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350.org: The days events were opened with prayers and offerings from Algonquin Elder, Claudette Commanda
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350.org: Indigenous representatives lead the way for #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: A Young Woman Holds a Banner for #ClimateWelcome with words from new Prime Minister Justine Trudeau
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350.org: Protestors give Justin Trudeau, new Canadian Prime Minister, a #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: 38 people Sit-in at the new Prime Minister's house for #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: Forty people gathered in Ottawa, Canada to give new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: Police look on at the marchers as they make their demands heard
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350.org: Sitting in at the Prime Minister's House for #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: Clayton Thomas Muller and Kiki Wood talks with Pavan Sapra from Justin Trudeau's office
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350.org: Moratorium on the expansion of the tar sands!
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350.org: Protesters hold a banner depicting the words of new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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350.org: Clayton Thomas Muller holds it down at #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: Clayton Thomas Mueller from 350.org presents a set of gifts to Pavan Sapra, special assistante Ottawa
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350.org: Cameron Fenton organizer for 350.org gives crowd instructions for the action
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350.org: Clayton Thomas Muller delivers "gifts" to Pavan Sapra Assistant to Canada's Prime Minister
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350.org: Climate Welcome in Ottawa
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350.org: #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: Anna Keenan, a young climate all-star and soon-to-be mother, joins the sit-ins
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350.org: Freeze Tar Sands
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350.org: Freeze Tar Sands Expansion!
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350.org: People from all ages came out to support #ClimateWelcome
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350.org: Protestors Chant Demands for stopping Tar Sands
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350.org: 38 people sit-in at the Prime Ministers new house
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350.org: Climate Welcome in Ottawa
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350.org: Anna Keenan, Climate Activist and soon-to-be mom, joins protest
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350.org: Indigenous Leaders opened the days events with prayers and offerings for the protests