environmental challenges and concerns? Where are they leading and where are they struggling?      Show more . . .

This event is a promotion of Greg Mortenson's bestseller: "Stones Into Schools". Tickets will be sold on behalf of Central Asia Inst. and the Toronto public library foundation.      Show more . . .

Each year, U of Guelph students stage a symposium which involve academics, private industry, and government representatives. The aim is to discuss pressing environmental issues.      Show more . . .

Speakers will include representatives from Bosch Canada, HP-Eco-Solutions, Walmart Sustainability, Terra Choice, Leader of Green Party, Aboriginal Chief of Ontario. Topic will be the examination of the traditional economic model vs the environment.      Show more . . .

The event provides an ideal networking opportunity for for industry leaders, investors, scientists, investors and researchers to achieve a cleaner world.      Show more . . .

Support of local artists: bring your best piece of art to Olivia Chow's office and share it with your friends and neighbours.      Show more . . .

Rafe will be the keynote speaker for the evening, focusing on his views of civil liberties and free speech during the upcoming Olympic Games.      Show more . . .

A night of creative, comedic, academic, grassroots, and musical responses to the topic of feminism and money.      Show more . . .

The Alderville Savannah is Ontario's most threatened habitats . The site is on the Rice Lake plains , with the largest remnant of Tallgrass Prairie in Eastern Ontario. The topic will be how to rejuvenate this plant by perhaps using selective traditional burning techniques etc.      Show more . . .

more than 1000 scientists, students, educators, policymakers and educated citizens will converge on a highly interactive platforms Speakers and topical symposia to explore how to move toward a true green economy.      Show more . . .

Three Canadian MPs joined a Canadian led delegation to the West Bank and Gazato document living conditions of Palestinians and to witness the devastation of Israel's war on Gaza.      Show more . . .

Three Canadian MPs joined a Canadian-led delegation to the West Bank and Gaza from August 7-14, 2009, to document the living conditions of Palestinians, and to witness the devastation of Israel's war on Gaza.      Show more . . .

The Dignity for all campaign is hosting a Dinner for Dignity event.      Show more . . .

The Sierra Youth Club is the youth arm of the Sierra Club working towards local sustainability.      Show more . . .

Father and son team, Ken and Kevin Dance hold presentation about hawks, owls and eagles.      Show more . . .

No Prorogue Rally.      Show more . . .

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This event features discussions by two Cape Farewellers. Both Chris and Dave will relate their experiences and allow for Q/A period. This event coincides with Cape Farewell exhibit.      Show more . . .

Waterloo Region of Ont. Coalition for Social Justice is planning for a forum to discuss: "Access to Recreation for all Youth.      Show more . . .

There is much debate in the province as to how much power is required, what is a fair price for new power and the environmental impact of new power projects. BC Power: A Forum for Discussion and Debate      Show more . . .

Top three topics: 1) Understand the regulatory framework of the Green Energy Act and its impact on your organization. 2) Learn how to use the Feed-In Tariff Program (FIT) to your advantage. 3) Gain insights into the approval process for renewable energy projects      Show more . . .

The In the Dead of Winter festival is an acoustic based festival that will be held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada annually on the last weekend of January. The goal of the festival is to bring a diverse group of acoustic musicians together to not only perform but to also meet one another in a      Show more . . .

Simultaneous Live and Online Bidding on premium high-quality domain names. The live auction will be followed by the Moniker Extended Premium Auction with Online Bidding Only Thursday, January 28, 2010 to Thursday, February 4, 2010.      Show more . . .

Dirt! The movie tells the ammazing tells the amazing story of the earth we stand on every day and how we depend on it for life. One teaspoon of earth has billions of good critters that make life possible every day.      Show more . . .

Topics include: youth farming,organic seeds and biodiversity, worm ranching,edible weeds, friendly fungi, biodynamics and an organic response to climate change challenge.      Show more . . .

This event will be a series of panel discussions followed by table discussions regarding early childhood development as gleaned from child and family centres in Ontario.      Show more . . .

The Forum Against Police Violence and Impunity is a Montreal-based collaborative effort by grassroots social justice activists and community organizers to create a space that will allow for discussion, sharing experiences, and developing strategies in the on-going struggle to live free      Show more . . .

Regenesis is a grassroots environmental, social justice and humanitarian organization. It believes that a healthy planet and healthy society are mutually dependent.      Show more . . .

Inaugural Event at New Toronto Art and Culture Venue - Beit Zatoun      Show more . . .

The Centre for Civic Governance at the Columbia Inst. is presenting a forum for all sectors on: Making Green Jobs Happen.      Show more . . .

A public forum with with Justin Podur and Dan Freeman-Maloy.      Show more . . .

63 Years On, by award winning Korean director Kim Dong Wong introduces 5 international survivors of Japanese Military Sexual Slavery. Experiences of approximately 200,000 sex slaves from 13 different countries who were used by the Japanese soldiers during second world war.      Show more . . .

Hart House Debating Cub will present a student debate on whether gender testing is necessary at the elite sport level.      Show more . . .

The former professor at the University of California and political activist will be addressing the audience on issues relating to identity.      Show more . . .

SafeVibe is a movement for everyone who wants to keep predators out of the bars and put an end to sexual assault.      Show more . . .

This conference aims to enrich our conversation about Africa, highlighting good news stories from Africa, and drawing on lessons learned, projecting trends, and focusing on the many ways in which Canada–-Africa relations support innovation on the continent.      Show more . . .

Singer/Songwriter Ben Sures - Friday February 5, 2010      Show more . . .

Since 2005, the people of Bil'in, a farming village in the West Bank, have been demonstrating non-violently against the ever-expanding illegal Israeli settlements and the separation wall which encroaches on and divides their land. The village has organized weekly protests with active participation      Show more . . .

Discussions centre around internationally focused worker rights, fairness and justice for workers and worker problems in the global arena.      Show more . . .

The Secwepemc Nation (so-called Chase, British Columbia, Canada) and the Native Youth Movement are inviting Indigeneous Peoples throughout the Western Hemisphere and the World to come and join us at Assembly at Neskonlith unsurrendered Secwepemc Territory.      Show more . . .

Focus: Local Organizing + inspiring film Poor No More.      Show more . . .

This event is important to raise awareness about man-made threats to our future food supply, i.e. GM seeds, etc.      Show more . . .

Artisanal and Small Scale Gold Mining in developing countries is the largest remaining intentional use of mercury on the planet. Mercury is a highly toxic pollutant.      Show more . . .

A discussion of the topic of addiction as perceived by the author..      Show more . . .

The presentationswill elaborate on funding tactics, regulatory barriers to innovation, the role of government, the private sector and other actors in the transition process.      Show more . . .

The Conservative, Liberal , NDP, Green Parties of Canada were invited to answer questions relating to poverty caused by the recent recession and its harsh impact on impoverished communities.      Show more . . .

See: tulsi@cassa.on.ca      Show more . . .

Following the unproductive Copenhagen Conference this discussion deals with: where do we go from here, if we want to live on a healthy and safe planet?      Show more . . .

Peter Prebble, Director of Energy & Water Policy with the Saskatchewan Environmental Society, will review the enormous consequences of climate change, the long lived nature of greenhouse gases, and the outcome of the international negotiations at the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference.      Show more . . .

This talk will examine the damage that oil sands development has brought to Alberta and how Saskatchewan can avoid this fate. Also ideas will be presented as to how Saskatchewan could benefit from renewable energy generation.      Show more . . .

This is a protestl Volunteers will hand out literature, stickers, taking videos and photos. Volunteers will also educate people about seal hunt.      Show more . . .

Winterfolk was formed to entertain, educate, enlighten, engage and encourage our community about various folk music styles including roots, blues, folk and more. Winterfolk is presented by The Association of Artists for A Better World, a registered Non-Profit Organization, in the Province of      Show more . . .

First Nations are an important ally and key player in protecting the native plant species and habitata from urban sprawl and poor planning.      Show more . . .

The childs concerns will be addressed from preconception through to child health.      Show more . . .

The story of two women in Peace River Alberta who travel to Kincardine, Ontario searching for answers to questions that are devastating their communities.      Show more . . .

Participants of this workshop will develop an awareness and understanding of what this experience can be like, and how to create more accessible and welcoming environments for lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, two-spirited, transsexual, queer and questioning individuals.      Show more . . .

The economic crisis has rekindled interest in and anxieties over Marxism. However in the past Marxism could never regain its power over capitalism.      Show more . . .

It was way back in 1979 when organizers of the very first Frostbite Music Festival had the crazy idea of bringing musicians up to the Yukon in the dead of winter. Now, 32 years later, Frostbite can lay claim to having brought some of the most exciting acts way north of 60. From Parachute Club to Ani      Show more . . .

This conference will celebrate a forward thinking company taking GMOs off its shelves and a man who has fought against the odds. Be inspired by how the organic sector perseveres in producing the healthiest, safest food possible.      Show more . . .

A homeless person dies every 12 days in BC. Between the early 1970s and 1990s Canada had one of the best housing programs in the world. The UN now calls Canada's housing crisis a "national emergency".      Show more . . .

A Fundraiser will be put on for the Women's Toronto Bookstore andthaday will befilledwith programming, performances, music, art, food. Family friendly event      Show more . . .

The Conference is designed to promote continued awareness of air quality issues and to address new matters that relate to transboundary air pollution, health and climate change. Featured speakers include the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario.      Show more . . .

John Dillon, an economist and prolific writer is examining this issue based on many years of following economic stories and analyzing national and international economic outcomes.      Show more . . .

The purpose of the panel discussion and meeting is to foster growth in the environmentally friendly business community.      Show more . . .

This symposium is meant for owners or operators of small or medium businesses who are looking for options for greener power.      Show more . . .

This seminar will outline a systemativ approach to an effectice energy management, demonstrate the use of infrared thermography and identifying payback periods identifying the "low hanging fruit" in energy conservation.      Show more . . .

Seahorse Social is a unique collaborative pub night creating space for queer women, trans folk and allies. This event is trans inclusive.      Show more . . .

Regenesis is a grassroots environmental, social justice and humanitarian organization. It believes that a healthy planet and a healthy society are mutually dependent. We recognize changes need to occur in our individual lives, in our society, in politics and in commerce to ensure health and      Show more . . .

A demonstration and study of photovoltaic installation, grid tied solar electric sytem by Generation Solar. Free event.      Show more . . .

We are very proud to announce the schedule of events for IAW Peterborough 2010.      Show more . . .

Students Against Israeli Apartheid Carleton and Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights uOttawa are very excited and proud to announce the confirmed speakers for Ottawa's Israeli Apartheid Week 2010:      Show more . . .

Presented by Palestine Solidarity Network–U of A and Palestine Solidarity Network–Edmonton      Show more . . .

We are very proud to announce our preliminary list of confirmed speakers along with the specific themes of each evening for IAW 2010. See http://toronto.apartheidweek.org/ for a complete list of events, topics, and speakers, including:      Show more . . .

This year, IAW happens in the wake of Israel's barbaric assault on the people of Gaza. In Waterloo, a full week of films, actions and a panel discussion will make the point that these latest massacres further confirm the true nature of Israeli Apartheid. Events will take place at Wilfrid Laurier      Show more . . .

Hello everyone! We are very proud to present you Kingston’s second Israeli Apartheid Week! This year’s theme is Solidarity in Action: Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions. Please take a look at our schedule and join us for an amazing line-up of speakers, events, installations, screenings, and      Show more . . .

The Sixth International Israeli Apartheid Week: Solidarity in Action: Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions.      Show more . . .

This is a film screening about how Cuba responded to peak oil challenge in the 1990s. Followed by a discussion on creating a low energy society.      Show more . . .

This practical, hands-on course is open to everyone, no prior education or gardening experience is required. It will teach you how to produce organic food in thr city.      Show more . . .

Conference Segments are Following: 1) Training for Emerging Farmers 2) Community Food Security 3) Strengthening Regional Economies 4) Sustaining Food Production      Show more . . .

Topics for discussion: Is art an evolutionary adaptation? How do museums sell science? Why do we appreciate Art? Science & Ethics.      Show more . . .

Join us and over 40 cities around the world this year in marking the 6th annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW). IAW is a week of lectures, workshops, film screenings, and cultural events to educate about Israel/Palestine, and also to give momentum to the growing campaign of Boycotts, Divestments, and      Show more . . .

This festival takes its inspiration from the Ghandian philosopphy that "you must be the change you wish to see in the world." in this case regarding environmental issues.      Show more . . .

This conference focuses on child development in such a way that the children will recognize that cutural or physical differences do not mean that humans are any different due to those parameters.      Show more . . .

The main focus of the conference is clean technology as it applies to green buildings, renewable energy and the "base of the pyramid".      Show more . . .

This event is in memory of industrial powers like Abitibi poisoning the Wabigoon River with mercury and causing terrible health and economic problems.      Show more . . .

A unique perspective on the landscape of the Alberta Tar Sands. This exhibition is being hosted at galleryDK in Toronto.      Show more . . .

No One Can Stop The Rain is a benefit show which contains the views, thoughts and emotions of North American political prisoners and friends.      Show more . . .

This will be a whole week of panel discussions and film features relating to the political situation in Palestine.      Show more . . .

This meeting includes insights to strategic thinking on Environment Sustainability Initiatives- Brain of the Firm, articulating and championing the vision of environmental sustainability and to design the business strategy,      Show more . . .

At the recent World Economic Forum, Stephen Harper claimed "he will champion a major initiative to improve the health of women and children. The discussion is whether Harper kept this promise.      Show more . . .

As part of Israeli Apartheid Week at the University of Manitoba, Canadian Dimension is co-sponsoring two public lectures by Mordecai Briemberg.      Show more . . .

Bill Fletches Jr., a longtime labour and international activist, will speak.      Show more . . .

Conference Work Shops will aim to promote healthy living in Aboriginal Communities as well as providing education to Aboriginal youth on the environment and climate change.      Show more . . .

"About My Mother is a 1999 Spanish dramadirected by Pedro Almodovar. The screenplay deals with complex issues such as AIDS, trans lives, sex work, family, faith and existensialism.      Show more . . .

This event will bring together experts from CAMH and the local community to discuss ways in which we can keep our communities strong. Panel discussion with Regent Park youth.      Show more . . .

Panel discussion of the topic. Public will be allowed 5 mins to comment at the end.      Show more . . .

Keynote speaker is Prof. Grace Edward Gabaluzi followed by a multi racial panel discussion.      Show more . . .

This Intensive Self-Employed Artist's Course concentrates on enabling the artist to treat his work as part of a business enterprise and will teach marketing techniques pertinent to artistic endevour.      Show more . . .

Dr. Ryan Gregory from U of Guelph returns for the second in our new series of fireside chats on evolution.      Show more . . .

Urban Shaman: Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Main Gallery presents      Show more . . .

Urban Shaman: Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Marvin Francis Media Gallery presents      Show more . . .

A joint discussion with Mark Lakeman, co-founder of City Repair which improves the connection between human communities and the natural world.      Show more . . .

Films include: Age of Stupid, The End of the Line, H2Oil, Food, Inc, and Feast or Famine      Show more . . .

A multicultural celebration of ethnic diversity eventually joining all participants, by joining colored cloth to the Circle of Life Unity Hoop. Aboriginal hoop dancing followed by guest speaker on race relations.      Show more . . .

Sally Armstrong, the winner of the Amnesty International Award was invited to visit this community, as a guest speaker for this event.      Show more . . .

To mark World Water Day! Lecture: A Watersshed of Change: A glodal look at water issues by Dr. Mark Servos, Scientific Director of the Canadian Water Network.      Show more . . .

Peak Oil expert and author Richard Heinberg will be speaking in Toronto about the present economic recession which could represent a break from the past economies.      Show more . . .

As capitalism continues with business as usual, says activist Ian Angus, climate change is fast expanding the gap between rich and poor.      Show more . . .

Wildlands League ia charitable conservation organizationwhose mandate is to protect Ontario's wild lands and natural areas. Thin ice is a campaign to preserve terrestrial carbon in order to save the polar bears.      Show more . . .

More than just an advocate for the environment, Kennedy is an architect and agent of change in the modern world".      Show more . . .

The Conference will focus on Climate Change and Energy, Finance and Sustainability, Better Cities, Automobile Industry. About 1200 participants are expected.      Show more . . .

Set in 1950s Iraq, The Dupes is a stark, beautifully photographed black and white film tracing the destinies of three Palestinian refugees brought together by dispossession, despair and hope for a better future.      Show more . . .

The symposium will encompass two events: The Third Annual SENSE Synposium and a celebration of work done by community groups.      Show more . . .

In this area of extremesof both wealthy and poverty, how much is fair and enough for you, your neighbours, other creatures and future generations.      Show more . . .

Beit Zatoun is pleased to host Yoga Day for Human Rights in support of Amnesty      Show more . . .

Eidane      Show more . . .

This work shop is aimed at youth councillors and teaches how to motivate youth and reconnect them to nature.      Show more . . .

This event has been dedicated toward getting young people to utilize their bikes for basic transportation more and more.      Show more . . .

With audience favourites like "Baghdad" and "Shades of Anger" and new pieces including "Trail of Tears". Come hear pieces from Hadeel performed live with music by the incredible "Lal".      Show more . . .

Strategies government and corporate purchasers are usingto buy more environmentallyand socially responsible goods and services.      Show more . . .

Please join Yves Engler as he launches his new book: "CANADA AND ISRAEL: BUILDING APARTHEID"      Show more . . .

Free Film Screening on the 20th anniversary year of the Oka Crisis. Preceded by remarks by a member of the Kanehsatake Mohawk Community, and a participant in the events of 1990. Part of QPIRG Concordia’s KEEPING IT REEL Subversive Cinema Series.      Show more . . .

In collaboration with Earth Day Canada, Tafelmusik presents a one-of-a-kind Earth Day celebration entitled Forces of Nature!      Show more . . .

An invitation to all singers, writers, musicians, comedians. Try new material, connect with the community or try first public appearance.      Show more . . .

Captivating and Ethereal Latin Rhythms!      Show more . . .

What is Filk?      Show more . . .

David Wall and Toronto Jewish Folk Choir retell in song the story of the exodus of the Jews from Egyptian slavery to freedom.      Show more . . .

The event will deal with the plight of women and girls who are victims of human rights abusesas a result of armed conflict and who are now living in Canada, many in our city.      Show more . . .

The ONN is holding its annual province wide forum for non-profits and charities in Ontario. This conference helps to coordinate the various non-profit organizations.      Show more . . .

Objective is to equip emerging sustainability leaders from Africa with the skills and knowledge needed to begin to address the challenges, and to explore the opportunities that Climate Change presents to the sustainable urban development of these countries.      Show more . . .

Harnessing solar energy today is not only possible but practical.Explore real world applications.      Show more . . .

The Ontario Nonprofit Network is holding its annual province-wide forum for nonprofits and charities in Ontario. This is a chance to come together and collaborate with your nonprofit colleagues on broad, cross-sectoral issues.      Show more . . .

The only cabaret in town where politics and art come together an irreverant, humorous, shameless celebrartion of women's success.      Show more . . .

NI is holding a live cross-Canada webcast on Apr.14. The tools presented here will assist in obtaining the funding necessay for various green programs.      Show more . . .

The group uses story, puppetry, music, laughter yoga, breathing or visual arts to help young people focus on peace with self, nature, family, community and the world.      Show more . . .

Join leading practitionrs in water policy and sustainable management to learn about contemporary water issues.      Show more . . .

About Ian McEwen's new novel "Solar", it is a darkly comic, satirical look atclimate change - a stylish new work by one of the world's greatest living writers.      Show more . . .

Ruth Zaugg will be sharing a presentation on how to cut down a little on our meat and dairy consumption. Recipes and sample foods will be available. Other speakers will appear re: other green topics, re: disposal of computers and accessories.      Show more . . .

Launch for Ehab Lotayef's poetry book "To Love a Palestinian Woman" Ehab Lotayef's collection of poetry, "To Love a Palestinian Woman" from TSAR Publications of Toronto will be launched at the Beit Zatoun on Friday, April 16 at 6:00 PM. Ehab will read from his poetry in Arabic and in translation.      Show more . . .

A benefit for the Fund for Authentic Journalism.      Show more . . .

This is a series of film and discussion evenings on Family of Origin Dysfunction Issues.      Show more . . .

For detailed information please contact college by phone: Devin Healy: 647-236-9270      Show more . . .

This event includes bands, arts, food, activities...all earth-friendly fare.      Show more . . .

Like our brilliant colleagues in Lillehammer, we are aiming for a hundred panels, workshops, roundtables and plenary conferences. We are going to place a focus on the financial and economic crisis and some famous panelists, familiar with the obscure matter of hedge funds and tax havens, have already      Show more . . .

The London Lesbian Film Festival is held every year in London, Ontario and aims to portray the richness and diversity of lesbian experiences as well as strengthening lesbian & gay communities. Held throughout 3 days, with 2-3 hours of screening time, films presented within the Festival project      Show more . . .

Local family oriented day based on educational, environment focused activities, businesses, groups etc.      Show more . . .

Procession of the Species is a community arts-based Earth Day celebration where people flood the street to flaunt their favorite species.      Show more . . .

This is a documentary film with a shocking message about the toxicity of house cleaning chemicals.      Show more . . .

This event will demonstrate the effects the tar sands development has on the people downstream of the greatest project on earth.      Show more . . .

The TLC of BC offers some woderful documentaries such as: Wild Wonders, Nature's Great Events, Wetlands and Wonder, Disturbance.      Show more . . .

A comprehensive overview of bio-diesel manufacture; why pilot trials are necessary and what other details need to be addressed.      Show more . . .

Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival is North America's largest documentary festival, conference and market. Each year, the Festival presents a selection of more than 150 cutting-edge documentaries from Canada and around the globe. Hot Docs, running April 29 - May 9, 2010, will      Show more . . .

A Benefit Concert for Beit Zatoun      Show more . . .

This film exposes an immoral and greed motivated scenario where fish from Africa is traded for weapons for insurgencies in the interior of Africa etc. Russian pilots and even Tanzanian prostitutes enter the picture.      Show more . . .

This documentary offers a disturbing look inside Al-Qqaida through the eyes of two former personal bodyguards. Filmed i Yemen the film shows weapons in close proximity to children.      Show more . . .

Recenly developed gas fracking techniques have resulted in a slew of environmental problems, including a poisoned water table which threatens family water supply.      Show more . . .

This program is an opportunity to provide a forum for young professionals to network with successful persons involved in the green industry.      Show more . . .

Part of the Doors Open Ontario 2010 series of events.      Show more . . .

This is a family friendly march to commemorate the plight of workers around the globe.      Show more . . .

Over the course of 45 mins, the play Future Folk, will allow the audience to live through the 24 months of service required by Filipino nannies under Canada's Live-In Caregiver Program.      Show more . . .

An amusing story of young man trying to find the tree he planted in the Rainforest twenty years prior to the event of planting.      Show more . . .

For 30 years now, the European Biomass Conference and Exhibition has combined a very renowned international Scientific Conference with an Industry Exhibition.      Show more . . .

Shawn McKnight will share in his extraordinary and exceptional exploits and accomplishments in the environmental projects that he participated in.      Show more . . .

Maxine Kaufman-Lacusta talks about her book, Refusing to be Enemies: Palestinian and Israeli Nonviolent Resistance to the Israeli Occupation, which presents the voices of over 100 practitioners and theorists of nonviolence. The vast majority are either Palestinian or Israeli reflecting on their own      Show more . . .

Finkelstein is the son of a Holocaust survivor, the victim of an academic witchhunt, and a fierce opponent of Israeli's repression of Palestinians. This is the story of his struggles.      Show more . . .

Maxine Kaufman Lacosta talks about her book: Refusing to be Enemies which projects the voices of Isreali and Palestinian opponents to Israeli occupation. There is also a showing of the film of the book.      Show more . . .

Reception: Friday May 7, 7pm to 9pm      Show more . . .

Report back in Toronto, May 7, from delegates who attended World People's Conference on Climate Change in Cochabamba, Bolivia, Apr.19 - 22.      Show more . . .

Beit Zatoun is hosting World Fair Trade Day which falls on the day before Mother's Day - surprise! Guaranteed - you will find something for your Mom and/or yourself.      Show more . . .

A week of instruction into tracking and nature awareness, bow drill fire starting, bowl burning, stone and fire cooking, primitive shelters.      Show more . . .

Founded in 1995, Flicks produces the only annual film festival exclusively for young people in the province of Saskatchewan. Now entering its 15th year, Flicks represents a opportunity for children and youth to view international films they would otherwise not have the opportunity to see, as well as      Show more . . .

Over the past ten years Peace Theatre provided arts-based peace-building programming to 10,000 at-risk children and youth in Toronto. We can't allow it to close. Come out for this charity event!      Show more . . .

The screening of two short videos and a moderated discussion explores the basis of memory and the human need to memorialize. For many the Nakba references a specific history, for others it provokes questions of memory and personal loss, of collective loss and finally, the loss of truth or recorded      Show more . . .

This will be an intensive all-day workshop to increase the knowledge of health and addiction professionals about prenatal use of alcohol, tobacco, cocaine etc.      Show more . . .

Our Vision      Show more . . .

This is an intensive weekend long training program that includes an introduction to Greenpiece and non-violent direct action, legal briefing, action simulation and much more.      Show more . . .

Legal expert and area specialist Richard Bridge will be hosting a workshop on legal guidance for NGOs, Non-Profits and charities.      Show more . . .

Workshop for individuals and formal and informal groups seeking expert information and guidance about Canadian law relating to Non-profit organizations and charities.      Show more . . .

Earth Day Canada"s EcoMentors program provides training, supprtand rewards for youth across Canada to facilitate peer-led environmental workshops in their communities.      Show more . . .

A talk by Dr Jacalyn Duffin, Hannah Chair, History of Medicine, Queen’s University. Modern culture may separate medicine and miracles, but their histories are closely intertwined      Show more . . .

In this talk, Diana will espouse the intrinsic values of particular trees and explain her hopes of reforesting the planet.      Show more . . .

Elizabeth Fedorkow will speak about her recent visitto Peru and coffee farmers/members of Cepicafe & Centrocafe      Show more . . .

An Evening with Alana Mitchell, environmentalist, information from the top down, the story of why the CO2 issue has fizzled out in the media.      Show more . . .

Socialist studies. For more info: www.socialistaction-canada.blogspot.com      Show more . . .

The summit's theme is "Universities and Communities: transition to a sustainable future." The proposition is that the oil and pharmaceutical industries are the problem and that universities are serving the interest of corporations and not communities.      Show more . . .

There is a child care wait time crisis at Canadian post-secondary institutions. There are 1500 children on the waiting list for access to childcare at U. of Br. Columbia.      Show more . . .

Accoding to Peter Steven the news media is suffering from a massive crisis in basic quality. Also the myths and prospects for on-line news.      Show more . . .

Future issues with drinking water purity need to be studied in the face off population growth and increasing variety of pollutants. Pollution of ocean waters is of serious concern.      Show more . . .

This event consists of a Workshop the first day and a Policy Dialogue the second to discuss technical details offered by experts and also how these change environmental policy.      Show more . . .

Despite years of advocacy, many in the media continue to perpetuate damaging myths about sexual assault, incest and date rape. Discussion as to how to handle high profile media cases of sexual crime.      Show more . . .

Established in 1947, The Yorkton Film Festival is the self-proclaimed oldest film festival in North America, presenting a variety of shorts, documentaries and videos from Canadian & International filmmakers. In the 63 years of its existence, the Festival has developed a tradition of recognizing      Show more . . .

Through Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers and later, the Fairytales Presentation Society, the Fairy Tales International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival will be seeing it's 12th year in the upcoming month of May. The three main objectives the Festival sets to accomplish are: to bring a rich      Show more . . .

A world class scholarly event, the the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciencesis a national celebration of intellectual life and scholarly work in Canada. Each year over 8,000 researchers, graduate students, practitioners and policy makers from across the country gather to share research and      Show more . . .

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The 2010 Montreal Anarchist Bookfair will take place on the weekend of May 29 - May 30 at the CEDA (2515 Delisle, metro Lionel Groulx).      Show more . . .

Israel has used military force on the peaceful flotilla taking humanitarian aid to the besieged Gaza Strip. Israel has murdered several unarmed civilians (at least 10 confirmed so far). Again we see the Israeli apartheid state acting with full impunity outside the boundaries of international law      Show more . . .

West Bank Graphic Novel Stories is a graphic novel featuring twelve stories drawn and written by university students of An-Najah National University in the city of Nablus, Palestine.      Show more . . .

Reception: Thursday, June 3, 7:00 to 9:00 pm      Show more . . .

Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish is the doctor from Gaza whose three daughters were killed during the War on Gaza in January 2009.      Show more . . .

A whole lot of nature related activities such asbird watching, exploring, monarch butterfliesinsects, reptiles, wilderness hikes.      Show more . . .

Bring in your old electric appliances and get free exchanges and gift certificates. This is to upgrade to new, more efficient models.      Show more . . .

WHEN is an organization which warns women of potential dangers to homebound chemical products and other environmental concerns. This fair is related to safety, environment, kids, family.      Show more . . .

Open House at the only environmental museum in North America! Ecological Solar House. Six giant moving screens. What you can do as an eco-citizen.      Show more . . .

Bring Large Placards and Signs Describing the Worlds We Wish to Live In      Show more . . .

Focus is on clean energy from wind turbines, financing and maintenance of wind farms, learning from the experience of those who have constructed wind farms.      Show more . . .

Alberta is the only province in Canada without a Green Energy Strategy and the only province which does not subsidize wind power initiatives. Its time to rethink this lack of future foresight.      Show more . . .

2010 Green Party of Ontario Annual General Meeting/Policy Conference Details      Show more . . .

The festival will include short workshops and forums, information, demonstrations, solar and wind power demos, reducing waste, etc.      Show more . . .

This is a community based and community focused event to encourage teamwork in environmental design leading to a $1000 prize.      Show more . . .

World Oceans Rally on Parliament Hill. Celebration of the Oceans in a family day of arts, crafts, games, music, speakers.      Show more . . .

Celebration of the importance of the tree: annual tree tour, performances, eco art, green market, tree planting.      Show more . . .

Seven years after the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq, Hadani Ditmars returned to a land she last visited in 2003 when she went to research her book, "Dancing in the No-fly Zone".      Show more . . .

This presentation will deal with the basic concepts of Community Power, discuss the structure and progress for establishing this Co-op and a speaker from another Renewable Ontarion Energy Coop.      Show more . . .

Join leaders from business, government and civil society to help shape Canada's water future.      Show more . . .

NCF fundraiser in Grande Prairie December 12.. at Better Than Fred's admission $5.00 and the bands will start after the UFC Pay Per View.      Show more . . .

Nestled in the heart of the Village on a 100 acre farm formerly owned by the Abrams Family, the Tottenham Conservation Area provides the perfect setting for our Festival. The natural ampitheatre surrounding the beach provides the only venue large enough to hold this music, the outdoors. Weekend      Show more . . .

The 2010 People's Summit is civil society's alternative 'Counter Summit' happening the week before the G8 and G20 Summits in Huntsville and Toronto this June 25th - 27th. Together we will create a space where diverse local and international movements can democratically organize to advocate and      Show more . . .

Kevin Neish from Victoria, B.C., witnessed the Israeli Commando raid on the six ships carrying 600 activists and 10,000 tons of humanitarian aid.      Show more . . .

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A public forum.      Show more . . .

A night of civil rights celebration; a night for women's justice and global social justice. Fundraiser.      Show more . . .

NGO's, trade unionists, artists, impacted communities and anyone else who cares will protest various issues of global significance in front of G-20.      Show more . . .

Panel focuses on the realities of Canadian Immigration and border patrols in light of free trade and globalization of ecenomies and assets.      Show more . . .

An Anti-Capitalist approach to understanding and resisting the G-20 Agenda      Show more . . .

Leaders in Canada's oil industry have acknowledged that the industry's environmental record is "not good" and that it has a big problem. Several speakers will address this issue.      Show more . . .

The outside world remains highly indifferent to the plight of civilians struggling for survival and basic human rights in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine. This plight is the centre of focus for many journalists.      Show more . . .

As part of our international response to the billion dollar meeting of the G8 and G20 in Toronto, UFCW Canada, Canada’s largest private sector union, is presenting WALMART: THE FACE OF GLOBAL GREED - an essential International Summit about the worlds most egregious corporate benefactors of      Show more . . .

Come to Canadas Arctic and celebrate the arts under the midnight sun!      Show more . . .

An evening of networking featuring agricultural and solar industry leaders.      Show more . . .

Established in 2001, the Nickel Independent Film Festival continues to support local, Canadian and even foreign short films, features, documentaries and music videos. In addition to screenings of films and videos, the festival stages actor's workshops, question and answer periods with filmmakers,      Show more . . .

Demand that Canada sign and implement the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples      Show more . . .

BECAUSE they come to Plan our Hunger, Displacement & Death through War, Occupation & Economic Adjustment….      Show more . . .

The screening of this important documentary film dealing with two vital issues: water quality world-wide and oil depletion/pollution, esp. in ocean environments.      Show more . . .

Justice for our Communities!      Show more . . .

Speakers include Maude Barlow, Leo Gerard, Amy Goodman, John Hilary, Naomi Klein, Vandana Shiva, Pablo Solon, Clayton Thomas-Mueller. Tickets: $14 for Council of Canadians members, $20 for non-members (incl. 1 year membership).      Show more . . .

Stories of indigeneous cultural tools and skill sets used to connect people with nature. Also descriptions of "cultural mentoring" by Mark Morey.      Show more . . .

The seventh annual festival will take place June 25-27, 2010.      Show more . . .

Troops out of Afghanistan NOW!      Show more . . .

2010 fever is upon us! This June, the G8/G20 will be holding a world leaders summit in Toronto and are bringing with them more than 15,000 cops and soldiers to fortify the downtown core.Saturday, June 26 is a night to reclaim our streets and show the world that Toronto is alive, empowered, and ready      Show more . . .

Right in the middle of G-20 conferences rallies and demonstrations are planned to demonstrate in favor of human rights, decent jobs, social justice.      Show more . . .

A Demonstration Against Prison. Anarchists are organizing this as a part of the larger mobilization in opposition to the G20 meetings.      Show more . . .

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A rally in solidarity with the Toronto 900 and against police brutality.      Show more . . .

A rally in solidarity with the Toronto 900 and against police brutality.      Show more . . .

A rally in solidarity with the Toronto 900 and against police brutality.      Show more . . .

A rally in solidarity with the Toronto 900 and against police brutality.      Show more . . .

Gary Kinsman and Patrizia Gentile provide a startling history of queer surveillance and regulation in Canada in The Canadian War on Queers: National Security as Sexual Regulation, while in Losing Control: Canada's Social Conservatives in the Age of Rights Tom Warner discusses the progress and status      Show more . . .

Peaceful Rally at Novotel Resulted in Mass Arrests      Show more . . .

The Coordinating Committee of the Greater Toronto Workers Assembly is requesting volunteers to help in the aftermath of the G20 Summit. Imprisoned activists are being periodically released from the courthouse on 2201 Finch Avenue West. There are two ways you can help over the next few days starting      Show more . . .

Our Chief of Police misinformed the public as to laws that were passed. Our police arrested innocent and peaceful protesters. Those protesters were held in detention centres with little food or water. Are you outraged? WE ARE! Come join us for a peaceful protest!      Show more . . .

Face à la violence policière, aux attaques contre notre résistance et aux arrestations sans précédant des manifestantEs anti-G20, la Convergence des luttes anticapitalistes – CLAC 2010 - appelle l’ensemble des mouvements sociaux à se mobiliser en solidarité avec les victimes de      Show more . . .

It's not often that the memory of one man can motivate an entire town to come together and build on a dream. But Stan was no ordinary guy - his commanding baritone voice and his incredible legacy as a songwriting craftsman, have been etched within the Canadian and Maritime landscape - and within the      Show more . . .

During the G20 Summit in Toronto this weekend, 40,000 people reclaimed the streets and shutdown the city. Over 900 were brutally arrested and detained, most without criminal charges.      Show more . . .

This event will bring together ODSP recipients, agency workers and members of the general public to learn more about what it is really like to live on ODSP.      Show more . . .

The Winnipeg Folk Festival is…      Show more . . .

Yes THREE DAYS of LIVE MUSIC and all FREE!      Show more . . .

Vancouver Island MusicFest has been bringing great roots and world music to the Comox Valley and Vancouver Island since 1995. Produced by the Comox Valley Folk Society, MusicFest is a not-for-profit, cost recovery, volunteer driven event with over 1100 volunteers and 300 community sponsors who      Show more . . .

Mariposa Folk Foundation is a member-based, registered charitable arts organization.      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 doesnt dampen the spirits, but under the umbrella, it brings everyone a little      Show more . . .

LabourStart, the news and campaigning website of the international trade union movement, is pleased to announce its first-ever Global Solidarity Conference, to be held at the McMaster University School of Labour Studies in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada on 9-11 July 2010.      Show more . . .

Today is a day of action for civil liberties. There will be a mass demonstration and march at Queen's Park in Toronto. Community members and organizations in other regions are encouraged to organize their own local events on the same day, to pressure all levels of government to support civil      Show more . . .

The Harrison Festival Society produces:      Show more . . .

re you interested in making a positive change in your community? Are you seeking for a powerful training opportunity to learn about how to create an environmentally and socially just society? YOU are invited to Ottawa's 10th YOUTH ACTION GATHERING (YAG), a truly eco-responsible, skill-building,      Show more . . .

Help launch a Canadian boat to Gaza. Join us for a talk and fundraiser.      Show more . . .

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South Country Fair is held at the FISH & GAME PARK, on Lyndon Road. Once in Fort Macleod, 25th Street (the West bound one way). Just as you are leaving town, take the Golf Course turn (right) onto Lyndon Road, and go down the hill and past the Golf course, about a mile. The Fair is on your right at      Show more . . .

The struggle continues! Keeping up the pressure to fight provincial cuts to the arts.      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 . . .

The Dawson City Music Festival is a multi-disciplinary, multi-venue music festival, taking place in Dawson City, Yukon each July. Christened "Canada's tiny, perfect festival" by the Georgia Straight, our festival has been successfully run by volunteers since its inception in 1979.      Show more . . .

Home County Folk League, a non-profit organization, was formed in 1973 to produce the Home County Folk Festival. For the past 35 years, the festival has grown to be Londons largest FREE admission musical and arts festival as well as one of the last few FREE admission folk festivals in Canada.      Show more . . .

Heritage Perth has majestic stone buildings, beautiful parks and superb shopping and entertainment. Downtown Heritage Perth has over seventy fine restaurants and great shops all within five square blocks. Explore the unique gift stores, antique shops and galleries with work by local artisans or take      Show more . . .

The Memoire & Racines Festival laid down roots at Saint-Jean-Bosco Park in Saint-Charles-Borromée, Quebec in 1995 and has not moved since then. It is a magnificent open green space, spotted with shady trees and situated along side the winding Assomption River. This association with Bosco Park      Show more . . .

Get your annual music and culture fix at the 31st annual Calgary Folk Music Festival July 22-25, 2010 at Prince's Island Park. See over 62 artists from 13 countries on 7 stages.      Show more . . .

This Festival includes a large exhibitor and trade show, great local food, two workshop tents, children's programs and an entertainment tent.      Show more . . .

Hillside began in 1984 as local gathering of musical friends in Guelph, Ontario. Today, it is one of Canada's best-loved music festivals with over 50 musical performances on five stages over three days during the last weekend in July.      Show more . . .

Join the People's March Against Jason Kenney on July 24th to demand an END to censorship of dissenting voices.      Show more . . .

Divers/Cité is an event whose mission is to present an arts and music festival that illustrates and celebrates the value of diversity in a spirit of sharing, solidarity and openness with the world. Eighteen years of constant growth and expansion has established Divers/Cité as an internationally      Show more . . .

Had enough of the Harper Conservatives and their wrecking ball? Ready to help defeat them in the next federal election? Join us for our first Toronto-area campaign meeting.      Show more . . .

This event will be dialogue/salon style. Keep your eyes open and scrounge up great examples of 'fresh' media or innovative uses of new technology from the past and upcoming month. Cost: $5 (or by donation) Registration: Online at http://freshmediajuly2010.eventbrite.com/      Show more . . .

Fernwood Publishing and Mondragon Bookstore and Coffeehouse invite you to join us for the launch of Alex Khasnabish's new book, "Zapatistas: Rebellion from the Grassroots to the Global" the first in the Rebels Series.      Show more . . .

This year's Blueberry Bluegrass & Country Music Festival is on July 30, 31 and August 1, 2010 at the Homecoming Park (formerly Stony Plain Exhibition Park) in beautiful Stony Plain, just minutes from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.      Show more . . .

The festival runs on Friday from 7pm to 11pm, Saturday from 1 pm to 11pm, and Sunday from 1pm to 11pm.      Show more . . .

Canmore's appetite for music led to the formation of the Canmore Folk and Blues Club in the early 1970s". The Club was incorporated under the Societies Act on May 6th, 1975. It is a Registered Charity, #0857516-22. The Club, through the Canmore Folk Music Festival and its outreach program in the      Show more . . .

Folklorama began in 1970 as a one time multicultural event to celebrate Manitoba's Centennial. It was so successful it has returned every year since then.      Show more . . .

Participants will arrange cut-out images from magazines to critically address environmental issues and superimpose them on an untouched landscape – remixing the portrayal of our environment and challenging how we think about it.      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. We are Nova Scotia's longest-running folk festival and have showcased great Nova Scotian, Canadian, and international talent during      Show more . . .

Edmonton Folk Music Festival, staged in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in beautiful downtown Gallagher Park, happens each year in the second weekend in August. We thank the many sponsors who support this event and enable us to offer world-class music at affordable prices.      Show more . . .

Great Woods Park www.greatwoodspark.com and GWMF Music Society will proudly present the 14th 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 6-9, 2009.      Show more . . .

Nova Scotia Nature Trust, the province’s leading land conservation organization, is very pleased to invite you to a special celebration on Friday, August 6th, at 10:30 am at the Vogler’s Cove Community Centre (8544 Highway 331, Vogler’s Cove).      Show more . . .

The Regina Folk Festival (RFF) was first held way back in 1969 on the Regina Campus of the University of Saskatchewan. Organized by a few individuals, the enthusiasm and support shown for this first event led to the creation of the Regina Guild of Folk Arts (RGFA) Since that time, the RGFA has      Show more . . .

The aim of the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival and Celtic College is to foster the preservation and continuation of traditional Celtic art forms through exposure, participation and education. Forming new generations of artists and participants is absolutely essential to the survival of these living      Show more . . .

The Live From the Rock Folk Festival is a very special event taking place on the northern shore of the world's largest lake the second weekend of every August. Its an amazing gathering of an eclectic group of people who together form a magical community in the park. Many of our supporters come      Show more . . .

Calling all residents of the Lower Mainland! Langley Environmental Partners Society and the Langley Agricultural Advisory Committee are organizing a local food fair on Saturday August 7th from 11am – 4pm. This locally focused food fair will be held at the most delightful of venues, The Fort Wine      Show more . . .

20th Anniversary Under The Volcano Festival of Art & Social Change      Show more . . .

About Youth Camera Action: Unique to the city of Toronto, Youth Camera Action! is an environmental video production program specifically designed for youth between the ages of 13 -- 18 years. This action packed two-week summer program is open to youth across the Greater Toronto Area and provides a      Show more . . .

Lectures, workshops re: children's education, visits to preschools, primary schools, social activities. Theme of Congress is "Children, Citizens of a challenged world".      Show more . . .

Are you thinking about a cost-effective, greener, and more efficient way to heat and cool your home? HERE! Halton Enablers of Renewable Energy will be having its first ever Geothermal Information Session and GeoTour in Georgetown on Thursday, August 12 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. HERE!’s thermal      Show more . . .

Join Ecology Ottawa for a movie under the stars as part of the 10 year anniversary for the Centretown Movies Festival (http://www.csit.carleton.ca/~arya/cm/index.html).      Show more . . .

Join us in the beautiful Haliburton Highlands as we celebrate literary artists! Located right in the heart of Minden, the Minden Hills Cultural centre features the Agnes Jamieson Gallery, the Minden Hills Museum (which features many buildings you can discover firsthand from historic Minden) and the      Show more . . .

The Salmon Arm Folk Music Society is a non-profit charitable organization that presents year-round concerts as well as the Annual Roots and Blues Festival the third weekend every August.      Show more . . .

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The Ottawa Folk Festival is held in the middle of August in beautiful Britannia Park in Ottawa's west end. The Festival has been recognized as one of the "Top 50 Ontario Festivals" by Festival & Events Ontario.      Show more . . .

Welcome to the Trout Forest Music Festival!! Catch The Trout! It's Music in the Woods! Join us at the Ear Falls Waterfront Park next August 13th to 15th for the 15th Annual Trout Forest Music Festival.      Show more . . .

The 2010 Communities Conference at Twin Oaks Community will be held August 13-15th, and we're looking forward to another great weekend of workshops, sharing circles, hanging out and working together. The tentative theme for this year's conference will be "Putting Down Roots: Laying the Foundations      Show more . . .

The host for the Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor (COCAL IX) will be the Syndicat des chargées et chargés de cours de l'Université Laval (SCCCUL) which is affiliated with the Fédération des enseignantes et enseignants du Québec (FNEEQ-CSN).      Show more . . .

Women of Diverse Origins and the International Coordinating body invites you to register now for the Montreal International Women's Conference taking place August 13-16 2010. Women from around the world will gather under the theme: For a Global Militant Women's Movement in the 21st Century! They      Show more . . .

The Sierra Club -- Atlantic Chapter invites you to attend its first ActionH20 Summit on Water Quality and Conservation. Sierra Club Canada has recently launched ActionH20, a national water campaign that provides grassroots groups, community leaders and municipal staff with tools and resources to      Show more . . .

The CWVBIA and Steamworks are proud to announce the 7th Annual Church Street Fetish Fair, a celebration of the leather, fetish and fantasy communities. Over 30,000 people were in attendance last year!!!      Show more . . .

Just 30 minutes North of Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, GF10 is run primarily by volunteers and RAIN OR SHINE it will feature a full spread of natural, organic and local products coupled with many practical and affordable eco-friendly energy saving items and suppliers, with lots of great music and      Show more . . .

There are major cuts in education planned for next year and the following years, including possible school closures in the inner-city.      Show more . . .

H2Oil follows a voyage of discovery, heartbreak and politicization in the stories of those attempting to defend water in Alberta against tar sands expansion. Unlikely alliances are built and lives are changed as they come up against the largest industrial project in human history.      Show more . . .

The 2010 Keepers of the Water Conference is scheduled for August 19 - 23 at Hatchet Lake on Wollaston.      Show more . . .

The Summerfolk site is erected by scores of volunteers and artisans and takes on the appearance of a small village. It features a 4000 seat main stage, five side stages, Over 40 artisans exhibiting their talents in the craft area, more than a dozen food booths, a sandy beach, a children's area with      Show more . . .

The 27th annual Womyn's Gathering, proudly presented by Twin Oaks. Threads of Strength: workshops, yoga, meditation, song, dance, DIY, sweats, laughter, and dreams! $40-$140 Sliding Scale Open to: womyn, women, trans-womyn, girls, mothers, dykes, grrls, and all non-male ID folks!      Show more . . .

The Trinity-Spadina riding association and the Toronto Greens are proud to play host to the 2010 Green Party Convention, which will be held in Toronto on August 20-22nd, 2010. This exciting convention will be held at one of the greenest convention facilities in the country, The Metro Toronto      Show more . . .

The North Bay Environmental Action committee is proud to bring the 4th annual Can Change Festival to our city’s scenic waterfront!      Show more . . .

Green Lifestyle Show : Small is possible, We are the Solution.      Show more . . .

Come and celebrate Toronto's first community orchard in a park with free food, music, information booths, a free raffle and children's activities. The event is being produced by local gardening group Growing for Green, the founders of the orchard, in partnership with Parks, Forestry and Recreation.      Show more . . .

This is the 13th Annual Social Justice Retreat to discuss social justice issues locally of importance.      Show more . . .

On August 27, 2010, Ottawa Riverkeeper, in cooperation with the National Capital Commission (NCC), will be hosting an exciting one-day summit in Canada’s Capital Region to bring leaders together to discuss the health and future of the Ottawa River and its tributaries. The Summit will bring      Show more . . .

The Art of Being Green Festival is a family-friendly event showcasing products and services to help you save energy and save money. The festival includes a large vendor/exhibitor trade show, two workshop tents, Canadian entertainment, children's programming and great local food. We are located just      Show more . . .

The Eaglewood Folk Festival is dedicated to presenting exciting and diverse original folk/roots music while promoting arts & culture, ecological awareness, multiculturalism and health & wellness in a sustainable environment of unity, positive energy and artistic excellence.
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The 2010 EcoMentors Conference is an exciting, interactive and FREE day of environmental workshops and training activities that will inspire and equip you as a young eco-leader to facilitate change in your community. Plus, network with a diverse group of environmentally-engaged youth and      Show more . . .

What Is Burning Man?      Show more . . .

The goBeyond Youth Action Gathering, supported by the Sierra Youth Coalition (SYC), the Sustainable High Schools Project, and the BC Campus Climate Network, is taking place from August 31st to September 5th, 2010. We are inviting high school and post-secondary      Show more . . .

The Ashkenaz Festival is the largest Jewish cultural event in Canada, and among the largest events of its kind internationally. The Festival takes place biennially at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre and satellite locations throughout Toronto. Each edition of this multidisciplinary event showcases      Show more . . .

LEAF Toronto will be running our Treetenders volunteer stewardship training workshop again this season! This 15 hour training program is designed for individuals who want to gain tree-related knowledge and skills. If you've always wanted to learn more about how trees work, tree planting and tree      Show more . . .

Break the day’s fast in community with others and help raise emergency funds for the victims of the devastating floods in Pakistan.      Show more . . .

The Shelter Valley Folk Festival celebrates music, juried art, wellness, sustainable living and harvest food in the heart of Northumberland County through an annual Labour Day Weekend festival.      Show more . . .

The MONTREAL FETISH WEEKEND returns for its 6th consecutive annual edition on September 3-4-5, Labor Day Weekend 2010. VIP PASSES are now available at the reduced price of $150 cad.      Show more . . .

NSEN will partner with Sierra Club of Canada - Atlantic Chapter and the Pictou County Watershed Coalition for a fabulous annual provincial gathering at the beautiful Stonehame Lodge & Chalets in Scotsburn, Pictou County: www.stonehamechalets.com      Show more . . .

Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario residents are invited to the first-ever Go Green Expo to learn new ways to make their homes and workplaces more eco-friendly, while saving money and helping the environment.      Show more . . .

NOW in TORONTO at BEIT ZATOUN      Show more . . .

Living Green simply means being informed about what you eat, wear, drive and buy and how those choices affect the earth and your health. Join us at this fun, fashionable and family oriented event and discover information, products, services and resources from a local and national experts ready to      Show more . . .

From kids with training wheels to avid cyclists, this event allows you to experience rural hospitality, savour fresh, local food and explore that Ontario's Greenbelt has to offer - natural beauty, cultural diversity and engaging recreation. Re-discover the joy of a leisurely bike ride and come      Show more . . .

The short documentary film is an integral part of a project which produced a 800-plus photographs collected in the book by the same name. It offers a more dynamic and fast-moving testimony of ordinary people, Christians and Muslims, living together in peace in what has been at various times a      Show more . . .

The IUAPPA World Clean Air Congress will bring together specialists from academia, industry, consulting, environmental advocacy groups, and government to present innovative ways to improve air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and minimize environmental impacts. The technical program will      Show more . . .

A rally to demand to end of the discriminatory, wasteful, anti-secular and UN-reprimanded tax-payer funded separate catholic school system!      Show more . . .

The Natural Step Canada invites you to register for our upcoming Sustainability for Leaders Course (Level 1): A Transformative Approach to Sustainability Thinking, Strategy, and Results. This is a 2-day intensive and interactive course for current and emerging sustainability practitioners.      Show more . . .

Disoriented by globalization? After the G20 summit, it’s easy to feel like we’re traipsing through a 21st century rendition of Orwell’s 1984. Stephen Harper and other global “leaders” say that their policies will resolve the world’s woes, but when we look at the facts, when we listen      Show more . . .

The Best International Festival Experience on Canada's East Coast!      Show more . . .

Pedalling to Parliament - "Pedal for the Planet" hits Ottawa      Show more . . .

A public event on climate science and climate justice with the world’s foremost climate scientist and author of "Storms of My Grandchildren", Dr. James Hansen; the author of "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism", Naomi Klein and Indigenous Environmental Network’s Tar Sands      Show more . . .

The Tyee Fellowship Funds are a way for readers to make tax deductible donations, and give independent journalists from all over B.C. the support they need to work on longer series that relate to important issues of public interest. The support to file freedom of information requests, run up phone      Show more . . .

"Oscar-nominated Pete Postlethwaite stars as a man living alone in the devastated future world of 2055, looking at old footage from 2008 and asking: why didn’t we stop climate change when we had the chance?"      Show more . . .

The fourth major film festival in Canada is the international Atlantic Film Festival, held every September in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Strong East Coast roots support a unique format for AFF with its distinctive focus on film and music. Large enough to attract the world's most notable actors, directors      Show more . . .

Almost 30 years after the event, the massacre at Sabra and Shatila within the Lebanon War of 1982 remains a chilling memory to the inhumanity and abuse of military power over the lives and deaths of ordinary people.      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel. Free.      Show more . . .

An Unflinching Look at Canada's Most Prominent Case of 'Mercy Killing':      Show more . . .

In this, the International Year of Biodiversity, the 2010 RCEN Annual General Assembly is focusing on biodiversity across Canada and our planet.      Show more . . .

Full Circles Ottawa a Freecycling community would like to invite the public to the first ever RRFM (Really Really Free Market).      Show more . . .

Join us in Toronto Saturday September 18, 1:00-3:00pm outside the Parkdale Library (Queen & Cowan streets) for the inaugural Dig'n'it(y) street music benefit for Canada Without Poverty and the CWP Advocacy Network!      Show more . . .

The 17th Annual Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup      Show more . . .

Beit Zatoun is pleased to be a sponsor and offer a venue for the Second International Festival of Poetry of Resistance.      Show more . . .

Presented by the Krittibas Literary Group of Toronto (Founder director: Asoke Chakravarty) as part of the Festival of Poetry of Resistance. The Krittibas Literary Group is also celebrating an anniversary year - its 5th year of presenting in Toronto.      Show more . . .

Water is the lifeblood of the world and never more so than in Montréal, Canada, where 4,500 water professionals will gather in September 2010 for the International Water Association (IWA) World Water Congress and Exhibition.      Show more . . .

This portion is the closing event of the 5-day Festival. To be followed by a dinner at Steelworkers Hall (25 Cecil Street ) at 7:00 pm.      Show more . . .

MONDAY, September 20, 2010      Show more . . .

Rising energy costs, stricter environmental regulations and the constant challenge to increase the bottom line mean that businesses need to ensure they operate in a much more cost-effective manner. Implementing energy efficient measures in your company can lead to significant cost savings.      Show more . . .

In 1990, a gathering of environmental advocates spanning academia, community, business and government leaders helped create the reality of The Compost Council of Canada. Paralleling the passion and struggles of those who believe in the importance of organics recycling, conservation of natural      Show more . . .

The Interdisciplinary Environmental Association (IEA) is an organization of academics, practitioners, and concerned citizens from a wide range of disciplines and perspectives who believe that environmental problems require an interdisciplinary approach that needs to be clearly reflected in an      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) that is intent on expanding definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel. Sponsored by the Seriously Free Speech Committee and CUPW,      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel.      Show more . . .

The International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, observed yearly on November 25, was designated by the United Nations to commemorate the death of three of the Mirabal sisters. They were assassinated by the Trujillo regime in the Dominican Republic in 1960.      Show more . . .

The Green Building Festival is an annual 2 day conference and trade show featuring the best green building projects, practioners and products in Canada. Come and see cutting edge, market ready strategies, products and tools to help you inject some green into your business.      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel.      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel. Free.      Show more . . .

The Blue Mountains Public Library in Thornbury, Ontario annually hosts a Green Fair that showcases sustainable talents in a market style setting. This year we are planning our event for Saturday, September 25 from 1:00-4:00pm. We still have space open for Vendors! Please contact for space      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel. Free.      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel. Free.      Show more . . .

The sustainability expo that brings the community its local producers, farmers and businesses with sustainable, environmental and ethical business practices. S.E.E. 'n' Green Show 2010 is at George Preston Center - 20699 42 Ave, Langley, BC on Sep 25th 9 am - 7 pm and 26th 9 am - 5 pm. Tickets $5 at      Show more . . .

A day of environmental awareness highlighted by ecological demonstrations, youth and student initiatives and a local "Green Vendor Showcase". The day will conclude with a keynote address by renowned environmental advocate, Dr.David Suzuki.      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel.      Show more . . .

Professor Keefer is on a cross-Canada book tour to discuss his recent book, Anti-Semitism Real and Imagined: Responses to the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Anti-Semitism. In a 27 August 2010 review in the Globe and Mail Gerald Caplan wrote:      Show more . . .

Join the New York State Outdoor Environmental Educators      Show more . . .

Sept 28th to Oct 5th – Environmental Decline and Climate Change as a Moral Issue will be held at St. Paul’s University and other locations in Ottawa. This week-long series of a Retreat and five community Round Tables offers an opportunity for leaders in various religious groups to have a      Show more . . .

Remembering Inninimowin is a two-year long documentary film project on the personal journey of a Cree woman, Jules Arita Koostachin, the documentarist, as she starts to remember her first language, Inninimowin (Cree). The body of work is a film-based documentary that follows the process of      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on growing threat to free speech on Israel/Palestine. Increasingly, accusations are made that criticism of the state of Israel and its actions and policies constitute what they call a "new antisemitism." Instead of engaging in a      Show more . . .

Dr. Michael Keefer, author of the book Antisemitism Real and Imagined, speaks on threat to free speech posed by informal coalition of MPs (CPCCA) who are working to expand definition of antisemitism to make it illegal to criticize Israel.      Show more . . .

West Coast Green is the largest and only conference + expo showcasing green innovation for the built environment. Join 11,000 thought leaders and forward thinkers from 20 countries as they gather to create meaningful and lasting positive change.      Show more . . .

Transformational Lecture Series featuring David Korten      Show more . . .

Transformational Lecture Series featuring Sevag Pogharian      Show more . . .

Established in 2005, the Bay Film Festival is an independent film Festival taking place in Thunder Bay, Ontario showcasing films that features local, national, and international films with the theme "films for the people." Chosen stories often display stories that are relevant to audiences, enabling      Show more . . .

Contact us or visit our website for more details.      Show more . . .

EcoFest will be a FREE, waste-free event that will appeal to families and citizens concerned about the environment. Our EcoFest will involve a number of local food and arts based venues to engage appreciation of what our region has to offer. Our Round Table will look to identify common ground for      Show more . . .

Come to the park to celebrate the campaign to win free and accessible transit for the GTA Food - Music - Puppets - Entertainment      Show more . . .

We March for Jobs, Peace, Justice and the Socialist Alternative That Can Win Them      Show more . . .

Anti-oppression and anti-transphobia trainings are for students and community members interested in volunteering at the Centre. The Centre provides you with this training, along with other more specific volunteer training. If you are a new volunteer, you must attend both training days (lunch will be      Show more . . .

YES to 100% renewable electricity grid! NO to nuclear and coal! Free. All cyclists welcome. Meet at the wind turbine at Exhibition Place, end in the beaches (15 km ride). Visit 6 green energy projects including wind, solar thermal, solar PV, geothermal, CHP and conservation.      Show more . . .

The Canadian Urban Forest Conference is held every two years, alternating between an eastern and western host community. The CUFC has come to be recognized as THE educational & networking event for those working in the field of urban forest management; attracting top caliber presentations by leading      Show more . . .

The Canadian Urban Forest Conference is held every two years, alternating between an eastern and western host community. The CUFC has come to be recognized as THE educational & networking event for those working in the field of urban forest management; attracting top caliber presentations by leading      Show more . . .

L'heure juste (speaker series): The Rt. Hon. Herb Gray and Mr. Clifford Lincoln, in conversation, on the topic "Politics and Environmental Protection).      Show more . . .

Help us celebrate the publication of Ben Carniol’s new book CASE CRITICAL: Social Services and Social Justice in Canada, 6th Edition      Show more . . .

Come get media fresh!      Show more . . .

Free program. A hazardous mix of waste is flushed into the sewer every day. The billions of litres of water -- combined with unknown quantities of chemicals, solvents, heavy metals, human waste and food -- where does it all go? And what does it do to us?      Show more . . .

Sustainability Network Presents Alexandra Cousteau and her Expedition Blue Planet at the Centre for Social Innovation.      Show more . . .

Join us to celebrate culture, art, community, and Clarke Mackey's new book, Random Acts of Culture: Reclaiming Art & Community in the 21st Century CHECK OUT the Dufferin Grove Farmers' Market, pizza from the wood ovens, and more!      Show more . . .

Mark Crispin Miller is a Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at New York University and a well-known public intellectual. His writings on film, television, propaganda, advertising and the culture industries have appeared in numerous journals and newspapers the world over, and on his blog      Show more . . .

Join Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights for a presentation by Montreal author Yves Engler about his new book Canada and Israel: Building Apartheid.      Show more . . .

Learn more about the benefits of choosing Organic at this informative evening with Big Carrot in-store Nutritionist- Sarah Dobec, CNP.      Show more . . .

The Gender and Reparations Project, in association with the Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean (CERLAC), the Centre for Feminist Research (CFR) and the Graduate Program in Women's Studies, present a panel discussion:      Show more . . .

Mayoral debate with the leading candidates on: Planning, Community, the Environment and Sustainability What will the new mayor do to improve sustainability and engage Torontonians in their vision for the health and design of the city?      Show more . . .

For over 10 years, the Antimatter Film Festival has been dedicated to the exhibition and nurturing of film and video as art, encompassing screenings, installations, performances and media hybrids into the Festival presentation. Screenings will take place in Victoria, B.C., where there is minimal      Show more . . .

10/10/10 will be a day of work parties all over the world. Will you join us?      Show more . . .

A Woman Among Warlords: Malalai Joya's Struggle for Afghanistan      Show more . . .

The YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association) Week Without Violence aims to develop and implement practical solutions to violence in our communities.      Show more . . .

This October, Philippine Women Centre of Ontario (PWC-ON) invites everyone to celebrate a decade filled of shared laughter, tears, music and militancy. The round of events will kick off at the opening of the Maleta [Suitcase] Art Exhibit on October 10th. Maleta is a community-based arts project      Show more . . .

Discussion and post-Keynesian analysis of current events with historian William Krehm      Show more . . .

Documentary screening and panel discussion on homelessness and affordable housing      Show more . . .

Solar Power International (SPI), previously called Solar Power Conference and Expo, was created in 2004 when the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) joined together in partnership to fill an obvious void: North America was missing a      Show more . . .

Real aid, true solidarity: An anti-war benefit evening for Afghanistan and Palestine featuring Malalai Joya      Show more . . .

A Net Zero home is defined as a home that generates as much energy as it uses on an annual basis. Many tried and proven technologies are available to reduce energy consumption and related GHG emissions from residential homes. Each of the technologies has a different cost and related benefits.      Show more . . .

Cross-country kitchen table talk with Ontario farmer Colleen Ross. We want to hear from you! Come and contribute your ideas for a "People's Food Policy" for Canada. Guest speakers and discussion on 10 critical food policy issues.      Show more . . .

Anti-racism, anti-oppression conference for youth of colour with workshops, speakers and more.      Show more . . .

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We'll feature SEJ's typical impressive array of speakers, panels and workshops. They'll include Montana celebrities, Obama administration officials and experts filling you in on regional, national and international topics. Expect sessions on environmental law and politics (Montana likely has the      Show more . . .

Planet in Focus International Environmental Film & Video Festival is Canada's preeminent festival of its kind. For ten years we have championed the explosive growth and evolution of environmental cinema.      Show more . . .

A multi-media world premiere, with text and voice      Show more . . .

Join a group of Cambridge residents concerned about and active in food issues for a discussion about Cambridge's food system and community.      Show more . . .

The Toronto Green Community will be hosting an All Candidates Meeting on environmental issues in North Toronto for Wards 16 (Eglinton-Lawrence), 22 (St. Paul's) and 26 (Don Valley West). Join us on October 14 to find out the environmental views of your City Council candidates.      Show more . . .

Like amazing tunes? Like prizes and free stuff? Like great, open, innovative, creative media? Then you'd best be at Pull the Plug: A fundraiser for Media Democracy Day 2010!      Show more . . .

The Bioneers Conference is a leading-edge forum -- join us in San Rafael, California, October 15-17 (with intensives October 14 and 18), 2010. At this premiere environmental conference, social and scientific innovators focus on solutions inspired by nature and human ingenuity.      Show more . . .

Lecture by author Farzana Hassan Admission: $5 (Student- $4)      Show more . . .

The movement for boycott, divestment, and sacnations against Israeli apartheid is growing. Now is the time to reflect on the successes of the BDS movement to date, as well as to work to consolidate and intensify our efforts in solidarity with the people of Palestine, who continue to suffer under the      Show more . . .

Join Credit Valley Conservation and its community partners at this new and exciting FREE event. Learn how you can make a change for a healthier environment. Participate in a hands-on learning atmosphere, network with friends and community groups, engage in group discussion, and appreciate the      Show more . . .

Celebration of disability arts and culture with music by Martin Deschamps, break dancing, films, forums, visual art and a children’s program. Various prices, some events free      Show more . . .

National Co-op Week highlights the success of co-operatives and credit unions and promotes the co-operative movement and its activities.      Show more . . .

National School Safety Week encourages schools to promote student safety.      Show more . . .

Green-Connections is a networking and mentoring group of small businesses. We are dedicated to exploring and sharing environmentally-friendly practices, products and ideas. Our goal is to encourage all businesses to 'Go Green'.      Show more . . .

EcoCare 2010 - The only conference in Canada to speak directly to the link between health care and environment.      Show more . . .

A week-long celebration, with more than 60 events, coordinated by the Office of Sustainability with help from 30+ student groups and campus organizations.      Show more . . .

Old Ottawa East Community Activities Group and Sustainable Living Ottawa East present Sustainable Living Workshops developed and delivered by Tucker House Seventh Generation Learning Series.      Show more . . .

ord Miller, Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, will be in Barrie on Oct 19th to moderate a debate between the mayoral candidates.      Show more . . .

Waste Reduction Week in Canada aims to raise public awareness of over consumption and of the environmental impacts of waste accumulation.      Show more . . .

A call for artists, artisans, furniture makers, designers, textile makers, seamstresses, potters, creators and builders.      Show more . . .

Be The Change Film Series - presented by Investors Group (Live music 6:30pm/ Film screening 7:00pm /Discussion with guest speaker 9:30pm)      Show more . . .

The imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival is an international festival that celebrates the latest works by Indigenous peoples on the forefront of innovation in film, video, radio, and new media. This year, the festival presents a selection of the most compelling and distinctive Indigenous works      Show more . . .

The Summit is Canada’s premier conference on CSR, and this year’s theme is “Collaborating for Sustainable Change: New Approaches to Accelerate Innovation”. The gathering will focus on new, creative ideas to maximize efforts in CSR using a collaborative approach and explore the ways that      Show more . . .

Coordinator of the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network, will present on the issue of genetic engineering and answer your questions. Genetically engineered fish and pigs are in competition to be the first GE animals in our food system. How did we get here? What GE foods are already on the market      Show more . . .

Free, public lecture and film screening. All welcome. War Correspondent Scott Taylor will be providing a preview of his upcoming documentary "Outside the Wire." The film is a compilation of interviews and experiences from Taylor's five unembedded visits to Afghanistan since January 2007. His most      Show more . . .

The Office of the Ombudsman and Child and Youth Advocate of New Brunswick, in partnership with AOMF, AFAPDP and ARCNDH, is hosting an international symposium on the rights of Francophone children and youth and the institutional mechanisms necessary for the implementation of these rights.      Show more . . .

The 2010 World Green Energy Symposium, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia USA October 21-23, 2010 demonstrates the power of New Energy by providing a platform for connections, education, information exchange, contracting & business networking opportunities in the industry.      Show more . . .

This conference on Mothers and the Economy: The Economics of Mothering will examine the interface between mothers-motherhood-mothering and the economy, bringing together the fields of economy, law, sociology and political philosophy to address theoretical and politically urgent issues of mothering      Show more . . .

This conference on Mothers and the Economy: The Economics of Mothering will examine the interface between mothers-motherhood-mothering and the economy, bringing together the fields of economy, law, sociology and political philosophy to address theoretical and politically urgent issues of mothering      Show more . . .

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama will give a public speech at the Rogers Centre which will discuss the following:      Show more . . .

Just in time for Halloween, Canadian and European Union trade negotiators are in Ottawa putting together a monster free trade pact. But this Harper-era trade deal is no treat. It's a trick that threatens farmers, First Nations, public water, municipal democracy, public services, workers cultural      Show more . . .

March in Toronto’s Take Back the Night and remember 30 years of struggle:      Show more . . .

Nick Dyer-Witheford, Associate Professor and the Associate Dean of the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario, will deliver a lecture entitled, “Organizing in Crisis: Anti-Capitalist Dilemmas and Priorities”.      Show more . . .

On October 22 to 24, 2010, a historic conference will take place in Montreal which aims to consolidate and move forward the movement for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israeli apartheid.      Show more . . .

For the past six weeks No One is Illegal-Vancouver have gathered in front of the Burnaby Youth Custody prison where approximately 90 Tamil refugee mothers and children are being incarcerated.      Show more . . .

The Toronto Jewish Book Fair, established in 1976, is one of the largest Jewish Book Fairs in North America. The week-long event features sales of a wide range of books of Jewish interest, and over 25 international and Canadian authors who explore contemporary Jewish life, big ideas, politics, and      Show more . . .

Seeds of Diversity Canada is holding our Annual General Meeting in Fredericton this year. This is a rare occasion for our national organization. Please join us and meet the board, staff and other members. Everyone is welcome, admission free. Speaker to be announced.      Show more . . .

Zine fair and festival of alternative culture with readings by Mark Sedore, Teri Vlassopoulos and others, workshops, book-pitching and more. Admission: $5 (inlcudes copy of Broken Pencil)      Show more . . .

Art & Anarchy and CIPO-Vancouverinvite you to join the Beehive Collective for a visual workshop on “The True Cost of Coal”. The workshop will take place on October 24 at 7:00 pm at Spartacus books in Vancouver.      Show more . . .

Talk by Young Urban Farmers' Chris Wong      Show more . . .

Readings of memoirs by Anka Voticky, Willie Sterner, Agnes Tomasov and Marian Domanski.      Show more . . .

In his lecture - Israel and Palestine: Past, Present, Future - Dr. Norman Finkelstein will speak on the present situation in Gaza, the attack on Gaza Aid Flotilla, the current stage of the peace process, and the prospect of another regional war.      Show more . . .

The University of Toronto Middle East History and Theory Workshop      Show more . . .

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Symposium on environmental health issues, LGBT patient-centred care, Brazilian leprosy projects and more.      Show more . . .

In his lecture - Israel and Palestine: Past, Present, Future - Dr. Norman Finkelstein will speak on the present situation in Gaza, the attack on Gaza Aid Flotilla, the current stage of the peace process, and the prospect of another regional war. $15 for non-students, $10 for students (with ID)      Show more . . .

A lecture with Ala Jaradat, Addameer and Barbara Jackman, Jackman & Associates.      Show more . . .

Dr Nicholas White, 2010 Gairdner Global Health Award Recipient will speak on his ground-breaking research relating to Artemisinins in treating and eliminating malaria.      Show more . . .

Presentations on toxics in Lake Ontario, where the chemicals are coming from and more.      Show more . . .

crisis book: an anthology thing is about crises, whether they be economic, personal or even artistic. the participating writers and artists live in Europe, Asia and the Americas, and the works they have contributed were mostly made over the course of 2009.      Show more . . .

Now in its 31st year, the International Festival of Authors (IFOA) brings together the best writers of contemporary world literature for 11 days of readings, interviews, lectures, round table discussions, and public book signings each October.      Show more . . .

INSOMNIAC PRESS invites you to join us in celebrating the work of some of the fabulously talented women who have published books with us.      Show more . . .

Please join me for the launch of my fourth book, Fatherhood 4.0: iDad Applications Across Cultures. It will be a night of brutally frank conversations about Baby Daddyhood, as seen through the eyes of some blog-addicted, media savvy, POC pops weaned on everything from the Cosby Show and George      Show more . . .

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Montreal architect Sevag Pogharian is pushing the borders of net zero buildings by creating the Alstonvale Net Zero House, one of the Winning Projects in Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation's EQuilibrium (TM) Sustainable Housing Demonstration Initiative. The Alstonvale Home strives to:      Show more . . .

We're pleased to invite you to join us for the Nature Trust annual gala dinner and conservation celebration, hosted by Stephanie Domet. This year's guest speaker is Dr. George Archibald (photo: G Sundar), co-founder of the International Crane Foundation.      Show more . . .

Make your voice heard at the People's Food Policy Project's Kitchen Table Talks. Join the conversation that has already engaged over a thousand Canadians. Ontario's PFPP animator, Clare Giovanetti of      Show more . . .

Prominent Canadian Secular Muslim, Dr. Tarek Fatah, to speak in Montreal October 28th      Show more . . .

Dr. Norman Finkelstein is a prolific author and speaker who has dedicated his career to the analysis of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Author of numerous books on Israel-Palestine, Dr. Finkelstein will speak to his most recent work, "This time we went too far," which deals with Israel's brutal 2009      Show more . . .

This year, we are celebrating our 45th anniversary. Please come and join us in the festivities on October 28th, 2010 at the City of Toronto Archives as we donate our historical records to the City. We'll have music, singing, maybe some dancing and, of course, some speeches. This is a very special      Show more . . .

In his lecture - Israel and Palestine: Past, Present, Future - Dr. Norman Finkelstein will speak on the present situation in Gaza, the attack on Gaza Aid Flotilla, the current stage of the peace process, and the prospect of another regional war.      Show more . . .

Soulful sound makers from East and West raise their voices to help launch the Canada Boat to Gaza. The Canada Boat to Gaza is the ambitious vision of Canadian advocates for justice, peace and rights for Palestinians. The goal is to raise $300,000 to send a Canadian-registered ship as part of the      Show more . . .

The Toronto Haiti Action Committee and Students in Solidarity with Haiti invites you to a free Public Forum with Haitian attorney Mario Joseph of the Bureau Des Avocats Internationaux and Berthony Dupont, Editor of Haiti Liberté to discuss the current political and human rights situation in Haiti      Show more . . .

The Great Turning: Towards a Just & Sustainable World      Show more . . .

David Korten, internationally-renowned economist and author of "When Corporations Rule the World", will be speaking in Ottawa on the evening of October 29th at 7 p.m. at the Bronson Centre.      Show more . . .

Join us as Robert Meeropol* visits Toronto for the only Canadian stop during a series of 20 events in 20 cities in 20 months, reflecting on 20 years of the Rosenberg Fund for Children's work helping the children of targeted activists. Robert will also outline the dramatic new developments that have      Show more . . .

In his lecture - Israel and Palestine: Past, Present, Future - Dr. Norman Finkelstein will speak on the present situation in Gaza, the attack on Gaza Aid Flotilla, the current stage of the peace process, and the prospect of another regional war.      Show more . . .

Empower Yourself and Be the Change that Changes Everything      Show more . . .

National UNICEF Day honours the traditional Halloween fundraising campaign for UNICEF.      Show more . . .

The 4th annual James Graff Memorial Lecture presented by Phyllis Bennis, Senior Policy Analyst, Writer and Co-Founder of the US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation. As a longtime analyst of the region, Bennis will address the current political situation in the Middle East and discuss complex      Show more . . .

The US Offensive Against Bolivia and the Latin American Peoples.      Show more . . .

Do Canada's apologies for residential schools and other injustices against Aboriginal Peoples mean anything, or is Canada simply following the same policies of termination and assimilation it has pursued since the 1800s? Come find out, and hear the remarkable story of the strength of the Algonquins      Show more . . .

CanWEA's 26th Annual Conference and Exhibition will gather over 2,500 wind energy professionals from all over the world to discuss the opportunities and the latest developments in the Canadian wind energy industry. The impressive exhibition hall will feature over 250 exhibiting companies and will      Show more . . .

The Daily Publications Society is holding their third annual Journalism Week on McGill campus. Open to the public, this week-long series of panels and workshops aims to teach tangible skills and promote discussion around hot topics in the changing field of journalism.      Show more . . .

"Where do we go from here?" This exclusive event with Condoleezza Rice will give the audience a candid look into the rationalizations of a war criminal. Google 'Condoleeza Rice Toronto' for details.      Show more . . .

Interested in solar energy options for your home? Attend the Oakville Public Meeting for the HERE! Halton Enablers of Renewable Energy Project on Tuesday, November 2 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Oakville Town Hall (Oakville Room). At this meeting, you will learn about solar energy technologies and      Show more . . .

SPEAKER: Scott Pasternack, Supervisor, Policy Development, Toronto Environment Office, City of Toronto      Show more . . .

Join us at this free event to hear from award winning journalist and best-selling author Linda McQuaig, with tax law professor and author Neil Brooks: an eye-opening and provocative discussion about the damage extreme wealth causes to equality and a healthy, functioning society.      Show more . . .

The Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) invites you to participate in the annual public meeting of the North American Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (PRTR) Project, to be held in Washington, DC, USA, on 3-4 November 2010.      Show more . . .

In the four years since its release 'Water for Elephants' has sold millions of copies worldwide and is now available in 44 languages. Her highly anticipated new novel, Ape House, will be released this September and we are happy to announce a special event with her. This is a rare opportunity to this      Show more . . .

Interested in solar energy options for your home? Attend the Milton Public Meeting for the HERE! Halton Enablers of Renewable Energy Project on Thursday, November 4 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Oakville Seniors Activity Centre (Cafeteria). At this meeting, you will learn about solar energy      Show more . . .

At this conference we will explore the many ways through which our urban forests contribute to our social, psychological and physical health, for individuals and their communities. It has been common knowledge for years that trees provide an important service namely, the conversion of CO2 to oxygen.      Show more . . .

This years Vancouver Asian Film Festival will present an array of feature films, shorts and documentaries influenced, produced or directed by Asians. The VAFF provides a forum for independent North American Asian filmmakers to showcase their work to both Asian and non-Asian audiences. The aim of the      Show more . . .

Theme: International Year of Biodiversity Details forthcoming. Save the date!      Show more . . .

Performing Feminist Culture is a symposium organized by WIAprojects on the topic of feminist cultural production Feminist cultural practice in the 21st century has been splintered into a myriad of practices, concerns and communities. Such a shift has created more inclusive feminisms in which      Show more . . .

OEN Fall Conference and Annual General Meeting - November 5-6, 2010      Show more . . .

Workman Arts presents the 18th Annual Rendezvous with Madness film festival, set to hit the big screen November 5th-13th with over 20 programs of feature and short films. RWM continues to revel in the mysteries of the mind, exploring the facts and mythologies surrounding mental illness and      Show more . . .

The School of Communication at Simon Fraser University, OpenMedia.ca, and the Vancouver Public Library present Media Democracy Day Vancouver 2010. This year's event will take place Saturday, November 6th from 12 PM-5 PM at the Vancouver Public Library, Central Library, 350 West Georgia Street. FREE      Show more . . .

The School of Communication at Simon Fraser University, OpenMedia.ca, and the Vancouver Public Library present Media Democracy Day Vancouver 2010. This year's event will take place Saturday, November 6th from 12 PM-5 PM at the Vancouver Public Library, Central Library, 350 West Georgia Street. FREE      Show more . . .

Mega-fun launch for two awesome projects with political prisoners: The 2011 Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar (www.certaindays.org) AND 4strugglemag Issue 17 (www.4strugglemag.org)      Show more . . .

Technologies covered in this program include solar (photovoltaic), wind electrical energy and domestic solar hot water systems. The objective is to enable home or cottage owners to decide what technologies make sense for them, considering their own motivations and resources available. Motivations      Show more . . .

Lecture by microbiologist/ethics prof Obidimma Ezezika      Show more . . .

Von Allan will be signing copies of his new graphic novel "Stargazer" (ISBN: 978-0-9781237-2-7) at Ottawa's Perfect Books, an independent bookstore in the heart of the capital. Von will be chatting with fans and talking comics, graphic novels and art from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.      Show more . . .

Nuclear Issues Discussion Day      Show more . . .

An evening of photography and discussion with Jon Elmer, photojournalist to mark the 10th anniversary of the Second Intifada. Popular protests erupted throughout Israel-Palestine in October 2000 and Israel's harsh military actions quickly transformed the uprising into a war that redefined the nature      Show more . . .

Independent Jewish Voices (IJV) will hold press conference on Monday in Ottawa, releasing a video to the media and Members of Parliament which challenges the Harper government’s mounting attacks on free speech.      Show more . . .

An evening of photography and discussion with Jon Elmer, photojournalist to mark the tenth anniversary of the Second Intifada.      Show more . . .

We're told that women have achieved equality, and that we should embrace a new sexualized form of liberation, but is this empowering? Join us as we discuss the rise of the new sexism and how we can fight for women's liberation today. Speaker: Pam Johnson      Show more . . .

Stop the Execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal!      Show more . . .

Project Hope is hosting the first Open House at its new home at Beit Zatoun. An exciting opportunity to meet each other and get to know Project Hope.      Show more . . .

Project Hope is hosting the first Open House at its new home at Beit Zatoun      Show more . . .

Founded in 1997, The Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival is a unique showcase of contemporary Asian cinema and work from the Asian diaspora. Works include films and videos by East and Southeast Asian artist in Canada, the U.S., Asia and all over the world. The Festival, founded by      Show more . . .

Exhibition: Tuesday, November 9 to Sunday, November 21      Show more . . .

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U of T students will open the evening with a free formal debate on the resolution “Be it resolved that billionaires are a menace to society” followed by an address by writer Linda McQuaig, currently a columnist at the Toronto Star, on the themes of her recent book The Trouble with Billionaires.      Show more . . .

Workshop on Community Engagement in Global Health facilitated by Dr. Jim Lavery, Research Scientist, Centre for Research on Inner City Health, Centre for Global Health Research and McLaughlin-Rotman Centre for Global Health. Presented by The Graduate Student Alliance for Global Health (GSAGH) guided      Show more . . .

This contemporary cinema showcase features more than 50 films and videos from over 10 countries by local and international Asian filmmakers. $5-$20, passes $25-$80 Innis Town Hall (2 Sussex), Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts (10268 Yonge) and other venues      Show more . . .

During the G20 summit in June this year, the residents of Toronto bore witness to the largest mass arrest in Canadian history as approximately 1,200 people were assaulted, harassed, beaten and arrested by the police. More than 250 were charged and six remain in jail. Others are out on bail under      Show more . . .

Join Lia Tarachansky, The Real News Middle East correspondent, for a look at independent media in the region and on the net. Recently returned from Israel/Palestine, Lia will show some of the videos she's done in the region. Her stories dig deep to answer the central questions at the heart of the      Show more . . .

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Join Lia Tarachansky, The Real News Middle East correspondent, for a look at independent media in the region and on the net. Recently returned from Israel/Palestine, Lia will show some of the videos she's done in the region. Her stories dig deep to answer the central questions at the heart of the      Show more . . .

Concerned settlers' of Waterloo Region on the Grand River Territory are organizing a teach-in before and after Christie Blatchford speaks about her new book Helpless: Caledonia's Nightmare of Fear and Anarchy and How the Law Failed All of Us at the University of Waterloo. Blatchford's book is very      Show more . . .

G20-TORONTO DEBRIEF      Show more . . .

50th Anniversary Reception, Gala Dinner, Conference and AGM      Show more . . .

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Fall's premiere local green networking event      Show more . . .

The Ontario Sustainable Energy Association (OSEA) is hosting its second annual Community Power Conference this November. The event is Ontario’s single largest annual gathering of Community Power producers, proponents and supporters. Together with the Power Networking Centre trade show, the      Show more . . .

We need to educate ourselves, our families, colleagues, neighbours, and communities about the issues that brought us into the streets of Toronto during the latest G20 summit, and about the ideas that inspire us to create a better world. Thankfully, this task is not so difficult--there is a wealth of      Show more . . .

The Centre for Women and Trans People will commemorate this year's Trans Day of Remembrance by offering a full Trans Week of Remembrance for Two Spirit, Intersex, and Trans people, and all who have been impacted by anti-trans violence and discrimination. A week is not enough -- together let's      Show more . . .

The current global crisis is not the first the earth has experienced. In fact, there have been several cataclysmic events when many species on the planet died out. These presentations will review the past five great extinctions, examining what went extinct and what might be the possible causes for      Show more . . .

The third annual Corporate and Community Social Responsibility (CCSR) conference will be held on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010 at Algonquin College in Ottawa to celebrate and showcase excellence in CCSR. This year's theme is Achieving Social Innovation through Corporate and Community Collaboration.      Show more . . .

Has the Harper Government Made Canada the Most Pro-Israel Country in the World?      Show more . . .

Many Canadians are concerned about Harper’s “Israel no matter what” policy and his claims that Canadian values are Israeli values. They are concerned by the Harper government's open attacks and defunding of groups who in any way have defended the rights of Palestinians. Under Harper, the      Show more . . .

Greenbuild is the world's largest conference and expo dedicated to green building. Thousands of building professionals from all over the world come together at Greenbuild for three days of outstanding educational sessions, renowned speakers, green building tours, special seminars, and networking      Show more . . .

Transformational Lecture Series featuring Brenna Bell      Show more . . .

Transformational Lecture Series featuring Gordon Howell      Show more . . .

Panel: Queer Rights Activism Across Borders      Show more . . .

Imperialist Canada exposes Canada's imperialist past and present, at home and across the globe. Todd Gordon interweaves histories of indigenous dispossession in Canada with the cold facts of Canadian capital's oppression of peoples in the global South. The book digs beneath the surface of Canada's      Show more . . .