As the admin of OccupyMapleRidge.net I’ll be able to maintain the site and keep things running, but as for the actual posting of events and content I’m afraid I will need someone else to take up these responsibilities.
Interested parties please e-mail occupymr@gmail.com
This weeks GA will be at the CEED Center ( CEED Centre Society – 11739 223rd Street, Maple Ridge, BC, V2X 5X8 ) at 1PM
“The CEED Centre Society is dedicated to community education on environment and development.”
http://www.ceedcentre.org/
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A small group will be waiting at the old spot in Memorial Park from NOON through 12:45pm
Source: WaterWatchMA.ca
November 19 Abbotsford residents can vote to keep their water in public hands. A referendum will be held as part of the municipal elections. The City of Abbotsford needs residents’ approval before handing over our water services to a private for-profit corporation for the next 30 years.
In March, Mission residents and council voted NO to taking part in the scheme – the proposed $300-million Stave Lake P3 (public-private partnership) water project. Abbotsford Council has stubbornly continued on, entrenched in the idea that private control of public resources is the only way to go.
While private companies are often contracted by municipalities to design and build water infrastructure, Canadian communities have, with few exceptions, chosen to maintain public operation of drinking water systems – since public systems are cost-efficient, accountable, flexible, environmentally-sustainable and maintain control where it belongs, in public hands.
Water is for life, not for profit. And private corporations are only in it for the money.
Cast your vote here 
UPDATE: Well, even thou there are only TWELVE votes, It looks like Sundays at Noon is the winner by consensus. We may change which day of the week we meet in the future. And as always we have standing meetings everyday at 9AM, NOON and 6PM for anyone who happens to feel like showing up
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