17) WHAT'S LEFT

(The following article is from the September 1-15, 2009, issue of People's Voice, Canada's leading communist newspaper. Articles can be reprinted free if the source is credited. Subscription rates in Canada: $30/year, or $15 low income rate; for U.S. readers and  overseas readers - $50 per year. Send to: People's Voice, c/o PV Business Manager, 133 Herkimer St., Unit 502, Hamilton, ON, L8P 2H3.)
VANCOUVER, BC

Left Film Nights - at the Centre for Socialist Education, 706Clark Drive,
 Free admission, donations welcome, info: 604-255-2041.

StopWar monthly meetings, planning for fall events, see http://www.stopwar.ca.

Chilean Independence Day celebration - Sat,, Sept. 19, 6 pm, Peretz Centre, 6184 Ash St. Organized by Central Cultural Raices, sponsored by Spanish language radio shows: Latino Soy (96.1 FM), El Bus de las 7 (102.7 FM), and Romantic Tango (102.7 FM). The celebration will feature  traditional Chilean food and wines, folk music by Los Hermanos Galdames, and “Orquesta Guarumo.” Tickets $20, for reservations call 604-436-5599; 778-216-0407; or 778-881-0904.

People's Co-op Bookstore AGM - Friday, Sept. 25, 7 pm, 1391 Commercial Drive. Call  604-253-6442 for info.
WINNIPEG, MB

Labour Election Committee, water utility strategy meeting - Monday, Sept. 14, 7 pm, 280  Smith St. Hear Joshua Key, author of The Deserter’s Tale, on the campaign to let U.S. war resisters stay in Canada, Wed., Sept. 16, 7 pm, Millennium Library (Graham & Donald), 2nd fl. Info: 204-792-3371.

Sustaining the Water Commons: A Global Perspective, with Maude Barlow of the Council of Canadians - Mon., Sept. 21, 7 pm, Eckhardt Grammate Hall, U of Winnipeg. Info:  michaelwelch121@yahoo.ca.

Rally in support of Workers Compensation reform, Wed. - Sept 23, 11:30 am to 1 pm, Workers Comp office, 333 Broadway Ave. Info from Injured workers group: Ted @ 204-837-3084 or e-mail.
BRANDON, MB
Hear Joshua Key, author of The Deserter’s Tale, on the campaign to let U.S. war resisters  stay in Canada - Fri., Sept. 18, 7 pm, City Hall. Also at 1 pm, Brandon U, Clarke Hall room 104. Info: 204-717-0228.
EDMONTON, AB
Wake for Steve Goff, at the Ukrainian Hall, 11018-97 St. - 7:30 pm, Sat., Sept. 19. Music and reminiscences, for info call Naomi, 780-465-7893.

SASKATOON, SK

Political discussion & beer, all welcome to join Saskatoon CPC members - third Monday of every month, in the tv room at Amigo’s, 632-10 St. East.

BRAMPTON, ON

Will the Working People Pay? Forum with Liz Rowley, member of the Central Executive  Ctee. CPC- on Sat., Sept. 26, in the party room at 210 Steeles Ave. W. (west of Shoppers  World). Refreshments at 2 pm, speaker from 2:30. Everyone welcome, organized by GTA  West Club.

TORONTO, ON
Trilateral Peace Conference - Oct. 2-4, AUUC Cultural Centre, 1604 Bloor St. West, with  speakers from Canadian Peace Congress, US Peace Council, MOMPADE (Mexico), and  MOVPAZ (Cuba). For full details, see story on page 3, or email Dave McKee:
dmckee@canadianpeacecongress.ca.

Celebrate World Peace Council 60th Anniversary - Sat., Oct. 3, 7:30 pm, AUUC Cultural  Centre, 1604 Bloor St. West, with guests from Cuba, Mexico and the US, entertainment with  Wally Brooker and Mark Sepic, admission $10. For info email:  dmckee@canadianpeacecongress.ca.

HAMILTON, ON

Solidarity House classes - at 779 Barton St. East (parking at rear). Wednesdays 7-9, Introduction to Spoken Spanish, $10 suggested donation - bring your dictionary! Saturdays 12-2 - Das Kapital, video & discussion.
JOSHUA KEY TOUR

For background on the four-province tour by war resister Joshua Key, see article in our Sept. 1-15 issue. For times and places in the following cities, call 204-792-3371.

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