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GroundWire Community Radio News: January 13 - January 27|
This week's edition produced on Musqueam First Nations territory by Morgan Yee at CiTR in Vancouver British, Columbia
The Headlines -The liberal party and public respond to the Quebec Values Charter with Islamophobia. | Christine Kim CiTR, Vancouver.
- Supreme Court Showdown: For-profit Clinics vs. Medicare. | Talita Kallie CiTR, Vancouver
- Federal prisoner Peter Collins updates about a court case he launched challenging cuts to federal prisoner pay and increased tariffs. | Prison Radio CKUT, Montreal
-Class action lawsuit launched by Justice is Not Colour Blind challenging racial profiling of youth by Toronto area police departments. | Christian Deo CHRY, Toronto and Alex Sara-Davis, CiTR, Vancouver
Community Radio Report -Feature interview with award-winning documentary maker Janet Rogers, host of CFUVâs Native Waves and CBCâs Tribal Clefs on the important of community radio. | Nina Kiridzija CiTR, Vancouver
The Features - Interview with University of British Columbiaâs Professor Sheryl Lightfoot on the loss of Aboriginal language in Canada. | Konstantin Prodanovic CiTR, Vancouver
- Interview with Dr. Michael Krausz on the ongoing mental health situation in Vancouver, following Mayor Gregor Robertsonâs comments on a recent Downtown Eastside standoff between police and a mentally ill man. | Josh Gabert-Doyon CiTR, Vancouver
- Kim Hornakâs exploration of the continuing faculty strike at the University of New Brunswick. Staff have been on strike since January 13th. | Kim Hornak CFMH, Saint John
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