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2010 Aug 13: Climate change conference

I’ve been spending a lot of time recently organizing the climate change conference to be held at Hart House next month. We have a great lineup of speakers to lay out the challenges we face, discuss the range of possible solutions and promote the cooperation we will need.

Climate Change Conference 2010
Unflinching science. No-spin solutions.
Friday – Sunday, 2010 August 13 – 15
Hart House, University of Toronto

Agenda, speakers, and registration: http://ccc-2010.ca
RSVPing on Facebook will help spread the word: http://facebook.com/event.php?eid=140438325981746

The conference is a non-profit, non-partisan event open to all.

— Adriana Mugnatto-Hamu on 2010 Jul 15
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2010 Jul 4: Join us for Pride 2010

Come out and join the Green contingent marching in Pride this Sunday. Celebrate the Green Party’s long support for gay rights. We were the first party to support same-sex marriage and the first to have an openly gay leader. We continue to advocate for gay rights and equal treatment. Meet us by 12 noon at the latest on Bloor Street at Ted Rogers way. We will have new campaign t-shirts available to wear or purchase. Bring water, comfortable walking shoes, skimpy clothes, green body paint, water guns and noisemakers. Be prepared to get wet. Have fun!

Pride Parade 2010
Sunday, 2010 July 4, 11:45 am
Bloor Street at Ted Rogers Way

If you arrive late or cannot find us, call Rebecca at 905-999-5479

— Adriana Mugnatto-Hamu on 2010 Jul 1
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Danforth Greens pub night

Monthly Danforth Greens Pub Night
Tuesday, 2010 June 29, 7 pm – 10 pm
Gabby’s in the “Library Room”
729 Danforth Ave, east of Pape

We meet on the last Tuesday of each month. Please join us!

— Bob Halstead on 2010 Jun 25
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Jim Harris at Post Carbon

Jim Harris will be speaking on “How cutting carbon can cut cost, raise revenue and mitigate risk of peak oil and rising gas prices” at the Post Carbon Toronto Annual General Meeting tonight.