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Lanterns for Peace 2012

Every August 6, Winnipeggers commemorate the August 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with a Lanterns for Peace Ceremony. People come together to make and float their lanterns in the fountain at Memorial Park to express their desire for…

Don’t attack Syria

By the Canadian Peace Alliance As the violence escalates in Syria, there are further calls from Western media and government officials for a foreign intervention into the conflict. The Canadian Peace Alliance stands against any intervention from outside powers and…

Continue to Oppose Bill C-38

by Peace Alliance Winnipeg Bill C-38, over 400 pages of legislation that makes widespread changes to almost every aspect of Canadians’ lives – from Old Age Security to how the environment is protected – passed the House of Commons on…

Vigil for Canada (Winnipeg)

Location: York Ave @ Main St, on York across from Earl’s (sidewalk) A candlelight vigil instead of fireworks to mark Canada Day, 2012 10:30 pm – start gathering 11:00 pm – candle lighting coincides with fireworks at the Forks. Once…

Winnipeg Peace & Justice Fest 2012

Despite the inclement weather, the 2012 Winnipeg Peace & Justice Festival & Walk attracted around 200 people to Vimy Ridge Park on Saturday, June 16. Festival goers were entertained by Sara Kreindler, Pedalling for Papua Jeremy Bally, Artwell, Burnt Project…

Bill C-38 Dialogue Event

Location: The University of Winnipeg, Room 2M70 (515 Portage Ave) Federal Bill C-38 proposes widespread, substantial changes to natural resource management in Canada. What specific issues and projects in Manitoba and Canada may be affected? How does this Bill affect…

Information Picket: Manitobans Against Bill C-38

Location: Joyce Bateman’s Constituency Office, 611 Corydon Avenue, Winnipeg Stephen Harper’s Bill C-38 continues to generate controversy and opposition across Canada. In Winnipeg, a group of citizens have joined Lead Now’s “13 Heroes” campaign that is aimed at convincing enough…