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Seymour Water Filtration Plant privatization cancelled by the GVRD due to public pressure
The Council
of Canadians organized an international conference on
water July 5-8 at UBC.
It was reported on Friday June 29th that the GVRD had cancelled its plans to privatize the
Seymour Water Filtration Plant.
[ Water Conference Coverage
| SPEC's statement
| Bob Everton's report
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VICTORY PROJECT EMERGENCY
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Jul 2 2001
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Victory Project No Longer Facing Eviction
The City of Vancouver has revoked the eviction order for the whole of 303
West Hastings, with severe restrictions on what type of activities can take place on the second floor where the after hours parties were taking place.
Thanks to everyone who showed their support for the Victory Project!
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IN THE SHADOW OF THE WALL
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Jul 2 2001
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Reflections on Quebec City
Thanks to everyone who joined Shel
Neufeld, oline twiss, Jeremy Williams,
and the Vancouver Indymedia Video
Collective for the evening of slides, music,
stories and video.
[ Video by Jeremy Williams
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POST-ELECTION COVERAGE
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Jul 2 2001
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Post-Election Coverage
Now that the dust has settled on the election and the Liberals are in power in the Province of B.C., we here at the Vancouver IMC have put together a
retrospective look at all the election coverage posted to the site.
[ Full Coverage
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THE PEOPLE VS. METALCLAD
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Jul 2 2001
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Metalclad Wins NAFTA Appeal
A judge in British Columbia ruled last week that a NAFTA tribunal was right to
award millions of dollars to a U.S. company that was prevented from opening a
hazardous waste treatment plant in Mexico. Justice David Tysoe of the Supreme
Court of B.C. found that the move by the state government of San Luis Potosi to
declare an area an ecological preserve to prevent the Metalclad plant from
opening amounted to an expropriation of the company's investment. The case
was heard in Canada because the NAFTA tribunal designated B.C. as a neutral
legal venue.
[ Full Coverage
| Judge's Desicion
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MARCH AT THE ARCH
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Jul 2 2001
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March At The Arch
Beginning around 10am Saturday, an estimated
4000-5000 protesters rallied at the Peace Arch
marking the US/Canadian border.
Several hundred demonstrators blocked traffic and
occupied the border checkpoints. Traffic across the
border was stopped for about 3 hours in what was the largest of numerous
border rallies being held around the country, opposing FTAA negotiations in
solidarity with embattled protesters in Quebec City.
[ Full Coverage
]
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VHS copies are available now!
Vancouver IMC is the Canadian distributor for
"This is What Democracy Looks Like" --
produced by the independent media center & big
noise films, with footage shot by over 100 media
activists and a soundtrack that includes Susan
Sarandon, Michael Franti, Rage Against the
Machine, DJ Shadow and others.
Order your copy by contacting imcvancouver@ziplip.com.
Cost: 20 - 30 sliding scale. All money goes to support the activities of
Vancouver Indepedent Media Centre.
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IMC Coverage
For a complete list of upcoming actions, check out: protest.net.
Friday, July 20, 2001
Smart or Dumb Action at Whistler and Elsewhere.
J20 3:56pm
G8 protest at Italian Embassy tomorrow
J20 1:48pm
CBC: Death of G8 Protestor Confirmed
J20 12:48pm
G8 Summit Closed
J20 11:56am
Person shot and killed by police at G8 protests in Genoa
J20 10:14am
Stop G8 ! Pics from Genova
J20 8:22am
Teach In and Forum on PNWER
J19 10:26pm
cbc: B.C. health care system facing chaos
J19 8:27pm
IMC: Victoria Symphony musician visited by RCMP
J19 7:29pm
cbc: AFN issues ultimatum to minister
J19 3:29pm
Spotted Owl Victory a Wake Up Call
J19 2:55pm
Call for Agenda Items for IMC Meeting on July 23rd
J19 1:06pm
Water sale to U.S.? No way says one side of P.M.'s mouth. But....
J19 11:01am
Canada. Oil. Slavery.
J19 10:15am
G&M;: Canada threatens to reject Kyoto pact
J19 9:37am
Anarchists Steal "News" Award at the Webby's
J19 9:23am
Friends, Romans. . .
J19 12:00am
cbc: Native protesters defy court order
J18 9:59pm
reuters: Battle renewed over Canadian grizzly bear hunt
J18 9:50pm
“Getting it Right” – An analysis of op/ed pages in three corporate dailies
J18 7:27pm
Biotech Bravado
J18 7:14pm
CBC:Guy Wera talks about taking a lane on Burrard
J18 7:13pm
Burrard Bridge - TAKE BACK THE BICYCLE LANE
J18 2:39pm
Funding cut to GMO research
J18 2:29pm
bbc: Global protests breed new media
J18 2:02pm
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