One of the best parts of this campaign is getting to travel across the country and learn about the working-class histories that have built our communities and the working-class struggles that continue to shape them every day.
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One of the best parts of this campaign is getting to travel across the country and learn about the working-class histories that have built our communities and the working-class struggles that continue to shape them every day.
From its roots as a mining town to its renewal as a cultural, recreational, and ecological hub, Cumberland is proof that fossil fuel interests don't have to dictate the futures of resource communities—the people can.
We can reclaim our economies to work for us, not corporate interests. We can respect Indigenous land rights, protect our watersheds, guarantee real food security, and create good, family-sustaining jobs.
Thank you to Meaghan Cursons for sharing not only your knowledge, but your vision for this place—and for working every day to make it a reality.
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