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Voices of the River You, Me and the SPP Sombrio The Awakening of Elizabeth Shaw Opening Doors

Troubled Water is a 37 minute documentary that examines a variety of public drinking watersheds on Vancouver Island and some of the threats posed to them by industrial, commercial, agricultural and residential activity. While the examples are all set on Vancouver island these same problems can be seen in drinking watersheds around the world. In addition to the threat of contamination and over-use of water there is also the looming threat of privatization of water sources and infrastructure. The film includes examples of good management of public water sources.

Troubled Water will be released in January 2013. You can help with the final fundraising effort for this film by making a donation. If you contribute $50 or more your contribution will be recognized in the credits of the film and you will get a DVD copy when the film is released.

Or, you can pre-buy a DVD as part of the fundraising effort.

Or send a cheque or money order for $31 payable to Manly Media to
Box 1093 Stn A, Nanaimo BC V9R 6E7

Film Premiere and Soundtrack live event

‘Voices of the River’, a 45 minute documentary film about the Nanaimo River watershed will premiere at Nanaimo Centre Stage, 25 Victoria Rd., Nanaimo, on Friday September 21st with two screenings, followed by live acoustic and electric performance with local musicians featured in the sound-track.

7 pm screening (doors at 6;30) followed by acoustic concert featuring Wind Weaver, Terry Mack, Paul Beezoyen and Brian Hazelbower. Tickets are $15 TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT

9:30pm screening (doors at 9:15) followed by electric concert featuring Shane Philip, Tongue and Groove and Prince Pauper. Tickets are $20 This show goes until 1:30 - the official after party, we’re moving the theatre seats and dancing to the music. ONLINE TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT - Tickets available at HOUSE OF INDIGO or FASCINATING RHYTHM ONLY

Proceeds from this event will go towards the educational component of the Nanaimo River Stewardship Initiative and The Land Conservancy (TLC).

Voices of the River After Party
After the 9:30 screening, at 10:30 we’ll be moving the chairs and making room for people to dance and enjoy the bands - Prince Pauper, Tongue and Groove and Shane Philip. Without chairs the capacity of the venue increases and we have 70 tickets available for the 10:30 After Party at $10 each. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR AT 10:30

DVD’s are now available online
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Or send a cheque or money order for $31 payable to Manly Media to
Box 1093 Stn A, Nanaimo BC V9R 6E7

This is the fundraising trailer for ‘Voices of the River’, a film about the importance of the Nanaimo River watershed. This film will become part of the educational foundation of a new Nanaimo River stewardship initiative.

This film explores the historic and contemporary uses and values of the Nanaimo River, including aquatic fish habitat, terrestrial wildlife habitat, traditional and contemporary First Nations uses, industrial activities such as logging and mining, water quality and quantity for drinking and irrigation, commercial fisheries, and recreational activities such as fishing, hunting and water sports.

If you would like to support the completion of this project you can donate through paypal

or make a tax deductible donation through the TLC, The Land Conservancy of BC
Donors who make a contribution of $50 or more will be recognized in the credits and will receive a copy of the finished DVD. Donors can also dedicate a tribute to someone else or gift a name in the credits. For sponsorship recognition for larger donations information please contact paul@manlymedia.com

Here are a couple of samples of the PSA’s we’ve been working on.

Olympic and X Games Gold Medal champion snowboarder Maelle Ricker steps up to Be The Change for The Land Conservancy (TLC).

Arthur Vickers’ “Be the Change” video at Sansum Point in the Cowichan Valley.

It’s time to demand a full legislative ban on all oil tankers on Canada’s west coast.

Pamela Anderson says No Tanks

Pamela and I both grew up in the same small town on Vancouver Island and learned to swim at the same beach. We didn’t know each other as children but we both share the same concern that future generations should have the same opportunities we had as children to enjoy all that nature has to offer on this beautiful coast.

No Tanks Vancouver - Oil Tanker ban BC

This second 2 minute video  No Tanks Vancouver - Oil Tanker ban BC explains in more detail how Vancouver quietly became the west coast tar sands shipping port. It explains how dangerous this shipping route is and the implication of a spill (which is a matter of when not if). Exporting crude oil is not only environmentally hazardous it also exports valuable jobs and undermines Canadian energy security.

As is my usual mode of operation, this is a volunteer effort. If you would like to contribute to this effort please donate at www.manlymedia.com My next short videos will be about CETA the Canada European Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement. Here’s a sample video featuring CEP president Dave Coles speaking about CETA in Ottawa.

Please donate to this ongoing work, all contributions are greatly appreciated.