Before the July 4th Rally (see below) ...
Come and see the screening of ...
THE MOTH on July 3
This short film will be shown at the Bora Laskin Faculy of Law (the PACI Builiding) at 7:00 PM. The film premiered recently at the ImagineNATIVE film festival. About the film (from ImagineNATIVE):
"It's 2039 in Omagakii First Nation. The land has been consumed by lithium mines and 100,000 tonnes of buried nuclear waste. An Ogichidaa-Kwe survives in isolation, loving and resisting as the world sickens around her."
The film will be followed by a panel discussion about the proposed nuclear waste disposal site in Northwestern Ontario.
Join the July 4th Rally in Thunder Bay: Stand with Grassy Narrows and Fort William First Nation Against Nuclear Waste Storage
Grassy Narrows First Nation, Fort William First Nation, and allies are calling on all supporters to gather in Thunder Bay on July 4th to oppose the proposed nuclear waste storage site near Ignace. The rally will amplify the voices of those who have long said “no” to nuclear waste in the Wabigoon River watershed.
For William stands strongly opposed to the transportation of nuclear waste through their territory while Grassy Narrows leaders have clearly stated that this project puts the people of Grassy Narrows in grave danger.
The rally will take place in Thunder Bay on July 4th, 4pm at Waverley Park.
RSVP here: https://freegrassy.net/no-nuclear-waste-rally-thunder-bay
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