Conscious Living Events Nov 1 - 9th

Conscious Living Events - Nov: 1st - 8th

November 1: 

International Author Day... (and also World Vegan Day, by the way) every year millions of people interested in writing celebrate local authors, favourite authors and poets and indulge in numerous research, edit, revision, writing and publishing events. Check out our Purple Snowflake Marketing-How to Make Your Book Stand Out manual ! and the free ebook : Jump Start for Writers


November 2nd:


Location: Ruth Johnson Park in South Surrey, BC ( Canada)
Green Teams of Canada engages Canadians in hands-on environmental action projects from planting native trees to removing invasive plant species. On November 2nd from 9-1pm they are gathering together to plant trees in Ruth Johnson Park... 
Info : https://www.meetup.com/The-Lower-Mainland-Green-Team/events/264937616/

November 3rd: 

Location: Guelph, ON (Canada)
Sovereign Soil film of modern farmers carving out small patches of fertile soil in an otherwise unforgiving expanse. 

Info: guelphfilmfestival.ca/2019-calendar/2019/11/3/sovereign-soil

November 3 - 9th:

The second week of November is National Young Readers Week (US), sharing this time frame with Dear Santa Letter Week

November 5th:

Location: Ottawa, ON (Canada)
Speaker series dives into various aspects of environmental sustainability and innovation with the goal of connecting people and creating action in Ottawa toward policies, support systems, and facilities to promote cycling in the city. 
Info: https://www.circleenv.com/event/how-the-city-of-ottawa-is-promoting-cycling-next-ottawa-speaker-series


November 7-8

Location: Toronto, ON (Canada)
Future Cities Canada Summit 2019: Presenting sustainable ideas for community solutions
Info: https://futurecitiescanada.ca/events/summit/

Location: Nelson, BC (Canada)
Registration is opening soon for the 2019 Kootenay Lake Summit that will be hosted at Taghum Hall this winter. The Friends of Kootenay Lake Stewardship Society's Kootenay Lake Summit is a free event offering an opportunity for community members to engage by attending presentations hosted by experts in their field. Last year's event allowed over 120 residents to participate and the chance to learn about the history of Kootenay Lake including related cultural and archaeological history. The focus of the 2019 Summit will be to provide residents with sound knowledge on the impacts that climate change will have on the Kootenay Lake community and ecosystem. Come and enjoy a delicious meal, locally sourced (alcohol-free) beverages and engaging conversation! This is a free event, however, there is a recommended donation of $15 to help the organization cover the costs associated with this event. For more information contact us at info@friendsofkootenaylake.ca. Click here for updates. 

Location: Richmond, BC (Canada)
4th Bi-annual Seed Gathering ... 2 days full of all kinds of events and lectures regarding seeds.
Info: www.bcseeds.org/gathering/

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