This website contains information about the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting, a Canada-wide, non-partisan voluntary organization, whose mission is to defend and enhance the quality and quantity of Canadian programming.
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This website contains information about the John Howard Society of Canada, an organization that works with people that come into conflict with the law, is an advocate for changes in the criminal justice system, and promotes crime prevention through community and social development activities.
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This website contains information about the Elizabeth Fry Society, an organization that is an advocate for women who come into conflict with the law. The society offers information, programs and support to women, and seeks to raise community awareness of the social and economic disadvantages and system inequalities that exist in Canada today.
This website contains information about Greenpeace, an international, independently funded organization whose mandate is to protect the environment and to promote peace and global disarmament. Greenpeace conducts scientific research, challenges industry and government on their harmful practices, and carries out peaceful acts of civil disobedience to educate and engage the public.
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This website contains information about MADD, a non- profit grassroots organization that is committed to stopping impaired driving and supporting the victims of this crime.
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