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TorontoOrganize with Our Time TorontoAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Toronto. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.2,899 of 3,000 SignaturesCreated by Niklas Agarwal
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VancouverOrganize with Our Time VancouverWhy is this important? As young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Vancouver. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.729 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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WinnipegOrganize with Our Time WinnipegAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Winnipeg. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.684 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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OttawaGet involved with Our Time OttawaAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Ottawa. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.520 of 600 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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CalgaryOrganize with Our Time CalgaryAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Since our spring founding, we will built an enormous alliance of young people and millennials in Calgary. We participated in the week of actions for the Global Climate Strike (September 20-27). We brought 3 - 400 University of Calgary students out on strike and for a walkout on September 27th. Then, we organized thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil. We won't stop until we have support for Green New Deal policies from our federal, provincial, and municipal governments.477 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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Organize with Our Time HalifaxWe can’t win a Green New Deal without young people taking the lead in their communities. Sign up to get involved with Our Time Halifax.476 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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EdmontonOrganize with Our Time EdmontonAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Edmonton. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.475 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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MontrealOrganize with Our Time MontrealAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Montreal. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.239 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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VictoriaOrganize with Our Time VictoriaAs young people and millennials, we are the ones who are going to live through wildfires, crop failure, and extreme weather. We are also the largest voting bloc in this election. Over the next few months, we will build an enormous voting alliance of young people and millennials in Victoria. Then, we’ll organize thousands of our friends to vote for Green New Deal champions and to vote against politicians in the pocket of Big Oil.136 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Atiya Jaffar
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YellowknifeOrganize with Our Time YellowknifeThe world may be hungry to go back to normal. But before COVID hit, there were other crises in the Northwest Territories which haven’t gone away: rising income inequality, racism, and climate change, all created over decades by corporate and political elites in the colonial state of Canada. In a time of unprecedented change, the NWT mines are also nearing the end of their lifespans: our economy is on the brink of something new. This moment is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to examine if ‘normal’ was truly working, and how we can rebuild from COVID-19 in a way that finally puts people and the land first. As the pandemic has unfolded, these pre-existing crises have been laid bare. Black, Indigenous and people of colour, people with low incomes, women and non-binary people, youth and Elders have been disproportionately impacted. Those without good jobs, proper housing, quality Internet, and access to mental health services in the Northwest Territories have been struggling to get by. Many of us are putting ourselves at risk in frontline jobs, while others work safely from home. Meanwhile, the climate crisis hasn’t gone away and 2020 will see worse-than-average flooding and wildfires in the NWT. But we’ve also seen how rapidly people’s needs can be put first. After years of delays, major buildings in Yellowknife were repurposed to support those in need. Low-wage workers’ pay was boosted, and evictions were banned nearly overnight. Millions of dollars came through to support Indigenous peoples getting out on the land. From waiving Internet overage fees to subsidizing childcare, this pandemic has made clear that money was never a true limiting factor: it’s political will. We must take this moment and start building a new economy that works against inequality, racism, and the climate crisis - one that isn’t so dependent on a few multinational mining corporations. We must slash our emissions, create jobs and support our people by investing in low-carbon sectors like childcare, mental health and addictions services, Indigenous Guardians programs, land remediation, energy-efficient affordable housing, and community-owned renewable energy. We must empower and fund our communities to implement their own solutions. Sign up to join us.115 of 200 SignaturesCreated by cindy ngo