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"The Tar Sands: Canada's Home to Climate Outlaws and Fossil Fuel Gangsters"

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Start Date & Time January 7, 2009 All day event. End Date & Time January 7, 2009 All day event. Location Nozheim, Gzowski College Ontario, Canada Event Cost Donations Accepted for the Ardoc Naions Defence Fund Event URL http://trentwomenscentre.ca/... RSVP Info Name: OPIRG Peterborough Categories Culture Environment Tags trent, peterborough, ontario, environmnet, aboriginal, tarsands You must be logged in to add tags.

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The Indigenous Environmental Studies group is hosting a talk by Clayton Thomas-Muller on the subject of the Tar Sands in Nozheim on January 7.

Title of the talk: "The Tar Sands: Canada's Home to Climate Outlaws and Fossil Fuel Gansters"

Hosted by the Indigenous Environmental Studies, Clayton Thomas-Muller will be giving a talk on January 7, from 5-7pm in Nozheim.

Attendance is open to all members of the community. Donations will be accepted for the Ardoch First Nation's Legal Defense Fund.

Biography of the speaker:

Clayton Thomas-Muller, of the Mathais Colomb Cree Nation (Pukatawagan) in Northern Manitoba, Canada, is an activist for Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice. He has worked across Canada, Alaska and the lower 48 states with grassroots Indigenous communities to defend their Inherit, Treaty and environmental rights against unsustainable energy development and transnational energy corporations.