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Daniel Libman is running for National Council South. Vote by mail-in ballot or come to the meeting on November 25.
Aaron Zeffer is running for the Alberta National Council South position. Vote by mail in ballot, or come to the General Meeting on November 25.
Let the campaign begin - two Members are running for National Council SOUTH. Dan Libman & Aaron Zeffer. This page contains all the info you need to know. FULL members from across the province may vote - check your mail for ballots!
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"... ACTRA contracts with producers already include anti-harassment provisions, and there are well-established protocols to follow if abuse occurs on a set. (Actors are guaranteed harassment-free workplaces under provincial labour and human-rights codes, just like anybody else in Canada.) But alongside all the usual problems about getting people to report abuses, the larger issue is those hotel rooms – and the bars and the parties. How can the industry police private behaviour?"
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