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Sarah Hipworth updates us on the situation of 3 War Resisters: The ongoing case of Kim Rivera, and the lesser-known trials of two others.
The saga of Hamilton-born Ian Wilkie's struggle to keep his family together in the face of his wife's unreasonable deportation by the Harper government.
Robert Allison, active in a variety of organizations, explains what happened on March 26 after he earlier offered to hold an expanded 'Liberation' Seder.
Canadians have been getting poorer for a long time. Murray Dobbin makes the connection between the growth of corporate power and the strain placed on workers and families.
CBG delegate Jim Manley, a former Member of Parliament who traveled aboard the Estelle in order to break the siege of Gaza, explains how he became interested in the situation in Gaza, the boarding of the Estelle, and solidarity with Gaza today.
Zafar Bangash gives initial thoughts on the unfolding 'Via terror plot' in Canada.
Doug and James are a two-man transit department. Today, they discuss the fare increase and the LRT situation.
From art to journalism, cultural production in the West has become tamed and manicured to the needs of the financial aristocracy. One must venture outside of the G7 in order to experience radical content. Scholar Andre Vltchek describes the ascendanc
Ted Hildebrant explains the need for a living wage, and not just a survival wage.
Salah Abdelrahman and Mozafer Rajabali explain the itinerary of Israel Apartheid Week 2013 and some of the common issues that they face.
What would you do with 32 minutes extra? Alan Griffiths discusses the campaign to reduce commute times in the GTHA.
The United States has decided that you no longer need to see PressTV. Dave Lindorff, one of the North American commentators who has been blocked, discusses his experience with the ban.
Doug and James discuss improvements in local transit, the budget, the gas tax, and more.
Maximillian C. Forte does not let us forget about what happened in Libya - from the propaganda build-up to the NATO intervention to the punishing aftermath. PART 1 of 2.
Maximillian C. Forte does not let us forget about what happened in Libya - from the propaganda build-up to the NATO intervention to the punishing aftermath. PART 2 of 2.
Following the deportation of War Resister Kim Rivera, Sarah Hipworth explains the circumstances of the border crossing, and the recent acts of support by the WRSC.
Doug and James discuss recent local and regional developments in transit.
Solidarity activist and freelance jounalist Joe Catron describes the situation under bombardment in Gaza.
The largest movement of its kind in North American history, the Quebec students succeeded in overturning the tuition hikes, and have opened new possibilities for the future.
Sandra Ruch gives us the latest on the boarding and capture of the sailing vessel Estelle, and the repatration of Jim Manley to Canada.
Doug Brown and Petter Hutton explore the implications of the HSR move towards the Presto Card system.
Yves Engler describes his exciting new book tour coming soon to Hamilton and other cities.
Gold Star mother Melida Arredondo explains the story of her family, which came to prominence
after her stepson was killed in action in Iraq in 2004. Melida and husband Carlos are advocates for military families.
Peter's long-time friend Phil Taylor and son Jacob appear on the program to discuss the second anniversary of the celebration of Peter's life.
Greta Berlin's book launch is coming soon to Hamilton and Toronto. She risked her life on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, and now you can read all the stories about what happened in that brave venture.
