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DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, November 7th Fossil Free Canada invites you to join
  them for an evening of discussions\, stories\, and plans for action to st
 op pipeline and tar sands expansion in Quebec and the rest of Canada.  Spe
 akers: Crystal Lameman - Crystal is a member of the Beaver Lake Cree Natio
 n and is the Climate and Energy Campaigner for Sierra Club Canada. Crystal
  focuses her work on fighting to oppose the tar sands\, whilst addressing 
 the environmental racism the Government of Canada imposes on First Nations
  people in the name of resource extraction. Denise Jourdain - Denise is a 
 member of the Innu community of Uashat mak Mani-utenam\, on the north shor
 e of the St. Lawrence River. She is actively working to oppose the Plan No
 rd forestry and mining industry in Northern Quebec.  Alyssa Symons-Bélange
 r - An anti-pipeline activist and organizer in Quebec\, Alyssa has played 
 a key role in organizing the Marche des Peuples pour la Terre Mere\, the r
 ecent Line 9 Action Camp\, and has extensive experience with direct action
  and civil disobedience. Alyssa is also a part of a theatre group that per
 formed 'Ole Ole Oleoducs\,' a cabaret about pipelines last summer.  Heathe
 r Milton-Lightening - Heather has 17 years of experience in organizing loc
 al and international campaigns. Heather was one of the founding members of
  the Native Youth Movement - which aims to give a political and social voi
 ce to young people to encourage them to make a difference in their communi
 ties. Heather then worked in the founding and development of a national ne
 twork of young First Nations that supports youth engagement in Canada and 
 the United States. Heather is currently co-director for the Indigenous Tar
  Sands Campaign by the Polaris Institute in Ottawa. This event takes place
  on the traditional territory of the Kanien'kehá:ka. The Kanien'kehá:ka ar
 e the keepers of the Eastern Door of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The is
 land called “Montreal” is known as Tiotia:ke in the language of the Kanien
 'kehá:ka\, and it has historically been a meeting place for other Indigeno
 us nations\, including the Algonquin peoples.
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LOCATION:CA\, Concordia University\, H-110 Alumni Auditorium\, CA\, 1455 de
  maisonneuve Blvd. W
SUMMARY:Fossil Free Canada Convergence keynote address
URL:/sustainability/channels/event/fossil-free-canada-
 convergence-keynote-address-239758
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