Location: Mondragon, 91 Albert St, Winnipeg, MB A fundraising benefit/dance party organized by the Winnipeg Haiti Solidarity Group featuring DJs The Silver Fox and Adam Hannibal Tickets: $15-$10 (sliding scale), available at Mondragon (91 Albert St) or by phone (996-2611)…
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Men’s Gathering & Unity Walk for Missing and Murdered Women
Location: 339 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg Native Rights Leaders and Social justice activists from the American Indian Movement (AIM) and Red Power United (RPU) are sending a call out for a show of solidarity by Native & Non-Native Men & Women…
Peace Alliance House Concert Video
Tar sands, pipelines and tankers
Location: University of Winnipeg, Richardson College for the Environment & Science Complex,599 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB A public forum on the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline Featuring: Dr. Wade Davis, Explorer in Residence, National Geographic Society, Senior Visiting Fellow at the…
Rally to End Omnibus Crime Bill C10
Location: Manitoba Legislature Ottawa’s Omnibus Crime Bill, C-10 unjustly targets Canada’s most vulnerable communities, including First Nations and people suffering from mental illnesses. It strips away judicial discretion and removes our traditional emphasis on rehabilitation. These are basic principles of…
Reel Green Film Festival
Manitoba’s only festival dedicated to environmental issues and solutions. Be informed. Be inspired. February 3 & 4, 2012 Feb. 3; Reel Celebration with feature film, Earthie awards, reception 7:30 – 10:00 PM (doors open at 7 PM) West End Cultural…
Social Justice Fair
Location: Eckhardt-Gramatte Hall, University of Winnipeg The 6th annual Social Justice Fair is offered to all UWinnipeg students by Menno Simons College (MSC) Student Services. The Fair serves as a venue to increase student awareness of organizations working toward social…
The dangerous consequences of Harper’s position on Iran
By Gerry Caplan, rabble.ca, Jan. 30, 2012 It’s unlikely that Stephen Harper, John Baird, Mitt Romney or Newt Gingrich have ever heard of Tamir Pardo, Meir Dagan, Amos Yadlin, Gabi Ashkenazi or Yuval Diskin. But it would probably make no…
Two years after the quake, Haiti festers
By Paul S. Graham Two years after an earthquake killed 158,000, the majority of Haitians continue to battle against hunger, disease, homelessness and political repression. Half a million people remain in refugee camps and many thousands who have found other…



