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Dec 20, 2025 - Cuba Rising!

When: December 20th, 3pm
Where: 24 Cecil St

The devastating effects of HURRICANE MELISSA are still being felt across eastern Cuba. Thanks to the relocation of 750,000 people, no lives were lost! But the devastation and need are immense. JOIN US IN SOLIDARITY! Hearty hearts are needed in times of need!

The event will feature a cultural program, raffle of Cohiba Cigars and more!

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Dec 20, 2025 - CUPW Rally to Strike Back

When: December 20th, 11am
Where: 800 Bay St

Join CUPW for a rally to mark the one year anniversary of the Section 107 & 108 attacks on CUPW.

Featuring speakers from a variety of unions who have had their bargaining rights attacked by the government.

Dec 18, 2025 - International Day of Migrant Workers

When: December 18th, 6pm
Where: 9 Blue Jays Way

Vigil and Community Action at the Chinese Railroad Workers Memorial in Toronto.

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Dec 18, 2025 - Court support: Breathing Lands

When: December 18th, 9am
Where: Ontario Superior Court, 330 University Ave

Ontario has filed a Motion to Strike in response to the claim filed by several Treaty No. 9 First Nations, supported by RAVEN through the Breathing Lands campaign. Ontario's view is that they have complete authority over Treaty 9 territory, and the Treaty No. 9 Nations have no jurisdiction over the land and waters that they have governed and stewarded since time immemorial. Ontario's position risks rendering historic treaties like Treaty 9 as empty promises. Show the Treaty No. 9 Nations you're with them in protecting the Breathing Lands.

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Dec 10, 2025 - Effective Transitions for Fossil Fuel Workers

When: December 10th, 1pm

The transition away from employment in fossil fuel industries is happening in Canada and around the world, regardless of the twists and turns of climate policy. Canadian fossil fuel employment fell by 38,000 jobs over the last decade--even as oil and gas production grew. And a new pipeline wouldn't change that trajectory, which reflects economics, technology, and corporate greed (not climate rules). This webinar reviews a new report by Jim Stanford and Kathy Bennett, documenting this decline, surveying fossil fuel workers about what supports they want and need, and listing best practices for future transition policies.

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