An event in 4 parts.

1. Arrive at 6:30 for a warm-up tour of The Rising Sun Sanctuary at 10330 Yonge Street, for Healing with tour guide and owner Bharangi.
2. Film screening of documentary Powerful. Extended version of documentary available for purchase afterward at $25. Screening begins at 7 pm.
3. Sneak-peak into design concepts behind the Net Zero energy Eco Home co-created by Richmond Hill's Federal Green candidate Cameron Hastings. This Eco Home will be the centerpiece "Dream Home" at the National Home Show and will be constructed and on-display at the Ricoh Center during that show (March 16 - 25, 2012). This is co-located with Canada Blooms this year. Cameron's talk will begin at 8:15 pm.
4. Presentation and discussion of the between-election plans for the Greens and green-living concepts led by Brian Chamberlain, Richmond Hill Provincial Green candidate. This talk begins at 8:45 pm.

The evening closes around 9:15 pm and interested attendees are invited to join hosts for a drink at Falcon and Firkin' Pub at 10300 Yonge St.

Attend all parts or only those you are interested in. Confirmation tickets are available from Brian or Cameron and are available with a tax-deductible donation of $25 or more.

For more information to this event, click here for the facebook event page.

Read the documentary's synopsis as from the website:

"Flick the switch, turn the key, press the button and then pay the bill. Multiply that by six billion and you’ve got a picture of energy consumption on Earth today. We’re hard-wired to a conventional energy system that drives our transportation, powers our communications and is the lifeline to industry and commerce. Despite the benefits, we know that this system is regrettably depleting our resources, polluting our air and affecting global climate change. Guaranteed access to energy is no longer being taken for granted and the quest for “energy security” has become the buzz-word behind global trade relations and even a justification for conflict."