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NUCLEAR: Downtown info sessions, protest

NUCLEAR: Downtown info sessions, protest

The two days of anti-nuclear events continued Aug. 21 in the evening with an informal public meeting at the Ottawa Public Library, before the Red Canoe March for Nuclear Safety occurred the next morning. From left: Lynn Jones, of the Concerned Citizens of Renfrew County, Réal Lalonde of Action Climat Outaouais and Ottawa Riverkeeper Executive Director Patrick Nadeau lead the opening of the march on Aug. 22, with the offices of the CNSC looming behind them.
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