January 27, 2010
Blue Summit: Seven reasons water will stay public
As we enter a new decade, Steven Shrybman explains why water activists should be hopeful about the future.
Podcasts
January 13, 2010
Canadian demonstration against prorogation
Online activism and activism on the street. What is the difference? Regent Park is changing, and so are women’s rights worldwide. Listen in to find out more.
January 5, 2010
Blue Summit: Water is a human right
Maude Barlow discusses how governments are responding to the call for water to be recognized as a universal human right, followed by a discussion with other delegates of the Blue Summit.
December 31, 2009
Sports and Human Rights: John Amaechi and Amnesty International’s Brian Dooley
Sport can demolish stereotypes and promote diversity but it can also harbour bigotry and discrimination.
December 31, 2009
The Toronto Declaration: A celebration of solidarity
Last September, cultural producers from around the world came together in the Toronto Declaration, to protest the Toronto International Film Festival’s highlighting of the Brand Israel campaign.
December 23, 2009
Regina Manifesto, Part 2: Murray Dobbin on the Future of Canadian Democracy
The author, broadcaster and journalist gave his opinion on the document’s relevance at an event presented by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives in October.
December 17, 2009
Indigenous rights and climate justice in Copenhagen
In this podcast: Canadian Youth Delegation asks is Canada lying? Hiphop artist Eekwol talks Indigenous rights and Olympics. John Bonnar on protests for climate justice in Canada. Also, we have music.
December 17, 2009
Armine Yalnizyan: The Regina Manifesto in the 21st Century
The CCPA’s chief economist took the stage in Saskatoon to discuss the continuing importance of the historic document to social democracy in Canada.
December 1, 2009
Amy Goodman on Breaking The Sound Barrier
In this podcast: Amy Goodman on media, war, dissent, and public opinion
November 22, 2009
On Palestine and Israel: A Feature Interview with Rev. Denise Yarbrough
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.
November 16, 2009
Who are the people in your neighborhood? Food bank volunteers, tibetan buddhist nuns, and Baka Beyond
In this podcast: food bank recipients volunteer, Tibetan Buddhism in B.C. Prisons, and Baka Beyond on a train platform in Nanaimo, B.C.
November 4, 2009
A Strong Public Service for Tough Economic Times: Jack Layton at the CUPE National Convention
In his speech on October 9th, the NDP Leader praised the work of public sector employees and stressed the importance of public services to our economic security.