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Janine Bandcroft
i produce independent media - print, audio, and sometimes video. why? because media is education, and i think we need a better education than the corporate or state sponsored media provides. if you agree that independent media is important, please consider supporting it so we can pay our rent and feed ourselves. thanks.
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
canada’s increasing militarism and imperialism
Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook: Anthony Fenton is a journalist, independent researcher, and scholar currently completing post-graduate studies at York University. He is the co-author, with Yves Engler, of ‘Canada in Haiti: Waging War on the Poor Majority,’ and his … Continue reading
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understanding the nukes, and canada’s federal political scene
Hidden News with Mehdi Najari: Karl Grossman, professor at State University in New York, and some background on the nuclear crisis in Japan. And Dr. Denis Pilon, from the University of Victoria, speaks about federal politics in Canada and the possibility of a … Continue reading
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can we really promote democracy overseas if we can’t do it ourselves?
Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook: Nathalie des Rosiers is General Counsel of Canadian Civil Liberties Association. She is the former Dean of the Faculty of Law – Civil Law Section at the University of Ottawa, and is a past President … Continue reading
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democracy: hearing the greens, pondering the uprisings
Hidden News with Mehdi Najari speaks with Jane Sterk, leader of the BC Green Party about the state of politics in our fair province and the political aspirations of the as-yet-unelected Greens, with 12% of the vote that doesn’t count … Continue reading
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fair trade from palestine, fair reporting from canada
Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook: Robert Massoud is a Canadian whose family emigrated from Occupied Palestine when he was a child. He is the founder of Zatoun, an organization begun to import Olive Oil from the West Bank to provide … Continue reading
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portland’s dignity village, and victoria’s transition town movement
Winds of Change: Wendy Kohn talks about “Doorways to Dignity,” a feature-length documentary that follows the decade-long struggle to build Dignity Village, a democratic micro-town for homeless people. Wendy is one of the founding members of Kwamba Productions, and they’ve been … Continue reading
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life beyond dictatorship, at home and overseas
Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook: Across North Africa and throughout the Middle East, the long suffering citizens of dictatorships and authoritarian monarchies are standing in defiance, willing so far to brave impossible odds and the prospect of death at the … Continue reading
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