Saskatchewan is already being affected by oil sands development in Alberta. Up to 70% of the sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides emitted by the Alberta oil sands are deposited over Saskatchewan. These pollutants contribute to acid rain, which places northern Saskatchewan’s lakes and forests at risk.

IF oil sands development is sought by the people of Saskatchewan, we need to know what it that we are getting into

There is a plan to use nuclear energy to product the steam needed.

http://daerangall.ca/2011/11/04/tar-sands-plume-from-alberta-falls-on-saskatchewan-lakes/

Ultimate Insider Trading …

The Queen appears to have substantial investments in Rio Tinto,
the BIGGEST mining company in the world.
RBC – TARSANDS. BP – WORLDS WORST OIL DISASTER!

SAVE THE WALES! Agencies like Prince Philip’s WWF and other Brotherhood organizations such as the
International Union for the Conservation of Nature,
the UN Food and Agriculture Organization,
and the UN Development Programme.

“Imagine the power you have to control events when you control all these companies and the governments making decisions affecting those companies. Add to that the control of the media via organizations like the BBC, the Reuters news agency, Hollinger Inc., Thomson, News Corporation, Pearson, Reed Elsevier, The Washington Post,
New York Times, NBC, CBS, ABC, etc, etc… and you control the world.

More than that, the people don’t know this is happening and
therefore you can continue indefinitely without challenge or exposure.”

Also the biggest slumlord in NYC.
And MUCH More…

If you have ever wondered why
injustice, environmental disasters, & poverty
still happen in the year 2010, this is one damn good reason.

To build on what Toben said above in regards to the disruption – actually we did a count of over 170 people in attendance at the rally. We’re happy to verify this with sign-in sheets if you like. You’re right that the rally happened about 2 hours after the meeting ended. It was unfortunate timing; last year the meeting went about that late, and were going off that. Luckily, the decision to march to both headquarters meant that we were directly on the radar of even more RBC employees. And yes, targeting financing is a legitimate strategy that fits in with a host of other strategies that groups are employing, including point-source struggles against extraction. We see ourselves as one part of a larger movement that is engaging in a number of creative ways. And no, your taxi metaphor does not add up, since the passenger isnt paying the cabbie to intentionally do the job of running red lights as a business model. Its more like paying an assassin to murder someone. Just because you didnt pull the trigger yourself doesnt mean you arent held accountable.

I’ll correct part of what they had said -
In Toronto, the activists unfurled a banner and chanted directly in front of the AGM room doors, inside the Convention Centre.
I’ve already described what happened after that.

Two of the three activists who went in to disrupt the shareholder meeting were there from London. The photos and video at that action also were taken by two others (including me) who had come out from London.

The action in the shareholder AGM space started around a corner, at the bottom of the escalator. The activists were shoved and otherwise brought over to the escalator; and there were chanting and yelling, all along.