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SUMMARY:Indigenous Rights March
DESCRIPTION:Marching from Dartmouth (at the Bus Terminal) to Halifax via MacDonald Bridge\, with speaking engagement to follow at Bus Stop Theatre.\n—\nThis past month\, the RCMP has openly violated Indigenous rights by enforcing a provincial temporary injunction with their violent raid of the Wet’suwet’en Access Point on Gidumt’en territory. Since then\, Coastal Gas Link has bulldozed Unist’ot’en trap lines and have destroyed infrastructure on Gidumt’en territory\, blatantly violating the terms of even their own permits. \nMeanwhile\, Coastal Gas Link faces unanimous opposition from the hereditary chiefs of Wet’suwet’en Nation. The BC court granted the injunction before the defendants had even presented their arguments against it\, revealing a low bar for violating indigenous rights in favour of corporate agendas. \nAccording to Dr. Karla Tait and Anne Spice\, “The injunction application shows blatant disregard for Anuk Nu’at’en (Wet’suwet’en law) which pre-dates Canadian and provincial law\, for the feast system of governance that upholds Anuk Nu’at’en\, and for Aboriginal title. Its enforcement would be illegal under both Canadian law and Anuk Nu’at’en. The dispute over the pipeline is\, at heart\, a struggle over the meaning of Aboriginal title and the rights of Indigenous peoples to determine the use of their unceded\, unsurrendered ancestral territories.” \nThis is an emblematic case because the Wet’suwet’en system of clan and houses with Hereditary Chiefs has already been recognized in the Supreme Court of Canada as “the fundamental premise of both the Gitksan and the Wet’suwet’en peoples.” \nAccording to West Coast Environmental Law\, “more than two decades after the Delgamuukwv decision affirmed Aboriginal title\, the Crown’s continued pattern of making decisions in the absence of Indigenous consent – without resolving the underlying title and governance issues – undermines the constitutional foundations that are meant to define Canada.” \nHere in unceded Mi’kma’ki\, we denounce the disregard for the traditional and intact governance of the Wet’suwet’en people. We stand with the Wet’suwet’en and all traditional people protecting the land and water for future generations.
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LOCATION:The Bus Stop Theatre\, 2203 Gottingen Street\, Halifax\, Nova Scotia\, B3K3B5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:HCC Birthday Party and Bike Awards
DESCRIPTION:Join the Halifax Cycling Coalition for our annual birthday party and bike awards where we celebrate all the hard work that has been done this past year! There will be pizza and good times provided! \nThe Bike awards are an annual event that recognizes outstanding community leaders\, businesses\, bike heroes and groups that have had an impact this year in making Halifax a better place to ride a bicycle. Prizes will be donated from I Heart Bikes. We will also be selling raffle tickets for the Electra Brand Townie Commute bike donated from Halifax Cycles to be drawn for at a later date. \nThe categories for the 2019 Bike Awards include:\n– Best cycling event\n– Active transportation advocate of the year (non-politician)\n– Most bicycle-friendly politician of the year\n– Bicycle hero\n– Bicycle-friendly business\n– Most bicycle-friendly employer or landlord\n– Bike family of the year\n– Best bike picture \nVote now at https://goo.gl/forms/78NSbhdkvDVvhNNj1 \nAnd don’t forget February 8th is International Winter Bike to Work Day! https://winterbiketoworkday.org
URL:https://busstoptheatre.coop/event/hcc-birthday-party-and-bike-awards/
LOCATION:The Bus Stop Theatre\, 2203 Gottingen Street\, Halifax\, Nova Scotia\, B3K3B5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:We Need To Talk About This: Halifax
DESCRIPTION:This Magazine is launching a new national talk series! Join us on February 27th at 6:30 p.m. at The Bus Stop Theatre Co-op (2203 Gottingen Street) for the third event in our new We Need to Talk About This series. \nWe Need to Talk About This: Diversity in media\nThe Big Question: “What can we do to make Canada’s media more diverse” \nFeaturing Arielle Twist\, Sandra C. Hannebohm\, Trina Roache and Haleigh Atwood \nAdmission is $10.00 ($5.00 for students) and includes a copy of This Magazine. You can also purchase our super event ticket which includes admission\, plus a one-year subscription to This Magazine (what a bargain!). Buy your tickets online now or at the door. \nWatch for other We Need to Talk About This events in  Vancouver\, Calgary and Winnipeg. Each city will feature a different topic\, as well as a diverse line-up of speakers. \nFor more information and to purchase tickets\, visit this.org/weneedtotalkaboutthis \nThank you to Ontario Creates and the Department of Canadian Heritage for their support of this project. \nMeet the speakers: \nArielle Twist has work published with Them\, Canadian Art\, The Fiddlehead\, PRISM International\, This Magazine\,and CBC. Her debut collection of poetry ‘Disintegrate/Dissociate’ is forthcoming March 2019 with Arsenal Pulp Press. \nTrina Roache brings 18 years of experience to APTN Investigates as an award-winning journalist. A member of the Glooscap First Nation in unceded Mi’kmaq territory\, Trina has covered Indigenous issues from politics to land protection\, treaty rights\, and more. Trina’s favourite place is behind the camera\, and is honoured when the people living the story trust her to tell it. \nHaleigh Atwood is the editorial assistant for Lion’s Roar magazine\, America’s leading Buddhist publication. In her final year at the University of King’s College\, she wrote an in-depth feature on how LGBTQ journalists navigate the workplace. From the perspective of a queer journalist\, Haleigh thinks a lot about the landscape of Canadian media and how it can be more diverse. \nSandra C. Hannebohm has been writing about politics and race for five years. Together with fellow journalist Tunde Balogun\, she started an independent media company that used community-based investigative journalism to produce a documentary on issues facing black Nova Scotians. She reports on a range of topics from housing to health-care\, to racism in the workplace\, and the rise of Korean pop music. In 2016 she wrote and hosted podcasts on media and racism in the legislature.
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SUMMARY:HipHopED – S.T.E.M. flow (Dropping Science through music)
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating African Heritage History Month! \nStudents\, 13yrs to 18yrs\, will meet with mentors to talk about and discuss the possibilities of pursuing careers in the Science\, Technology\, Engineering\, Applied Arts and Math fields. Students will engage in writing workshops with local Hiphop artists\, write and perform songs about their chosen subject for an audience of their peers\, teachers and families.  \nWatch it all unfold as students Rap Battle their way to win awards for best lyrics\, most hype and audience choice! \nThis event will bring attention to transforming teaching and learning & engagement in the sciences. 
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