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April 29, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

"It might be legal. It's not lawful."

Interview with senior policy developer on New Brunswick's 'Duty to Consult' or lack thereof

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» Listen: by Miles Howe

April 28, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

Interview with Crystal Lameman of Beaver Lake Cree and Jasmine Thomas of Saik'uz First Nation

Part II of Front Line communities interviews

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» Listen: by Miles Howe

April 8, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

"This piece of paper only said that you got the money."

Elsipogtog elder confirms that consultation 'workshop' was never touted as consultation.

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April 1, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

"I was taught not to touch the water."

Vanessa Gray, from Aamjiwnaang First Nation, is first in series of Front line Communities interviews

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» Listen: by Miles Howe

March 21, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

Interview with former CUPW national president Jean-Claude Parrot

Former national prez negotiated first public sector maternity leave, defied back to work legislation

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» Listen: by Miles Howe and Praxis Media

February 23, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

Testing Citizenship, Criminalizing Intellectual Disabilities, and Fair Elections

Episode 4 of The Tide Podcast

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» Listen: by Erica Butler

February 22, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

In Canada every system of oppression is organized around settler colonialism

An Interview with Harsha Walia

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» Listen: by Candida Hadley - 1 comments

February 19, 2014 • Coop Média de Montréal

Bonnie Brayton interview about Ashley Smith

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» Listen: by CKUT News Collective

February 13, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

What to do with the Kennetcook Ponds?

Interview with Nova Scotia Minister of the Environment Randy Delorey

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» Listen: by Miles Howe

February 10, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

Citizen Budlakoti, women & Wikipedia, GM salmon goes to court and honouring Rocky Jones.

The Tide Podcast, Episode 3

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» Listen: by Erica Butler

January 22, 2014 • Halifax Media Co-op

The Tide: Offshore oil and gas and Nova Scotia's fracking review

Episode 2 of the HMC podcast

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December 20, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

Introducing The Tide: HMC's new podcast & radio show

Episode 1: Featuring Gerald Hannon, Harsha Walia, and Miles Howe

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» Listen: by Erica Butler

December 9, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

Book Launch: Yellow Ribbons by A. L. McCready

The Militarization of National Identity in Canada.

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December 4, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

New Cooperative Grocery Store to Open on Gottingen

Community Carrot Coop announces purchase of building, store to open in spring 2014

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» Listen: by Erica Butler - 2 comments

November 25, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

Shale gas and coal bed methane vs. your water

Geoscientist discusses risks of extraction technologies

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» Listen: by Scott Barber

November 20, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

Railway Days

Halifax as Railway Terminus: 1854-2013

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November 20, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

SWN leaving for the winter? - Not quite yet.

Full audio from teleconference between District War Chief Jason 'OK' Augustine and RCMP

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» Listen: by Miles Howe

November 12, 2013 • Halifax Media Co-op

Community coalition ready with business plan for contested school site

NCCC informs community on St. Patricks Alexandra proposal

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» Listen: by Scott Barber

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