Theatre Georgian Bay presents “(Mostly) Canadian Shorts”, a series of (mostly) Canadian short plays May 17-May 19.
The event is a fundraiser for the theatre company’s upcoming season and includes a
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Theatre Georgian Bay presents “(Mostly) Canadian Shorts”, a series of (mostly) Canadian short plays May 17-May 19.
The event is a fundraiser for the theatre company’s upcoming season and includes a silent auction.
Admission for all shows is PWYC (pay what you can with a suggested minimum of $10).
Ernie "Brother Ernie" Paniccioli is an Indigenous elder from Brooklyn NYC who has photographed many of Hip Hop's biggest stars. His recently released book Hip Hop at the End of
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Ernie “Brother Ernie” Paniccioli is an Indigenous elder from Brooklyn NYC who has photographed many of Hip Hop’s biggest stars. His recently released book Hip Hop at the End of the World is a top seller on Amazon documenting the story of Hip Hop culture. Ernie’s work is extensive and plays a crucial role in developing the Hip Hop genre as we know it. Ernie also engages in social justice work and focuses on educating and inspiring people through his storytelling and teachings.
This event is one of many Green New Deal town halls being held in communities across the country in May 2019. The conversation is being led from the ground up
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This event is one of many Green New Deal town halls being held in communities across the country in May 2019. The conversation is being led from the ground up through town halls bringing together people from all walks of life to discuss our vision for a new economy — one that cuts global warming pollution, sees the full implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Right to Free Prior and Informed Consent, and the TRC recommendations, creates millions of green jobs, and makes sure no one gets left behind.
