May 4, 2017
They're having an election in B.C.
rabble radio
B.C. has long been known for its polarized politics. This election is no exception. Listen to a roundup of the issues as Canada's West Coast heads towards its May 9 election.
BC
Aug 29, 2016
Government captured: Selling you out
Green Majority Radio
We begin the show with an update on the Nestle water controversy, which could see Ontario sell its water to the private corporation for $3.71 per million litres.
Aug 17, 2016
Feelings vs. facts: Selling pipelines
Green Majority Radio
On this week's show: pathetic attempts by oil company-funded astroturf groups to garner support by trying to sell pipelines with sex.
May 17, 2016
We're learning from our past environmental failures ... we think
Green Majority Radio
On this show: Christy Clark's comments, 350.org's "Break Free From Fossil Fuels," and we ask if the environmental movement is learning from its past failures.
Mar 2, 2016
HEU condemns Interior Health decision to privatize hospital laundry services
Patients and surgical teams rely on timely, sterile linens. Privatizing a public, in-house hospital service that the Interior Health Authority admits is running efficiently doesn't make sense.
Feb 23, 2016
B.C.'s Medical Services Plan premiums a regressive tax
Redeye
B.C. is the only province that charges residents a flat tax to access health care. All over provinces fund health care through the tax system. A recent campaign calls for an end to MSP premiums.
Feb 18, 2016
Stressed health authority budgets leave little room for progress on seniors’ care
There is no commitment in the BC budget to improve staffing levels or to take other actions which would provide a more dignified standard of care for B.C. seniors requiring residential care services.
Jan 26, 2016
Clayoquot Sound delegation takes fish farm fight to Norway
Redeye
A delegation from Clayoquot Sound is heading to Norway, home of the fish farm giant Cermaq, with a message about the damage being done to B.C.'s coastal ecosystem.
Jan 26, 2016
Two important victories for Coastal First Nations
Redeye
First, the B.C. Supreme Court ruling that the province failed to consult with First Nations on the Northern Gateway pipeline. Then, the announcement of a new management plan for herring with the DFO.
Jan 16, 2016
The climate goes to court
Green Majority Radio
This week, several court decisions came down that have huge implications for the oil industry.
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