A Day for the Bay: Information About
Our Flotilla on Sunday, October 17, 2010
by No Tanks!
 Please join the celebration of our coast! We are sending a clear message to the government that we don’t want crude oil tankers in
our waters!
The MORE people in boats and on the beach, the LOUDER the message!
If you would like to be in a boat, you can:
Join the No Tanks! Flotilla aboard the Royal Vancouver. Boat will load at Granville Island between 11:30-12:30. Tickets are available at http://notankscruise.eventbrite.com/ (Adults $40, Students $25, Children under 12 Free.)
Otherwise:
Attend the FREE concert at Second Beach, overlooking English Bay, which will be broadcast on FM radio, from Noon to 3 p.m.
Schedule:
10:00 AM: The No Tanks V.I.P. - Media boat underway from Coal
Harbour, through Second Narrows to Westridge Terminal. Media welcome
(contact Rex Weyler, 778-868-9670, weyler@telus.net). Boaters welcome
to follow. We’ll come back through the Harbour and around Stanley
Park to English Bay.
Noon to 3:00 PM: Music, boats, and celebration: Second Beach, English
Bay, Vancouver
3:00 Flotilla send-off
3:45 Boats arrive at Lions Gate
I look forward to seeing you there, rain or shine. If you have any
questions, please let me know.
Bill Gannon
No Tanks Director
ps. Be sure to check our new website www.notanks.org.
No Tanks!
www.notanks.org
email: info@notanks.org
Boat Tickets, Royal Vancouver: http://notankscruise.eventbrite.com/
Help us protect the Salish Sea and keep B.C. Beautiful
============================================
No Tanks is a B.C. Citizen`s Coalition
Wilderness Committee, Greenpeace, Code Pink, the Board of Change, Area-F Trollers, CUPE, Indigenous Environmental Network, Science for Peace, International WebExPress, Smart Change, Salmon Are Sacred, Council of Canadians, Salish Sea Keepers Alliance, Vancouver Community Television Association, Rabble.ca, The Common Sense Canadian, Friends of the Chilliwack River Valley, Pipe Dreams, Vancouver Peak Oil, Post Carbon Toronto, How to Boil a Frog, One Life Productions, Transformation Projects, Ragtag Productions, Manly Media, Vancouver Humane Society and hundreds of citizens working together to preserve our coast.
Information about our flotilla on Sunday, October 17, 2010, A Day for the Bay.
Please join the celebration of our coast! We are sending a clear message to the government that we don’t want crude oil tankers in our waters!
The MORE people in boats and on the beach, the LOUDER the message!
If you would like to be in a boat, you can:
a.. Join the No Tanks! Flotilla aboard the Royal Vancouver. Boat will load at Granville Island between 11:30-12:30.
Tickets are available at http://notankscruise.eventbrite.com/ (Adults $40, Students $25, Children under 12 Free.)
Otherwise:
a.. Attend the FREE concert at Second Beach, overlooking English Bay, which will be broadcast on FM radio, from Noon to 3 p.m.
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Schedule:
10:00 AM: The No Tanks V.I.P. - Media boat underway from Coal Harbour, through Second Narrows to Westridge Terminal. Media welcome (contact Rex Weyler, 778-868-9670, weyler@telus.net). Boaters welcome to follow. We’ll come back through the Harbour and around Stanley Park to English Bay.
Noon to 3:00 PM: Music, boats, and celebration: Second Beach, English Bay, Vancouver
3:00 Flotilla send-off
3:45 Boats arrive at Lions Gate
I look forward to seeing you there, rain or shine. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Bill Gannon
No Tanks Director
ps. Be sure to check our new website www.notanks.org.
No Tanks!
www.notanks.org
email: info@notanks.org
Boat Tickets, Royal Vancouver: http://notankscruise.eventbrite.com/
Help us protect the Salish Sea and keep B.C. Beautiful
============================================
No Tanks is a B.C. Citizen`s Coalition
Wilderness Committee, Greenpeace, Code Pink, the Board of Change, Area-F Trollers, CUPE, Indigenous Environmental Network, Science for Peace, International WebExPress, Smart Change, Salmon Are Sacred, Council of Canadians, Salish Sea Keepers Alliance, Vancouver Community Television Association, Rabble.ca, The Common Sense Canadian, Friends of the Chilliwack River Valley, Pipe Dreams, Vancouver Peak Oil, Post Carbon Toronto, How to Boil a Frog, One Life Productions, Transformation Projects, Ragtag Productions, Manly Media, Vancouver Humane Society and hundreds of citizens working together to preserve our coast.
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