How Tar Sands Threaten Our Communities
Toronto — 25 August 2013. Concern is growing. Word is getting out about Enbridge Corp.’s plan to convert an aging cross-Toronto pipeline (Line 9) to transport a toxic mixture of … Watch video »
Toronto — 25 August 2013.
Concern is growing. Word is getting out about Enbridge Corp.’s plan to convert an aging cross-Toronto pipeline (Line 9) to transport a toxic mixture of bitumen (tar) and chemicals. Hundreds of East End Toronto residents have expressed alarm about the dangers of a spill and the effect on climate change.
Presentations by:
- Doreen Bull, member of East End Against Line 9 and Cree First Nation
- Ben Powless, Mohawk environmental advocate organizing Ottawa’s community campaign against tar sands pipeline. Ben works extensively with the Indigenous Environmental Networks on climate policy.
- Margaret Sumadh, member of Christian Peacemaker Teams
- Brenda Thompson, Transit activist in Scarborough
- Bryan Dale, member of East End Against Line 9
Facilitated by John Riddell and Shelley Madden. Sign a “No Line 9” petition at environmentaldefence.ca