[Sust-mar] Change of venue for Oct. 7th Feast for the Global Commons
Peter Watson
pwatson at ns.sympatico.ca
Wed Oct 6 19:11:39 EDT 2010
From: Brian O'Neill
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 4:31 PM
Subject: Change of venue for Oct. 7th Feast for the Global Commons
Greetings. Because the weather forecast calls for wind and rain tomorrow,
Thursday, the venue for the Feast for the Global Commons has been moved to
the Bloomfield Centre, 2786 Agricola St. (just South of the junction with
Almon St.).
Final Notice (with some changes; see below) -- Please spread the word!
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You are invited to.
A Feast for the Global Commons (October 7th)
Climate change is happening now. People are being affected by it more and
more as each day passes. We need to continue doing our individual actions
to reduce carbon emissions and to pressure our political leaders to regulate
reductions in greenhouse gases.
Not sure how to be heard? How about getting together with others in the
greater Halifax area for a community potluck?
In celebration of the International Day for Climate Action, come with your
family and friends to the Feast for the Global Commons, sponsored by the
Nova Scotia Coalition for Climate Action:
* From 4:30 to 7:00 PM, Thursday, October 7th;
* Halifax Common, West side of the Pavilion, by Cogswell St. (in case of
rain, this event will be held in the Bloomfield Centre, 2786 Agricola St.)
Join us for a delicious potluck dinner (if you're busy and can't prepare
anything, there will be extra food available!) , combined with the robust
commentary of MC Cathy Jones, community and political speakers and some
sweet music from start to finish. We're gathering on the triangle west of
the Pavilion to rally together to talk about what we're doing to combat
climate change and to show our political leaders what we expect from them.
Be part of the international 350.org 10/10/10 movement, this potluck being
one of 5127 events in 174 countries. If we all stand up they can't ignore
us for long.
For more information, contact Catherine McNeil at the Oxfam office: (902)
425-7877 or email Catherine.McNeil at volunteer.oxfam.ca
Brian
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Brian O'Neill, Policy and Outreach Officer, Maritimes Region
Oxfam Canada
2099 Gottingen St.
Halifax NS B3K 3B2
Tel.: (902) 425-7877 (w) Monday to Thursday
826-2753 (w) Friday
e-mail: briano at oxfam.ca
web: www.oxfam.ca
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