| Reverend Yarbrough of the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester, New York, talks with Tariq Jeeroburkhan about the historical role played by Protestant Christian denominations in the conflict.

| In this documentary, you'll hear long-time Redeye host Peter Royce in conversation with Michael Shermer, Joanna Michal, Hope Shand and Wendy Pedersen.

| Long-time host and collective member Peter Royce died on November 4. Mordecai Briemberg reads this appreciation of Peter on behalf of the Redeye collective.

| Tamil Canadian Krisna Saravanamuttu, Liberal MP Bob Rae and NDP leader Jack Layton share their thoughts on the humanitarian crisis in Sri Lanka.

| Alan Neal (CBC Radio) and I go through even more great music that you can find RIGHT NOW in Ottawa

| While we celebrate the document's longevity, let's be cognizant of the violations.

| Abdelkader Belaouni is allowed to stay in Canada

| Alan Neal (from CBC Radio) and I compare some of our favourite current bands in the Ottawa scene

| Alert! Radio #135 - Will Copenhagen Produce Anything Positive? Dale Marshall & Joel Kovel. Malalai Joya talks about Afghanistan.

| UFCW National Representative Kevin Shimmin speaks about alleged health and safety violations, unpaid wages and union busting tactics by Lincare Limited

| In October 2008, baby bottles containing the chemical bisphenol A were banned in Canada. However many other products contain suspected toxins.

| Canadian officials are in negotiating a copyright treaty behind closed doors that could result in familes being barred from going online for a year if someone is suspected of illegal downloads.

| On Nov 7, the B.C. government legislated ambulance paramedics back to work after a 7-month strike.

| Derrick O'Keefe, former editor of rabble.ca, talks about Hamid Karzai and corruption, the spreading war in the region and resistance among soldiers.

| Developers' plans to build five reservoirs to supply over five thousand housing units on Brohm Ridge have been called into question by the Environmental Assessment Office.

| Korean activist and researcher discusses the increasing crackdowns on migrant workers.

| Yves Engler spoke at the KWCCSJ about Canada's international role in abuse of human rights and the country's hidden history of military intervention abroad.

| Tibetan buddhist nun Ann McNeil talks about meditation in prison prior to a film screening of "The Dhamma Brothers."

| In this podcast: food bank recipients volunteer, Tibetan Buddhism in B.C. Prisons, and Baka Beyond on a train platform in Nanaimo, B.C.

| Su Hart and Martin Cradick of 'Baka Beyond' share fair trade music from the indigenous Baka community in Africa.

| I chat with Tom Stewart, former singer/bassist for furnaceface, one of the most popular indie bands of the 90s

| Oscar Beltran of Radio Victoria in El Salvador speaks about murdered environmental leader Marcello Rivera

| Before a rally Thursday, NDP MPP Peter Tabuns and CUPE Ontario President shared their thoughts on the future of Canada's labour movement.

| Alert! Radio #134 - Canadian Federation of Students focus on ending poverty, not tuition hikes. Behind the Gitxsan proposal to give up their status.

| AW@L went to Kitchener City Council to discuss the Olympic Torch Relay and the city's inability to reveal the agreements with VANOC around instructions to host cities that repress free speech.

| The BC government refuses to free refugees who arrived in mid-October

| Oriel Varga, a spokesperson for No Games Toronto, says the city needs a deep investment in public services; not a gamble in a one-time mega sporting event.

| A Montreal prisoner support group works with prisoners to design a workshop on sexual safety on the inside

| Animal rights activists are increasingly being targetted by the state as terrorists. A lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights is challenging the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act.

| The mighty righty members of the GOP are kidding themselves, lucky for them they have Democrats (and one annoying independent) to push things to the right, especially on abortion and health care.