NOW: 322 ArrestsOttawa Tar Sands Action AnnouncedSeptember 26 - Come to Ottawa“There comes a time…”
There comes a time when you need to take a stand. When sending letters and signing petitions isn’t enough. When together we must say, “enough is enough — not on our watch.”
That time is now. We must act together for the health of our planet, our air, our water, our climate, and our children.
On September 26th we need you to come to Ottawa to join a historic action to oppose the tar sands. In a large peaceful protest, many will be risking arrest to tell the Harper government that we don’t support his reckless agenda; that we want to turn away from the toxic tar sands industry; and that we oppose the direction he’s taking this country.
In the U.S., people by the thousands are taking a stand. From Aug 20th to Sept. 3rd, thousands are pledging to risk arrest in daily acts of civil disobedience to convince President Obama to reject the Keystone XL pipeline that would bring dirty tar sands oil to the U.S. On
September 26th, we will stand up to Prime Minister Harper to pressure him to stem the tar sands industry at its source.
Read the Rest Here Photos by Ben Powless, Mohawk. Arrested today, on Day 6 of the Tar Sands Protest at the White House. North Dakotans joined protesters to stop the fracking of their state.
Photos by Ben Powless, Mohawk. Arrested today, on Day 6 of the Tar Sands Protest at the White House. North Dakotans joined protesters to stop the fracking of their state.
Photos by Ben Powless, Mohawk. Arrested today, on Day 6 of the Tar Sands Protest at the White House. North Dakotans joined protesters to stop the fracking of their state.
Photos by Ben Powless, Mohawk. Arrested today, on Day 6 of the Tar Sands Protest at the White House. North Dakotans joined protesters to stop the fracking of their state.
