Good Sunday Morning!
Keeping track of our life in COVID, this week we enter our seventh month of pandemic. Continue reading Pacific Salmon (August 30, 2020)
Good Sunday Morning!
Keeping track of our life in COVID, this week we enter our seventh month of pandemic. Continue reading Pacific Salmon (August 30, 2020)
Welcome to the August SGI EDA newsletter.. We are pleased to provide you with information about local EDA activities as well as some Federal Green Party news and relevant information from other Green organizations. We are excited that this newsletter goes out to over 4000 subscribers, many of whom reside outside of SGI. We welcome all readers, and greatly appreciate your feedback.
This issue features a message from Elizabeth, AGM news and leadership contest details. Continue reading August 2020 SGI Newsletter
Good Sunday Morning
And what a week it was. Major political assumptions were turned upside down – chief among them “nothing happens in politics in the dog days of summer.” Continue reading What a week! (August 23, 2020)
Good Sunday Morning!
So here’s a good one. An epidemiologist, a virologist and a pediatrician walked into a bar…. Just kidding. They are way too smart to walk into a bar in a pandemic.
Is it too soon for COVID humour? Continue reading How we should restart our economy (August 16, 2020)
Good Sunday Morning!
75 years ago today, Canadian uranium from Saskatchewan loaded in a nuclear warhead detonated, destroying the Japanese city of Nagasaki. The radionuclides from that chain reaction continued to poison people for long after in radioactive fallout. Continue reading What happens in the Arctic… (August 9, 2020)
And August already!
Let us celebrate August 1st – Emancipation Day! Marking the passing of the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act in the British Parliament. In our Green Party release supporting the official designation of August 1st in Canada as Emancipation Day (as in many countries around the world), we made note of the fact that millions of people are still living as slaves. Products we think of as “treats” come from industries dependent on slave labour – such as those popular rings of farmed shrimp and any chocolate bar not marked “Fair Trade.” Marking our colonial legacy and the existence of historic slavery is important; so too is confronting modern slavery. Continue reading Emancipation Day (August 2, 2020)