**Looks like blue(-grey) skies today, so we're keeping the event outside!**

What:
A non-partisan gathering of students and community members to demand greater government action on climate change.
A march around Uptown Waterloo including a stop in front of the office of the local Member of Parliament, Peter Braid. Speeches by climate activists and experts, musical performances, and an opportunity for members of the public to put forward their ideas about how Canada can deal with the climate change crisis.

Why:
To demand that Canada lead efforts to prevent climate catastrophe, rather than falling farther behind
To join the Canadian and international climate change movement in demanding a strong treaty this December in Copenhagen.
To set the world back on course to return to safe levels of CO2 in the atmosphere (350 parts per million or less).
[ For more information, see www.350.org and www.kyotoplus.ca ]

Where:
In front of the Clay and Glass Gallery (at Erb and Caroline) in Uptown Waterloo.
Rain location: First United Church at King and William (just down the street)

When:
1:00pm to around 3:00pm, Saturday October 24th

Bring your family and friends!
Bring signs!
Bring chairs (if you want them)!
Bring your creativity and vision!
And BRING YOUR VOICE FOR CHANGE!

See you there,
The Climate Action Project

--spread the message!--

**NEW!**Schedule for the Day:
1:00--Music
1:10--Welcome
1:15--March to MP Peter Braid's office
2:00--Speakers: Prof. Byron Williston (WLU) and J-M Toriel (ForestEthics)
2:30--Open mic discussion
3:00--Music

After the event, we invite everyone (all ages) to continue the conversation at the Weaver's Arms pub at 268 Phillip St. (at WCRI between University Ave. W and Columbia Ave. W) There will be a "World Cafe" hosted by Kirsten Robinson.
-->B.Y.O.I (Bring Your Original Ideas).