Archive for the ‘News 101’ Category

CiTR News for Monday, May 24

Vancouver People’s Summit | Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Senior Economist Marc Lee on climate justice and progressive economics | Weekly feature with Colleen Kimmett of The Tyee | FSRN headlines Programming Note: During the summer, the Monday edition of CiTR News 101 will be rebroadcast on Friday. Listen and subscribe to the podcast HERE! [...]

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CiTR News for Monday, May 17, 2010

New, weekly segment with Colleen Kimmett of The Tyee | Car Free Vancouver Day and Fundraiser | Kieran Cuddihy’s international news roundup | Arts Report | FSRN headlines Listen and subscribe to the podcast HERE! Follow us on twitter: @CiTRnews Become a fan on facebook: CiTR News Comments? Email us: news@citr.ca CiTR News 101 | [...]

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CiTR News for Monday, May 10

Vancouver becomes the first Canadian city to achieve Fair Trade Town status (Jeff Geipel of Fair Trade Vancouver and Claire Seaborn, student intern at the Campus Sustainability Office) | Bike to Work Week (Erin O’Melinn, Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition) | The Arts Report | Free Speech Radio News Headlines | Weekday weather forecast Listen and [...]

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Special in-studio guest on News 101, Monday 5pm

Leocadio Juracan, National Coordinator of the Campesino Committee of the Highlands, a coffee-famers’ co-operative that supports social justice work in Guatemala, will be in-studio on Monday 12 April at 5pm. Small farming co-operatives are facing increased violence. We will be discussing the inequitable power structures and the division of wealth in Guatemala, as well as [...]

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CiTR News for Friday 9 April

SPECIAL FOOD SECURITY EDITION Elizabeth Quinn, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets on the lack of provincial funding for BCAFM’s Nutrition Coupon project, which helped low-income people access fresh, local food | City of Vancouver planner Andrew Pask on food policy and food security initiatives in Vancouver | Free Speech Radio News headlines | Weekend weather [...]

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CiTR News for Friday, April 2

Special coverage of funding cuts to BC schools Interviews with VSB Trustee Jane Bouey, Surrey Teachers’ Association President Denise Moffatt, and Vancouver Secondary Teachers’ Association President Anne Guthrie Warman | Free Speech Radio News headlines | Weekend weather forecast Listen and subscribe to the podcast HERE! Follow us on twitter: @CiTRnews Become a fan on [...]

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CiTR News for Friday, March 26

Transportation edition Vancouver City Councillor Andrea Reimer on the Dunsmuir Viaduct protected bike lane, future protected lanes, and public space | Adam Cooper of UBC Trek discusses the current UBC Transportation Consultation | Free Speech Radio News headlines. Listen and subscribe to the podcast HERE! Follow us on twitter: @CiTRnews Become a fan on facebook: [...]

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CiTR News for Friday, March 19

This week’s edition of GroundWire, independent news produced by campus and community stations across the country; 5 Days for the Homeless on the UBC campus; CiTR News and Free Speech Radio News headlines. Listen and subscribe to the podcast HERE! Follow us on twitter: @CiTRnews Become a fan on facebook: CiTR News Comments? Email us: [...]

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CiTR News for Friday, March 12

UBC International Week to bring events, speakers, and international beer; UBC STAND organizers discuss their work to address the genocide in Darfur; independent Lehman Brothers investigation; CiTR News and Free Speech Radio News headlines; the Arts Report from Tracy Fuller. Listen and subscribe to the podcast HERE! Follow us on twitter: @CiTRnews Become a fan [...]

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CiTR News for Monday, March 8th

As International Women’s Day is celebrated across the world we spoke with a host of impressive and intelligent people about gender (in)equality at UBC, the rights of women and what you can do for a greater relationship with your neighbour. As well, we heard from the fine folks at the UBYSSEY and discussed the recent [...]

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