Lkwungen Territories :: Victoria
We respectfully acknowledge these events will be taking place on stolen unceded land. So called Victoria and the surrounding areas lie on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Lkwungen-speaking peoples, including the Esquimalt, Songhees, and W̱SÁNEĆ First Nations.
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SEA Members Meeting April 9th, 2019
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
711 Douglas Street, Victoria
Citystudio Victoria
Venue: CityStudio is below Crystal Gardens and to the right of their main entrance
Agenda: TBA; contact us to add agenda items you will be at the meeting to discuss
For more details and get updates visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/401580960640023/
SEA Endorses Tiffany Joseph for North Saanich Council
https://www.tiffanyjoseph.cahttps://www.facebook.com/TiffanyNorthSaanich/
Folks can email
And of course donations are always welcome to cover the cost of lawn signs and other campaign materials.
Advance Voting April 3rd
General Voting April 6th
Unreal Estate
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
380 Cook Street #1, Victoria
Cook Street Village Activity Centre
UNREAL ESTATE: a conversation exploring who benefits from upzonings and inclusionary housing policies in Victoria, BC.
Patrick Condon is the James Taylor chair in Landscape and Livable Environments at the University of British Columbia’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and the founding chair of the UBC Urban Design program, and a regular contributor to The Tyee. You can read his most recent articles on affordable housing here: https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2019/02/26/Planning-Expensive/
Nicole Chaland is the former director of Simon Fraser University's Community Economic Development Programs and was a member of the cIty's Inclusionary Housing Working Group. You can read her recent editorial on the topic here: https://www.timescolonist.com/opinion/op-ed/comment-step-up-or-step-aside-developers-1.23636478
Background: On April 11, 2019 Victoria City Council will decide what percent of new residential housing will be required to be affordable by people with low to moderate incomes. This policy is called inclusionary housing.
ACCESSIBILITY: The building is accessible. It is a single story facility with automatic building doors, easy open door buttons on bathrooms and wider bathroom stalls.
Please register and consider making a donation to help cover event costs (about $800). We have a limited number of seats available, so please help us by pre-registering.
ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE TURNED AWAY FOR LACK OF FUNDS. NOPE. NEVER. NOT GONNA HAPPEN.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/883868985316790/
Save the Sooke Hills Phone Blitz this Wednesday!
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Join us on April 3 for a coordinated phone blitz to the Premier, senior bureaucrats and MLAs with a strong message: no new or expanded roadways through the Sooke Hills Wilderness Park or any contiguous CRD protected lands that act as critical wildlife habitats and buffer zones for our regional water supply.
As you may know, the provincial government is considering punching a roadway through the Sooke Hills Wilderness Regional Park, potentially through the Niagara creek watershed. The proposed route would have it destroy the recently opened Wilderness Trail, and have a deleterious impact upon Niagara Falls (an important tourist destination) and Goldstream Provincial Park. Within the Regional Park, there are rare Douglas Fir old growth, some over eight feet in diameter! The area also acts as a critical wildlife habitat for elk, deer, cougars, bears and wolves. The government is using traffic safety on the Malahat as a pretext to open up these forests to 'development' sprawl.
The province remains 'tight-lipped' about their plans and studies - there are other proposed routes through the forests that would be even more destructive yet have not been made public. This lack of transparency in itself is cause for concern given the impact a final decision will have on local ecosystems, traffic congestion and safety, neighbourhoods, prices of homes etc.
The movement to save the Sooke Hills (and beyond!) grows every day!
The CRD Board of Directors recently voted unanimously to oppose any new or expanded roadway through environmentally-sensitive protected areas. Hundreds of citizens have already spoken out against these proposed plans.
But many provincial politicians and senior bureaucrats still are not aligned with public opposition, so this month, we'll target some of them, raise our voices in solidarity and send them a message they can’t ignore.
HERE'S HOW THE PHONE BLITZ WORKS:
Invite your friends, family and everyone you know who cares about protecting the wilderness to join us – we need your help to build this local grassroots opposition.
Then, anytime on Wednesday, we phone and/or email the targets and demand they side with the CRD, ENGOs, grassroots groups and the public who are calling for a stop to these ridiculous roadway plans.
The demand is simple: no new or enhanced roadways through any part of the Sooke Hills, whether it is the regional park itself, any of the adjoining CRD-protected land, points further north and westward in the Juan De Fuca electoral district, all critical wildlife habitats and/or buffer zones for our regional water supply.
Our targets will be:
John Horgan, Premier
250-387-1715 / 250-391-2801
Claire Trevena, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI)
250-387-1978 / 250-287-5100 / 250-949-9473
Janelle Staite, Deputy Director, South Coast, MOTI
250-751-3282
Darren Englund, Senior Project Manager, MOTI
250-751-3280 / 250-713-4938
Sonia Furstenau, Green MLA, Cowichan Valley
250-387-8347 / 250-715-2792
Your voice has the power to save the Sooke Hills and beyond, and this is an action you can join from anywhere. If no one answers, leave a voice mail message. If you cannot participate on Wednesday, call on Thursday or any day you can.
BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT:
The proposed roadway would also cross over a dozen creeks that spill straight into the Saanich Inlet, impacting Niagara and Goldstream Rivers which are critical salmon habitats.
There are legitimate concerns that traffic congestion due to car crashes on the Malahat is being used as a pretext to open up local wilderness areas for alternate routes, a slippery slope for future cul de sacs and exurbs. The provincial government needs to focus instead on improving safety on the Malahat by enhancing traffic speed enforcement. A simple solution to rigorously enforce speed limits with an active, ongoing police presence is a far more economical and effective option for the Malahat. We do not see this happening, so it seems the provincial government is playing Russian roulette with the lives of drivers on the Malahat for political gain.
A hard fight to conserve this slice of paradise for so many outdoor enthusiasts, tourists and all our more-than-human friends has already been waged by an earlier generation of wilderness advocates who recognized the value of wildlife allowed to flourish of its own accord. Don't trash our legacy!
These forests in question also act as extremely effective buffer zones for our pristine water supply, so much so that we are the envy of other regions worldwide who must spend millions of dollars treating and disinfecting their water. Why would we want to mess with that? The proposed highway skirts so close to these zones, it is extremely troubling. With a potentially dangerous increase in vehicular traffic through this area, we also run the risk of an increase in wildfires, which would also harm the water supply.
In 2007, a report was commissioned by the provincial government to study alternative traffic options. Sound familiar? Well, this STANTEC report found numerous reasons why the Niagara Creek watershed is a no-go including destruction of environmentally sensitive areas, threats to rare and endangered species and disturbances to archaeological sites. Why is taxpayer money now being wasted on another study that would mirror the original findings?
The other thing about all this is that there's already an alternate route! The Pacific Marine Route is not perfect, it takes a long time, but it is in fact, a viable alternate route. Just as we are similarly inclined to tolerate full or cancelled ferries as the price to pay for living on an island, can we not put up with a few extra hours to get home now and then?
Instead of a highway, a thorough review of the Malahat's traffic and crash data is needed, to learn where and how the crashes are happening and to redouble our efforts to make the decent highway we already have much safer for all of us.
The bottom line is that there are options: let's work together, employing solutions instead of just saying NO! Let's shift from desecrating more forest to developing a sensible and visionary transportation plan for the region - whatever that looks like - as this has not yet taken place on any public scale here on the south part of the island in recent memory.
Together, we are stronger, and we can do this!
Join the conversation at:
www.facebook.com/groups/334751973797543/
In gratitude,
Friends of the Sooke Hills Wilderness
Social Environmental Alliance
For more details and share the blitz visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/375272689974819/
Wet'suwet'en Food, Medicine & Supply Drive!
NOW through April 6th
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
With the arrival of spring and an influx of work to be done on Gidimt’en Territories, the time for a supply drive has arrived! Coastal Gas Link and the RCMP continue to invade Wet’suwet’en lands and resources are needed to sustain this frontline work. On Lekwungen lands, or “Victoria”, we will be collecting food, medicine and supplies until April 6th to send up to the frontlines with supporters. Please consider donating material resources on this list to support the ongoing work of resisting colonialism.
Donations can be dropped underneath the back porch 1319 Bay St. Please go around the right side of the house and follow the signs to the drop point until 5 pm on April 6th . (Please note FB would only allow for a two week event, but donations can start to be dropped off as of now)
Please call Jae at 778 678 5526 with any questions or need for directions!
Here is the list of needed supplies, which can also be found at https://www.yintahaccess.com/wishlist
Food: Dry & canned goods, Fresh fruits & vegetables, Root vegetables, Coffee & tea, Herbal medicines, Coconut oil, Bulk Oils
Camp Supplies: Sleeping bags, Headlamps / LED lights, Large size pots & pans, Kitchen utensils, Storage shelving, Gloves, AA & AAA batteries, Natural soaps, Mosquito nets, Natural bug dope, Rope, Tarps, Fire extinguisher, Water purifier, Water jugs, Rain boots, Wool socks
Tools: Chainsaw parts, Chainsaw, Skill saw, Hammers, Axes, mauls & hatchets, Nails & screws, Drill bits , Tools (in good condition), Chargers, Work gloves, BRAVO skidoo, Generator, Outdoor extension cords
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/796319847391600/
Bottles For Beaches
Hosted by Surfrider Vancouver IslandApril is Earth Month and to show our appreciation for this place we call home, we are doing a Bottles For Beaches campaign!
For the ENTIRE month of April, you can bring all of your refundable beverage containers to the Bottle Depot and the full refund will be donated to Surfrider! Let's do our part to keep these containers off our beaches and out of the ocean.
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/605063386622701/
VEC Workparty!
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
1415 Broad Street, Victoria
Victoria Event Centre
Join us again for some fun and to help us carry on with some of the exciting transformations! There is a ton of work on our to do list, and with your support we can get it done and have a fun time while we're at it.
We'll be at it from 6-10pm, and will have tasks to suit many interests and skill levels - pick up a paintbrush, screwdriver, hammer, or a coffee/pint, and help make this place smell, look, and sound better. We'll have a drink on the house for all those pitching in.
Thanks, we look forward to seeing you there!
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/775460202811229/
Victoria Jacobin April Meeting
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
512 Simcoe Street, Victoria
The Bent Mast Restaurant & Lounge
We will be meeting upstairs at The Bent Mast at 7 PM Wednesday, April 3 to discuss the following articles.
Why the Person Serving You at YVR May Soon be Jobless https://thetyee.ca/News/2019/03/11/YVR-Contract-Flipping/
The Cunning of Unreason https://jacobinmag.com/2019/03/nervous-states-davies-democracy-reason-emotion
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/598333670642173/
Currents in Anthropology
Thursday, April 4, 2019
9:15 AM to 3:45 PM
COR B228, 3800 Finnerty Road (Ring Road)
UVic Anthropology
The Department of Anthropology will host its 5th Annual Currents in Anthropology Conference on Thursday, April 4, 2019 (the day before classes end).
As in previous years, this conference will feature a special session for the Honours presentations and will be celebrating the research and academic excellence of our students. Podium and poster presentations will highlight the research activities of both our Undergraduate and Graduate Students.
Presentations will be held in Cornett B235 & posters will be displayed in and around Cornett B250
Thank You To Our Sponsors: Faculty of Social Sciences, BOAS and Department of Anthropology
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1111102669062971/
YCL General Meeting
Thursday, April 4, 2019
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
The SUB, 3800 Finnerty Road
The Student Union Building
Our next general meeting will be held at the UVic Student Union Building in room B028, located in the basement, at 6:00, April 4th. Non-members welcome!
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/514992385694833/
ACTION: Forest Cycle!
Saturday, April 6, 2019
8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
Uptown Pedestrian Overpass
Forest Cycle: Critical Mass Bike Ride, banner drops and demo in solidarity with province-wide BC Forest March!
On Saturday April 6th, a Forest Cycle will be held on the unceded territories of the Lekwungen and W'SANEC peoples as part of a province-wide day of action to demand fundamental changes in the way that native forests on unceded Indigenous territories are treated!
All over so-called BC, native forest ecosystems are being rapidly destroyed or managed unsustainably, with disastrous impacts on global climate, Indigenous Nations, ecological health, forest-dependent communities, water, salmon habitat, biodiversity, jobs and recreational opportunities.
We will peacefully demonstrate and highlight these impacts on the main access point to the provincial capitol of Victoria. We wish to show solidarity with forest communities and Indigenous peoples all across BC, but a 10am-noon march (several of which are planned in communities across the province) is not an option for us as it would conflict with other previously-scheduled events in the south Island activism community.
So we came up with a creative solution!
THE PLAN: Forest Cycle!
*We will gather for a 8:30am Banner Drop + Noise Demo on the Uptown Pedestrian Overpass. After approximately 15 minutes, we will then ride bicycles (or rollerblades, longboards, or any other wheeled human-powered transportation) up the Galloping Goose Trail to the McKenzie Ave Pedestrian Overpass (approx 5-10 minutes) where we will hold another short banner drop and noise demo before riding back down the highway to wrap up on the Uptown Overpass by 9:30. For Folks unable to ride or without access to bikes have the option to meet at either overpass (8:20am for Uptown, 8:50am for McKenzie) for the banner drops and demos. Depending on numbers, a contingent could stay at the Uptown overpass while the rest of the group rides to McKenzie and back.
This is a peaceful, family-friendly event and all forest-lovers are welcome to participate!
Our aim is to demonstrate solidarity and highlight the emergency in forests across this province with a quick, snappy action that will set the stage for continued mobilization for justice in the forests this spring and summer! Many forest ecosystems and communities on are the brink, and the need for immediate government action could not be more urgent.
We are calling for the protection of all remaining old-growth rainforest, immediate implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, a ban on raw log exports, and a Just Transition to sustainable forest economies. More information will be provided at the demonstration by local community organizations.
This event is being organized on the unceded territories of the Lekwungen and W'SANEC peoples, and is endorsed by Friends of Carmanah-Walbran, Rise and Resist and the Wilderness Committee.
n.b. Those who wish to rendez-vous dowtown and cycle Uptown together can meet on the east access to the Johnson Street Bridge at 8 am!
Map to Uptown Overpass: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Galloping+Goose+Regional+Trail+Trans+Canada+Highway+Overpass/
Forest March BC page: https://www.facebook.com/Forest-March-BC-2308933962668808/
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/371931136991848/
Our Place Society presents
Hungry Hearts, 2019
Saturday, April 6, 2019
6:00 PM to 9:30 PM
100 Harbour Road, Victoria
Delta Hotels by Marriott Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort
Tickets are now on sale for #HungryHearts2019 at Delta Hotels by Marriott™ Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort. Saturday, April 6 is the date for Victoria's favorite culinary gala fundraiser.
Go to https://www.ourplacesociety.com/events for tix and info. This event will sell out!
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1201752509977017/
CPC General Meeting
Sunday, April 7, 2019
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
711 Douglas St, Victoria, BC
Our monthly meeting will be held at the City Studio located at 711 Douglas, Sunday, April 7th, at 1:00 pm. All welcome! Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2286028051613416/
Youth Volunteerism:
Barriers and Breakthroughs
Monday, April 8, 2019
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
3100 Foul Bay Road, Victoria
Camosun College, Lansdowne Campus, Gibson Auditorium Young Building
Help us kick off National Volunteer Week with this Vital Conversation!
Come celebrate young people (aged 15-29) in our region that are engaged in diverse forms of community volunteerism, advocacy, and activism, and address the opportunities, challenges, and barriers to such work. Be inspired, get involved, have your voice heard, or simply discover how to better support these young leaders.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Seating is limited, so book your tickets today.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This Vital Conversation is open to all community members. It may be especially valuable for:
- all youth aged 15-29 years.
- family members and friends who want to be able to better support their loved ones.
- people and organizations that work with youth volunteers.
WHAT IS A VITAL CONVERSATION?
A Vital Conversation is a community discussion aimed at fostering open dialogue about issues that matter to people in our region. Topics are connected to issues and trends identified in Victoria’s Vital Signs, our community’s annual check-up that measures the vitality of our region, identifies concerns, and supports action on issues that are critical to our quality of life.
This Vital Conversation is being hosted by the Victoria Foundation in partnership with Coast Capital Savings.
There is no charge for this event, but since space is limited, please notify us if your plans change and you are no longer able to attend.
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/569855206861018/
Facilitating Effective Learning Experiences
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
1005 Craigflower Rd, Victoria
Gorge Vale Golf Club
You have important information to deliver. How do you make it fascinating and memorable?
We’ve all been there. You have to deliver content but you are afraid that it’s bit boring. Your team is supportive but you wish you had some way to make the presentation more engaging. More memorable. Our session will give you the tools to make it happen.
Instructor Beth Cougler Blom is a self-employed learning designer and facilitator with more than 20 years of experience in the non-profit and education sectors. Beth has a Master of Education in Adult Education from The University of British Columbia and is a qualified Trainer for the Instructional Skills Workshop. Find out more about Beth at www.bethcouglerblom.com
Morning coffee and lunch is provided https://lvleadershift2019.eventbrite.ca
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2041920576106241/
Old-Growth Forests Webinar Series
Thursdays
april 11th, 18th and 25th
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
From April 11 to May 16, learn how you can defend old-growth forests in a fun and info series!
Vancouver Island’s old-growth forests are being logged at an alarming rate, three times faster than tropical rainforests, and the BC government is not responding appropriately to this crisis. We need more British Columbians armed with information and ready to take action to protect what remains of these unique ecosystems.
That’s why Sierra Club BC is offering a six-week crash course on the state of old-growth forests on Vancouver Island, forest policy in BC, and what you can do to step up pressure on the decision-makers allowing this short-sighted destruction to continue.
Join Sierra Club BC forest campaigners Jens Wieting and Mark Worthing, lead organizer Galen Armstrong, and other experts in the field of forestry and conservation.
Topics will include the relationship between climate change and forests, debunking forestry myths and misinformation, Indigenous jurisdiction and more.
Webinars can be attended by computer or phone (computer and internet is required to see speakers and slides). A mic and camera is recommended for participation in the question-and-answer periods.
This six-part webinar series will be offered on Thursdays from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm PST, April 11-May 16. Webinar recordings will be made available to webinar series registrants.
This series is offered free of charge; however, we invite you to make a suggested $15 donation to help cover our costs.
Space is limited. RSVP here: https://sierraclub.bc.ca/forest-webinars
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2287464184906852/
Monster & Sea 24Hr Paddle for Cancer 2019 Team Vancouver Island
Saturday, April 13, 2019
8:00 AM to 8:00 AM
789 Saunders Lane, Victoria
Monster and Sea 24-Hour Paddle for Cancer 2019 - Team Vancouver Island
The Monster and Sea 24-Hour Paddle for Cancer (2019) Team Vancouver Island will be stationed out of Pacifica Paddlesports in Brentwood Bay. Pacifica Paddlesports will graciously host Team Vancouver Island where we will have warm shelter, food, amenities and an easy place to launch our paddleboards.
One or more 6-person teams will make up Team Vancouver Island. All teams paddle together from 8am-9am, 12am-1am, and 7am-8am. Between these hours, teams will rotate through a flexible schedule to ensure that at least one team is paddling for an hour every hour. People joining a team must be able to commit to the 24 hours.
"Why 24 hours? You can do anything for an hour, or even six. But when things start to push the comfort boundaries - negative self talk starts. When you are surrounded by a team, friends, family and community - all shoulder to shoulder with you. That self talk turns to 'I can do this.'" - Troy Nebeker.
If you can only paddle for a short period of time then just come on down to Pacifica Paddlesports and paddle with one of the teams. We can always use some extra cheer and support!
Go to Eventbrite link to register a team or join a team:
***Please add your team name after your last name when registering***
***If you don’t have a team to register or join, please register under 'Reserve Team' as a placeholder (password: ReserveTeam). We will assign you to a team afterward and inform you of your team name.***
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2213525152298545/
Wake Up Call to End the Overdose Crisis! Safe Supply NOW!
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
645 Fisgard St, Victoria
Centennial Square
Wake up call for SAFE SUPPLY NOW! End the Overdose Crisis NOW. Victoria people! Come and make noise, show your rage about the ongoing and preventable overdose crisis. This war on people that use drugs continues to destroy our communities, families and friends. Bring pots, pans, buckets, drums - anything to make noise with! WE DEMAND A SAFE SUPPLY OF DRUGS DIRECTLY TO THE PEOPLE WHO USE THEM - NOW!
**This is part of the National Day of Action on the Overdose Crisis spearheaded by CAPUD - Canadian Association of People Who Use Drugs. https://www.facebook.com/NationalDOA2019/
For more local information about the event you can contact the South Island Community Overdose Response Network, Stay tuned for the poster!
For more details visit:
https://www.facebook.com/events/300402383985053/
Unist'ot'en Camp
Online Resources
Official Unist'ot'en Camp WebsiteLegal Fund Donations Unist'ot'en Camp Facebook
Wet'suwet'en Access Point on Gitdumt'en Territory
Unist'ot'en Solidarity Brigade
Unist'ot'en Healing Not Pipelines
Unist'ot'en Support Group
SIGN THE PLEDGE
Join hundreds of organizations and 14,000+ individuals in signing the pledge to support Unist’ot’en and the Wet’suwet’en:
https://goo.gl/forms/GE5bfm5ITDTyNPy12
The Trump Administration is pushing through a proposal to open the pristine Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas drilling, and we can’t stop it without your help.
Drilling in the Arctic Refuge would do irreparable harm to this pristine and sacred place, risk the survival of polar bears and Porcupine caribou, accelerate climate change, and trample on the rights of the Gwich’in people.We can’t let this happen.
Will you donate now to our campaign to stop Arctic drilling in its tracks?
DONATE TO PROTECT THE ARCTIC
Tom Hayden on Social Movements consists of four unpublished talks and the Rolling Stone interview, all from 1972 – 1977. Susan Wind Early and I decided to make these talks generally available because we see many signs of an embryonic social movement in this country.
In the book, Tom Hayden shows what social movements look like from the inside. He spells out why they are intense, complex, exhilarating – and powerful enough to make history.
He writes, “Every now and then, there’s a surge of history in which a group of people has the chance to determine events by taking their lives, their destiny, into their own hands.”
The book is now available in print and Kindle versions from Amazon. Free ebook versions are available from many other retailers in the United States and around the world.
We’re at a critical moment in our campaign to stop the Phillips 66 tar sands oil refinery expansion in California— and my community needs your help.
STAND AGAINST TAR SANDS Thank you for standing with me and my community. Together we will build a better world.Mvto (“thank you” in Muskogee Creek),
Isabella Zizi
Local Bay Area resident and Climate Campaigner for Stand.earth
It's now only 8 months until the federal election. Once again, Canadians are fearing another unaccountable, false majority government. Already there are calls to plug our noses and vote strategically - and the certainty that for millions of Canadians, our ballots will elect no-one.
When Trudeau broke his promise to make every vote count, he denied Canadians a reform that would have transformed this election and our whole democracy for the better.
This year, with your support, we'll be running a strong campaign to elect MPs who will champion proportional representation as a top priority and make PR a condition of supporting a minority government.
These recommendations are at the heart of our 2019 election strategy.
Now we need more input from you on the path ahead. We'd like to know if you support Fair Vote Canada advocating for a National Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform. We'd like to know if you think we should take a position that truth in advertising standards should apply to political advertising.
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