All across Canada, concerned Canadians will take to the streets this Saturday, March 31st, as part of a second wave of protests in response to the widening electoral fraud scandal.

We can see more and more evidence of systematic election fraud. A recent CBC investigation found a national pattern of voters receiving misleading robocalls after they were identified as being non-Conservative, a result that suggests “that the misleading calls relied on data gathered by, and carefully guarded by, the Conservative Party.” [1]

The National Energy Board will be in Comox conducting a hearing for the Northern Gateway Pipeline. This hearing will be the first one in Southern BC and we want to make sure that the members of the panel know that there is massive opposition to the pipeline and tanker project.

At 1pm gather outside Enbridge's Norther Gateway Join Review Panel hearings on March 31st at the Comox Community Center for a welcome dance, songs, speakers and more.

At 2pm the crowd will move over to nearby Robb Rd. School Gymnasium for a panel session, Info and action advice from various local and provincial representatives. Hear from fisher's teachers, environmental groups, local activist and more!

Cant make it? Make a submission to the National Energy Board from home.

Here's a very Canuck fantasy for tax season. Imagine you had a gold mine of your very own. Let's say you've got a little lakefront place and one day last summer while skipping stones with the kids you discovered gold (substitute copper, nickel or marketable metal of your choice). Since you wisely acquired mineral rights, you can start digging this year. The trouble is, for every hundredweight of ore you haul up and process, 95 to 99.9 per cent of it will become a soggy, leaky, acutely toxic pile of waste. Where should you put this?