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[email protected] www.Rotsztain.com I’m Jonathan Rotsztain, a Graphic Designer for 10+ years and partner at ALL CAPS Design since 2011. I’m an experienced communications professional who delivers first-rate design solutions with proven competence meeting client goals and executing innovative creative on time and on budget. I’m back in Toronto after stints in Nova Scotia and Vermont. I’ve worked with satisfied progressive businesses and organizations to visually capture the essence of an organization and produce inviting materials that are easy to navigate and exciting to look at. I specialize in and offer the following services: Project Management, Brand Identity, Marketing, Editorial Design and Communications Writing www.Rotsztain.com | www.ALLCAPSdesign.com 647 209 4240 | [email protected]
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I’m Jonathan Rotsztain, a Graphic Designer for 10+ years and partner at ALL CAPS Design since 2011. I’m an experienced communications professional who delivers first-rate design solutions with proven competence meeting client goals and executing innovative creative on time and on budget.
I’m back in Toronto after stints in Nova Scotia and Vermont. I’ve worked with satisfied progressive businesses and organizations to visually capture the essence of an organization and produce inviting materials that are easy to navigate and exciting to look at.
I specialize in and offer the following services:Project Management, Brand Identity, Marketing, Editorial Design and Communications Writing
www.Rotsztain.com | www.ALLCAPSdesign.com647 209 4240 | [email protected]
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WE Charity / ME to WECAMPAIGNS
What is your giftto Canada?
Tell WE about your giftto Canada on its 150th anniversary
Enter for a chance to win.
we.ca/gift-to-canada
No purchase necessary. Contest opens 2:00 PM ET 6/1/2017 and closes 11:59 PM ET 6/15/2017. To enter, upload a written or video entry at www.we.ca/gift-to-canada, describing your gift to Canada’s next 150 years. Odds of winning depend on number of entrants. One (1) Grand Prize and Four (4) Runner-Up Prizes will be awarded to selected entrants before 6/20/2017. Grand Prize: two (2) round trip economy ights between airport closest to selected entrant’s hometown and Ottawa, two (2) nights shared hotel accommodations in Ottawa for selected entrant and guest, opportunity to speak on stage during WE Day Canada event taking place on 7/2/2017 on Parliament Hill, and an opportunity to have selected entrant’s story featured in e Globe and Mail (print or online version) subject to e Globe and Mail’s editorial discretion. Runner-Up Prizes: individual opportunity to have selected entrant’s story featured in e Globe and Mail (print or online version) subject to the Globe and Mail’s editorial discretion. Must be legal resident of Canada (excluding Quebec) 13 years or older, not employee, o cer or director of WE Charity or e Globe and Mail (or family member of such individuals). Minors must provide parental consent per direction in O cial Rules. Limit one entry per person. Other limitations apply. Sponsored by WE Charity, 233 Carlton St, Toronto, ON, M5A 2L2. O cial rules (by which all entrants are bound): www.we.ca/gift-to-canada.
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AGO / Long Winter PUBLICATION DeSIGN
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Luminato Festival INTeRvIewING, wRITING, eDITING, DeSIGN
Under Literary & Ideas curator Noah Richler, I was the 2014 and 2015 Project Manager for the Luminato Festival LightNews newsletter. My responsibilties included organizing all aspects of the publication, contributor wrangling, interviewing, writing and copy editing.
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The West Dublin MonitorPUBLISheR, eDITOR, DeSIGN, AD SALeS
10 ways to the 'art of Lunenburg
Check us out at:
lunenburgarts.org
902 640 2013 | 6 Prince St (crn Montague)
Volume 3 Issue 2 august 2015Uniting the South Shore LaHave River Communities
free westdublin.caPlease Take and Share
We get a lot of joy out of delivering this paper. We love driving up and down the river, sharing voices and stories. Thanks to all the spots that carry our publication and to you for reading. —JR+RR
Learnt Wisdom
Artist Rosalie Harmon captures the beauty of the season
Eastlink’s plan to cap rural internet access is despicable. Four reasons:
1. Eastlink is a hugely profitable company, with millions in profits each year.
2. The Bragg family, who owns Eastlink, has a network worth of over $1 billion and are one of the richest families in the province.
3. Eastlink received millions of dollars in corporate welfare to build the rural internet network. This project was not completed on time and was over budget, leading to a second round of corporate welfare for Eastlink.
4. Capping internet access in rural areas would be the same as capping electricity in rural areas. It wouldn't be ok to tell rural residents they could only have lights and heat for 8 hours a day, why would it be ok for internet access?
Telecommunications should be publicly-owned and operated in the public interest—not for the interests of a handful of billionaires.
Nationalize Eastlink.
—Kyle Buott, President of the Halifax Dartmouth &
District Labour Council, HalifaxLabour.ca
NOTo restrictions On
rural Internet Access
—Rose Star
item— There is no truth to the rumour that Watermills Road is going to be renamed the “F N Road” (apologies to Fred) in spite of the fact that it is being called that most frequently these days. Many thanks to those who have taken to posting and marking the myriad of potholes that lie in wait for the unsuspecting motorist.
—Ed Young, FN Road
Box 11, LaHaveNova Scotia
B0R 1C0(902) 688-2838
Artisans, Musiciens, Artiste, professionnel de tout genres. C'est incroyable la quantité de talent que l'on retrouve ici. Peut être est-ce le décor, les vues splendides sur la mer ou juste l air salé qui nous inspire. Depuis maintenant presque cinq ans que nous sommes ici. Nous avons eu l occasion durant ces années de saisir plusieurs occasions et sommes très contents d' avoir choisi cette communauté pour y vivre et travailler. Nous tenons à remercier tous ceux qui nous encouragent et qui forme cette communauté. Tout ce que tu veux faire ou rêve de faire, commence-le , l'audace a du pouvoir, du génie, de la magie. Tout est possible ici.
—Karl, Hilltop-Farm.ca
TouT esT possible ici
S ingleminded to the task at hand—whether constructing a painting, writing a song or building a home—if the foundation is weak, it’s a poor start. Frame of mind is everything leading to a good—or not so good, performance. Focus and concentration centres us. Whether you’re a surgeon, accountant or mechanic—if you’re self-aware of working in time and space—you are practicing art. It is this practice that grows our body, mind and soul. The end product is simply a necessity. The patient heals, the product gets sold—end of story. It’s what goes through our minds while performing our given tasks that gives us peace of mind—or not. Living in this moment is art.
—Greg Tracey, the LaHave Craft Co-op
Balance in Art and Harmony
Farmer John has been working overtime in his garden this summer. Now the plants are
starting to show wonderful produce. —Deborah Croft, BridgewaterPhotoClub.ca
—Sandra McAndrew
The Community Dock is put to good use on another fine day at Sperry’s Beach. Thanksto all the volunteers who made it happen!
COmmuNITy eveNTS
The Honourable Wilfred P. MooreLiberal Senator - Nova Scotia
Happy Summer onthe South Shore!
I built this dory thirteen years ago, beginning the year my son Aiden was born. I cut the first boards the weekend before his birth. I think it would take about a hundred hours to build this, maybe something like that, but it took me over a year with my first kid. That was probably a bigger challenge than building a boat. It was finding the time. I use it mostly for pleasure, with a little hunting and fishing as well. I built it cheap, maintain it cheap, and just have fun with it. It’s named Buzz Bomb II from a Dead Kennedys’ album. It's about a stolen car, called the Buzz Bomb. I still like the song. It’s classic punk rock. —Reece Baird, Petite Riviere
YoGa and PiLates CLasses
At the Petite Riviere Fire Hall. 10 classes for $60 or
$12 drop in.
Gentle Yoga with Alana Robb, Mondays, 10am. Yoga classes are suitable for anyone one of any age or ability who is interested in safely exploring the practice of yoga as a means of reducing stress and increasing muscle strength and flexibility. Info: [email protected]
Gentle Pilates with Kathleen Chance, Wednesday at 10am. Pilates classes strengthen the core muscles of the body, improve balance and postural alignment while working with the breath. The classes are designed for a wide range of fitness levels and ages. Info: [email protected]
LunenburG sChooL of the artsSite Specific Printmaking with Charley Young. Aug 10-14, 10am-4pm. $400 + $40 materials fee. Recommended for all levels. Work site specifically to record their impressions of the historic Town of Lunenburg.
Innovative Processes and Materials for Jewellery with Rebecca Hannon. Aug 10-14, 10am-4pm. $400 + $40 materials fee. Recommended for all levels. Learn about resin casting, mold-making, inlay techniques and beyond, as they relate to contemporary jewellery.
Spinnaker Seas: Silk Screen Printing on Cloth with Nancy Price. Aug 17-21, 10am-4pm. $400 + $50 materials fee. Recommended for all levels. Hands-on exploration.
Lunenburg Tile Academy: Handmade Ceramic Tile with Doug Bamford. Aug 17-21, 10am-4pm. $400 + $40 materials fee. Recommended for all levels. Take a tour through the colourful history of ceramic tile from around the world and explore methods of making and decorating a number of different types of tile.
Colour, Layer, Pattern: Ceramics with Adero Willard, Aug 24-28, 10am-4pm. $400 + $50 materials fee. Recommended for intermediate to advanced levels. Learn how to create colourful and expressive surfaces on clay through demonstrations and hands-on practice, working with a variety of techniques.
For more info visit: www.LunenburgArts.org
Sound of Home Jam Session: Thurs, Aug 20, 7-9pm. $5 at the door for musicians and audience members. Musicians leave with a mixed & recorded version of a song. 637 Conquerall Rd, Conquerall Mills
Sustainable Housing Tour: Fri, Aug 21, 12-5:45pm. Visit the Solterre Concept Cottage, Full Moon Tiny Shelters, and Watershed Farms. By Donation. Hop on the bus at the Hodge Podge Community Garden, corner of Aberdeen Road and Elm Street, Bridgewater
Crave Local—A Taste of Home: Fri, Aug 21, 5:30-7:30pm. Local wine, beer, spirit, cider, and juice producers sample their product, accompanied by appetizers by Wile's Lake Farm Market and Bakery. Purchase tickets in advance at Wile's Lake. 3254 Hwy 325, Wileville NS
Fresh Air Films' Night: Fri, Aug 21, 8-10pm. Two short films about community building on the South
Shore, followed by Dr. Zeuss' The Lorax. Free. Shipyard's Landing, King St, Bridgewater
Street Fair: Sat, Aug 22, 10am-3pm. A fun-filled sustainability themed day featuring food trucks, pop-up parks, live music, children's activities, vendors and educational exhibitors! Free. King Street, Bridgewater
Up!Skilling Expo: Sun, Aug 23, 10am-3:30pm. Learn DIY skills from locals practicing self sufficiency. Topics will range from bicycle maintenance to preserving the harvest. By donation. 135 North Park St, Bridgewater
Glowing Green Family Campfire Night: Sun, Aug 23, 6:45pm-8:45pm. Campfire, s'mores, and family friendly activities in nature. Free. 310 Monk Point Rd, Heckman's Island NS
PubLisher Jonathan Rotsztain
editor-in-Chief Rebecca Roher
brandinG/LaYout ALL CAPS Design
Web Guru Ulo Greer
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Introduction to Sea Kayaking Course: Aug 16, 9am-5pm, $115+tax
Multi-Day Kayaking & Camping Adventures: 3 Days / 2 Nights. Aug 18-20, Aug 28-30, Sept 11-13, $575. NEW 2 Days / 1 Night, Aug 24-25, $375
Plein Air Paint & Paddle with Don Pentz: Aug 22 + 23, 9-5pm each day, $350
Community Paddle: Aug 21, 6:30pm till sundown. Please arrive at 6:15. BYOBoat (non
motorized) and join us free of charge or hop in one of our sea kayaks for $25 (tax included)
Yoga + Kayaking: Aug 26, full day tour + yoga on an island beach, 9am departure, $130. Aug 27, half day tour + yoga on an island beach, 9am departure, $85
Daily sea kayaking tours and rentals also available. For more info please visit: www.CapeLaHaveAdventures.ca
musiC Pennybrook Festival: Aug 15, noon til night, by donation. 4774 Highway 331.
musiC Pennybrook CD Release: Oct 8, 8pm, doors open at 7:30pm. 10 Huey Lake Road. Our own Pennybrook will be releasing their hotly-anticipated, as-yet-untitled second CD. Come get your copy!
art CLass Mixed Media Altered Books: Free. Join Marika and learn to create mixed media altered books and paper lanterns using recycled materials! All materials provided, but bring your own. Margaret Henigar Public Library, Aug 11–14 from 3–4:30pm, 13+
CaPe Lahave adventures
—Rose Star
I was the founder and publisher of the West Dublin Monitor free newsletter uniting the South Shore, LaHave River communities of Nova Scotia in a platform of grassroots expression.
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Koffler Centre of the ArtsILLUSTRATION, wRITING, DeSIGN, CURATION
In Celebration of Art Spiegelman’s Monday, January 26, 2015 talk What the %@&*! Happened to Comics? in Toronto, I worked with Koffler Centre of the Arts to design, curate, illustrate the cover and write an original essay for the promotional print publication What the %@&*!—The Spiegelman Influence, engaging cartoonists Ty Templeton, Sophie Yanow, Dakota McFadzean, Marta Chudolinska, Aaron Manczyk and Rebecca Roher to explore Art Spiegelman’s artistic significance and influence on their work.
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OptiMyz MagazinePUBLICATION DeSIGN
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FRED. beauty food artPUBLICATION DeSIGN
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Canadian Federation of Students—OntarioRePORT DeSIGN
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Koffler Centre of the ArtsPOSTeR DeSIGN
Presented by Koffler Centre of the Arts. In the Fall of 2016, I lead grandparents and grandchildren on an intergenerational story sharing walk celebrating the history of their neighbourhood. I then led participants in comics making workshops exploring their personal, family and ansectoral histories.
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Dalhousie Student UnionPOSTeR SeRIeS
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Canadian Federation of Students—OntarioCAMPAIGN DeSIGN
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David Clark, Halifax Regional MunicipalityLOGO AND MAP DeSIGN
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SCIC / ACGCCALeNDAR INfORGRAPhICS
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Briarpatch MagazineINfOGRAPhICS
ABORTION RATES IN CANADA
SOURCE: Wendy V. Norman. “Induced abortion in Canada 1974 - 2005: trends over the first generation with legal access.” Contraception 85 (2012)
GRAPHIC: ALL CAPS Design
% of Canadian women now entering menopause who
have had a least one abortion
Teenagers account for approximately 1/5 of
all abortions in Canada
Women in their 20s account for half of all abortions
Overall abortion rate decline between 1997 and 2005
The most dramatic decline has been among teenagers, down 29%
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Nimbus PublishingBOOk COveRS
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Fernwood PublishingBOOk COveRS
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BelongingUnsettling
CritiCal inquiriesA Reader in Studies of Canada
Lynn Caldwell, Carrianne Leung and Darryl Leroux, Editors
Foreword by Rinaldo Walcott | Afterword by Sherene Razack
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TheTragedyof Social
Democracy
The Tragedy of Social Democracy is about the rise, fall and future of social democracy as a politico-ideological force, a force that was believed would democratically transform capitalism into socialism. Instead of democratizing capitalism, social democracy was itself liberalized by capitalism. Why has social democracy gravitated into the magnetic field of neoliberalism? Who can be blamed for such a tragedy? Can social democracy reverse its political and ideological eclipse?
Numerous books and articles have been written on social democracy, and its political viability has continued to be the subject of debate among left-wing intellectuals. In The Tragedy of Social Democracy, Sirvan Karimi sheds light on the innate structural vulnerability of social democracy to progressive degeneration. Karimi theorizes the transformation of social democracy and establishes a structural linkage between its rise, ascendancy and subsequent decline since the theoretical raid of neoliberalism on Keynesianism in the 1980s. He also highlights certain public policy measures that are indispensable to the social democratic renewal that is being debated among socialists and social democrats.
Sirvan Karimi is an assistant professor in the School of Public Policy and Administration at York University.
Fernwood Publishingcritical books for critical thinkerswww.fernwoodpublishing.ca
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