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Monthly Actions and Laser Talks

CCL Canada’s September Actions at a glance

  1. Distribute our Planetary Boundaries Laser Talks Booklet
  2. Contribute to your local newspaper this month.
  3. Join CCL Canadians for Unit II of BRIDGE Training. Begins Wednes., Sept. 16, 2026.

September 2026 Action Sheets 

Peruse our Volunteer Handbook CCL Canada (version June 2025) and Laser Talk Booklets: Follow the Money (June 2026)Embrace the F-Words  (Februry 2026), The People’s Ministry of the Future (October 2025), For the Love of the Planet (Feb. 2025) and our Carbon Pricing Dismissives Laser Talks Booklet (Jan 2024).

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