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Redeye
Redeye

Red tents for the homeless

February 8, 2010
| Bright red tents will soon be springing up in the streets on Vancouver, each one housing one or two people for a night. The tents are part of a campaign to pressure the federal government.

9:23 minutes (8.59 MB)
rabble radio
rabble radio

#100 - Celebration with a centenarian

February 8, 2010
| We're talking a hundred! A centenarian shares advice, cancelling highway plans, and remembering the birth of the aged rabble radio. You could also win an ipod nano!

28:07 minutes (38.67 MB)

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Redeye
Redeye

B.C. schools facing massive funding cuts

February 9, 2010
| The provincial government has to find almost 300 million dollars more for public education next year, just to maintain current service. Early signs are that they will not cover the new costs.

12:32 minutes (11.47 MB)
Redeye
Redeye

Hidden costs of the 2010 Winter Olympics

February 9, 2010
| Chris Shaw takes us back to early estimates of the costs, and potential profits, of the Olympics and compares these figures with what we know now will be the total cost of the Games.

15:20 minutes (14.04 MB)
Street Cred
Street Cred

Race Relations in Montreal

February 9, 2010
| Fo Niemi from The Center for Research-Action on Race Relations

10:21 minutes (9.48 MB)
Redeye
Redeye

First Nations oppose pipeline from tar sands to the B.C. coast

February 9, 2010
| The Wet'suwet'en is one of fifty First Nations whose territory will be crossed by the Northern Gateway pipeline.

10:02 minutes (9.19 MB)
Labour Show
Labour Show

Episode #24: Radio Labour Solidarity News Feb 7-14th

February 9, 2010
| The internet's newest International Labour Report

33:20 minutes (30.52 MB)
Redeye
Redeye

Canada's weapons industry thriving

February 9, 2010
| Canada has a reputation as a peaceful nation, yet the arms industry is alive and well here and providing weapons that fuel wars around the world.

14:44 minutes (13.5 MB)

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2010 Olympic predictions

The time has come: The 2010 Vancouver Olympics are just around the corner, and that wet city in the west, along with the rest of the country, is gearing up for what's sure to a spectacle in some shape or form. We've got a few ideas of what could happen in the weeks to come, and want to hear rabble readers' predictions about the most likely outcome for this year's games: