Of the many harms that are associated with illicit drug use, one has been overshadowing the rest in its deadly impact on London's drug-using community. Over the past several months, London has seen a rash of opiate related overdose deaths. Although most of these fatalities go unnoticed by the wider community, for those of us working in shelters, social service agencies and on the streets with people who use drugs, and indeed for those who themselves use drugs, it seems that not a week goes by without the sad news of yet another death of someone we know. read more »
The next meeting of the Disability Action Group
will be taking place on Wednesday January 21st from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at
Central Library outside of Little Red Roasters.
The meetings are
now open to able bodied people, so everyone is welcome. For more
information contact daglondon@gmail.com. Our main focus will be the
sidewalk snow issue and upcoming action.
The long-overdue Empowerment website is finally up and running... It's been dormant for almost half a year now but I spent all day yesterday learning how to put it together and can now update it very easily. So please check it out and give feedback on how we can make it better...
if anybody would like to collaborate on what is happening as far as mind control and directed energy weapons in london ontario .contact me i have alot of evidence on this subject.serious enquiries only please. thanks
In mid-October of last year, Empowerment officially opened as a activist resource center, meeting space, and infoshop.. Over the past year we've hosted several dozen events ranging from potlucks, film nights, fundraiser parties, meetings, workshops, concerts, and more... We've torn down walls... literally. read more »
Montreal mayor Gérald Tremblay, and police chief, Yvan Delorme both made public statements regarding the violent riot that broke out of a peaceful protest in a northern, largely Haitian community neighborhood this weekend. Many residents, seen to be driven by their frustration over (what they see as) the belligerent police shooting and murder of fellow community member, Freddy Villanueva, 18, stormed the streets, tossing beer bottles at firefighters after setting fires and confronting the police in a display of violence.
Mayor Tremblay said he won't "tolerate what has happened on the weekend." Delorme, on the other hand, has said that he's willing to do whatever to make amends with the community, even though he believes that the tension is not necessarily as widespread as some press portray it to be. read more »
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