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"...This is a problem. We need to be at the table when policies that affect us and our society are developed, prioritized, debated and implemented. I’m not one who believes we need more women there because we are somehow “better” at the conduct of politics, or because we’re somehow more co-operative or consensus-driven than men. I’m not even sure that’s true. Women need to be equally represented, quite simply, because we’re equally affected – and by being there, we’ll get decisions that better reflect the needs of all of society, not just half. It’s frustratingly like the classic 1950s scenario, with the husband making all of the financial and other significant decisions for not only himself but also his wife and family. Most of us would no longer accept that in our personal lives – why should we accept it for our country?..." Read Full Article
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This Friday is the opening night for Cultura, an evening of food and arts festival at Mel Lastman Square.
The weekly event, organized by local residents and John Filion, features international street food, performances, artists, and a family-oriented movie. Other than for the food, everything is free. Each week's event will support a local charity.
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Canada Communities Network Influencing national infrastructure, cities, communities and housing policies by connecting interested individuals and organizations to our work as the Official Opposition. The goal is to ensure the federal government is in a position to be an effective partner for better quality of life in our communities, and that current infrastructure projects benefit our neighbourhoods. Want to get involved? Contact: Kennedy.G@parl.gc.ca.
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A complete list of clinics is available here.
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