| On this episode, Clayton Thomas Muller on Indigenous resistance, Mae Burrows' quest for a living wage in B.C. and Noam Chomsky calls for more comprehensive activist goals.

| This week on Alert! Radio: The roots of Wildrose. Harper terminates NAHO as part of his agenda to silence all dissent. Free public transit -- an idea whose time has come?

| Today's interviews on Alert! Radio focus on foreign intervention in Syria and the federal budget's impact on women.

| What the federal budget tells us about Harper’s plans to reshape Canada. Why a special issue on de-growth in Canadian Dimension?

| On Alert! Radio #209: another community leader murdered for protesting against a Canadian mining company, the historic Quebec students' strike and why Mulcair's victory is a setback.

| The NDP under a Mulcair leadership. How different would it be? The tar sands not so bad as coal and natural gas? Greenpeace begs to differ!

| This episode of Alert! gives a taste of the Left Forum, a unique conference that convenes a broad spectrum of progressive intellectuals, activists, academics, organizations and the interested public.

| Tracking Israel Apartheid Week in Montreal, Halifax, Toronto, and Winnipeg, and Tess Tesalona describes a unique International Women's Day program sponsored by Women of Diverse Origins in Montreal.

| Expectations for 2012: Judy Rebick on Canadian politics; Clayton Thomas Muller on Indian Country; Matthew Brett on the Occupation Movement; Saul Landau on US politics; Sam Bahour on the Middle East.

| Stephen Maher on Egyptian politics, Gerald Caplan on Iranian nukes, Peter Kulchyski on First Nations accountability legislation