Volume 16 Number 1 * February 2001

PEN Insider — Readers' Choice

Mitchell Caplan, host of "Click Here," interviews Genevieve-Isabelle Racine. Photo: Ruby Isaacs.

• Hello PERC Volunteer!
  Jennifer Shapiro by Hazel Jack
• Eclectic Sounds on CHUO by Ruby Isaacs
• Join the Youth Against War! by Nancy Ingram
• Demining Tech Winners Announced by Nancy Ingram
• Good Food for Less by Deborah Shnay
• Youth Nominations Needed
• New Group on Church and Environment by Hazel Jack
• Environmental Numbness by John McRae
• Bringing Global Issues into the Classroom by Penny Sanger
• Under-Mining Environmental Protection in Ontario? by Tony Weis

Volume 16 Number 1 * February 2001

Readers' Choice

• Opinion
  From Leader to Third League by Glenn Brigaldino
• Peace and Eco Briefs
  Article by Alette Willis
• Web Watch
  Environmental and Peace Zines on the Web by Heather Burke
• Activist's Notebook
  Know Thy Place by Mike Kaulbars
• The Organic Gardener
  February Gardening: Seeds and Saving by Ann Cleary
• Algonquins Protest Logging in La Verendrye by Jacquie Johnson
• Cell Phones and the End of History by Greg Kennedy
• Urgent Action—Colombia by David Mills
• Seeds in the Spotlight
• New Octopus Website
• Bogotá: The World's First Car Free City by Oscar Edmundo Diaz
• Vol - Vegas!!!
• Canada Challenges WTO Ban on Asbestos Exports by Espen Larsen
• Zines: A Place for Your Ideas by Jacquie Johnson
• Free Skool Zine-ology
• Winter Activism: Dressing for Success by Alette Willis
• Is Human Waste Safe as Fertilizer? by David Mills
• Peace and Environment Resource Centre Annual Report, 2000

Go Organic!
A new organic market has opened in Ottawa. The Glebe Organic Farmers' Market sells organic herbs and vegetables, fruit, oils, grains, flours, dry goods, herbal teas and much more. It is located in the basement hall of the Glebe Community Centre, 690 Lyon St., and is open Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, contact Debbie DeCooman at 613-448-3540, or David Thompson at 613-525-5443.

March 15 - Nomination Deadline
Nominations are now being sought for the 2001 Arbour Environmental Youth Awards. The intent of the awards is to recognize young people that have made an outstanding contribution to our environment.

Thanks to:
Members and donors of the Peace and Environment Resource Centre for funding this issue.

Updated May 24, 2001 - Lg

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