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Canada after Bush: What is at stake?
November 20, 2008
A Forum with Steven Staples, President of the Rideau Institute, on principled policies for Canada and the World: War in Afghanistan, Climate Change, Free Trade, Energy Security, Human Rights and Disarmament. Sponsored by: World Federalist Movement Canada - Vancouver Branch, Canadian Dept. of Peace Initiative - Vancouver Chapter, Council of Canadians Vancouver-Burnaby Chapter. Followed by refreshments. All welcome. Free Parking. No charge. The World Federalist Movement Canada - Vancouver Branch meets at this location the third Thursday of every month. The general public is invited to attend. World Federalists support the development of a global community based on the rule of law and democratically accountable international institutions.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Venue: Unitarian Church, Hewett Centre
Location: 949 W.49th Ave Vancouver, BC
For information contact: Larry Kazdan; lkazdan@shaw.ca
Categories: International
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