Climate Bloc Confronts Carney's CEO Summit

Start: Monday, September 14, 202605:45 PM

Location: NW Corner of Nathan Phillips Square 100 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 2N1 CA

Host contact info 350canada@350.org

On September 14, Carney is inviting the worst corporate villains to a summit in downtown Toronto to sell off public resources and finance destructive mega projects like weapons factories, AI data centres and toxic pipelines.

They can’t show up in Toronto unopposed.

At 5:45 PM, a climate contingent will assemble at the NW corner of Nathan Phillips Square to join the 6PM rally. From there, we'll march to disrupt the billionaires at their summit gala.
Why you should join:

  • Carney's attempting to find investors for projects like the toxic West Coast pipeline and some of Canada's most notorious fossil fuel villains, such as Suncor and Teck Resources, will be there.
  • We must rise up to ensure that our federal leaders don't sell off our future to these climate villains.
  • Let's rise up together to demonstrate the strength of the climate movement alongside Indigenous land defenders and our friends in labour, anti-war, and migrant justice movements.
  • We will have signs and banners to share but we also encourage you to bring your own.

Please note:

  • Local Toronto-based organizers will be working to ensure safety of all participants with the goal of avoiding arrests, however, this action will aim to confront Carney's CEO Summit at its venue and it may be met with escalated police response, as such we encourage participants to be over the age of 18 to join in.
  • If you are looking for more family friendly options, we encourage you to join the Many vs the Money Teach-in and gathering at Grange Park on Sunday Sept 13th. Register here.
  • We invite all participants to join us in upholding the Jemez Principles for Democratic Organizing
  • We encourage you to bring a buddy or join in an affinity group
  • This action will follow the Many vs the Money Summit in Toronto over the weekend of Sept 12-13. Learn more about the summit and don't forget to register.
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