Unnamed student talks about large class sizes, student awareness, OSAP funding. April 4, 2019 in Ottawa.

Short interview Glebe C.I. Student Walkout #StudentsSayNo

CBC Ottawa's Kate Porter discusses mayor Jim Watson's response to the climate crisis during 2018 election campaign, on afternoon radio All In A Day with host Alan Neal. 
Also with clips of Angela Keller-Herzog and Ecology Ottawa director Robb Barnes.
'Fair Use' selection.
Related article: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/cbc-ottawa-explains-watson-doucet-climate-change-1.4869011

UPDATE 2019:
* April 16 motion for emergency climate discussion at Ottawa City Council: https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/ottawa-committee-will-debate-climate-change-emergency-on-april-16-1.4365762
*Ottawa, This Is A Climate Emergency (Rally & Call for Action, from Ecology Ottawa) https://ecologyottawa.ca/ottawa-this-is-a-climate-emergency/

Jim Watson Climate Action Plan, or lack thereof, for 2018 City of Ottawa Election

AANTC Grand Chief Verna Polson and others are camped out in a wigwam indefinitely, as of Wednesday evening. It is to secure equal treatment / partnership in the Indigenous 'Embassy' space in the former US Embassy building, 100 Wellington St. directly across from Parliament. 

Supporters are encouraged to visit!

This audio is from CBC radio news Thursday morning June 20th.

Monday Press Conference 28-minute video, and APTN report:
http://www.cpac.ca/en/programs/headline-politics/episodes/66003917
https://aptnnews.ca/2019/06/17/algonquin-first-nations-say-they-want-a-foot-in-the-indigenous-embassy-door/

Wednesday Radio-Canada and CBC reports on the beginning of protest
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1191462/algonquins-territoire-creation-embassade-autocthone-ottawa
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/wigwam-embassy-parliament-ottawa-1.5182461

Algonquin Protest Starts in Ottawa

July 6 report on CBC's The House, by Olivia Stefanovich. Fair Use.

More coverage http://mediacoop.ca/author/algonquin-aamp & https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgW3qVAvzOI4x75ACiFFcamTok2cEVX5h

The House from CBC Radio

Recap on Algonquin Protest, Grand Chief Verna Polson Hunger Strike

CBC Ottawa radio, 13 August 2019. ALSO see August 21 organizing event https://www.facebook.com/events/363279984337769 and the Opt-In campaign at Carleton http://sci.opirgcarleton.org #WeTheStudents #NiceTrySCI #OptIn

Ontario's Student Choice Initiative funding cuts - at Carleton & Ottawa universities

02 Dec 2019 - The UN Special Rapporteur on the Right To Housing, speaks about the correct approach the City of Ottawa and NCC (National Capital Commission) need to take instead of threats of eviction. The report mentioned, on the right to housing of residents of informal settlements = http://www.unhousingrapp.org/user/pages/04.resources/A-73-301-Rev1p.pdf

CBC Ottawa - Tent City interview with Leilani Farha

02 Dec 2019 - City Councillor McKenney provides details about the situation with the camp, including an apparent reprieve from eviction. Interview by Robyn Bresnahan. The Nov.30 statement from her and fellow local councillor Jeff Leiper is at https://kitchissippiward.ca/content/tent-city-mckenneyleiper-statement

CBC Ottawa - Catherine McKenney about the Tent City

December 9 interview by CBC Ottawa Morning's Robyn Bresnahan. 
December 9 statement from tent city: https://overdosepreventionottawa.wordpress.com/2019/12/09/statement-from-tent-city-our-demands-and-calling-for-our-human-rights-to-be-respected/ 
December 8 notice from NCC: https://twitter.com/KimberleyMolina/status/1203798116971032576
December 9 update from Ottawa city councillors Catherine McKenny and Jeff Leiper: https://www.catherinemckenney.ca/blog/2019/12/4/an-update-from-j-leiper-and-c-mckenney-re-tent-city-scglh
Leilani Farha is the United Nations Special Rapporteur for the Right to Housing. Interview posted for public accessiblity/ fair use.

UN's Leilani Farha on Ottawa tent city NCC eviction threat

This is not 'objective' nor acceptable reporting, CBC.

"We think the commercial fishermen are being vilified by the press, and that the Canadians think that the commercial fishermen are evil, horrible, violent people, and that's simply not true."

".. The Mi'kmaw say they care about conservation too. But..."

CBC does PR for Maritime Fishermen terrorism vs Mi'kmaq

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