A GE-FREE PENTICTON?

Candidate for Penticton city council Brigid Kemp has found a cool way to campaign!

POTLUCK SUPPER &
VIDEO: Percy Schmeiser - GE-Free Canada
(speaking June 2, 2005, hosted by the Council of Canadians)

WEDNESDAY, NOV 9TH
6:00 P.M.
Leir House, 220 Manor Pk, Penticton

This is a fund-raising POTLUCK SUPPER, to support candidate Brigid Kemp for City Council

Community by community, citizens are coming together to create zones across Canada that are free of genetically engineered (GE) plants, animals, crops and trees. The goal is to have 50 communities in Canada declare themselves GE-Free in the next 2 years.

"This movement is about long-term economic sustainability, local control over food production, a healthy environment and democracy, as opposed to food profiteering and the destruction of our genetic biodiversity through corporate control of seeds and agriculture," says Saskatchewan organic farmer, Percy Schmeiser.