Migrant March | Critic Israel=Jail? | Bike Ban at McGill

Program Title: GroundWire october 12-25
Description: In this Edition:

Headlines
-Deaths of Ontario workers inspire migrant workers to march over 50 Kilometres in the first ever “Pilgrimage to Freedom”
-Ontario Court supports ban on blood donations from Gay Males: The Canadian Aids Society representative Douglas Elliott responds
-Imagine a Canadian campus without bikes: McGill
-Students at Simon Fraser get a surprsie- new arts building to be named after controversial mine company Gold Corp

Features
-Criticise Israel Go to Jail? is a question posed by Professor Michael Keefer in a cross country lecture tour examining the aims, work and funding Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Antisemitism. Committee member MP Hedy Fry responds.(Jennifer Moreau |CJSF)

-Exclusive Interview: Charles Beer on changes to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (Catherine MacDonald | Contact, provided by Voiceprint)

Community Radio Report
-A Wet'suwet'en Nation reserve and the community of Fort Chipewayn have both established their own community radio stations. Both communities are at the forefront of Indigenous opposition to Tar Sands developments. Sakura Saunders talks about helping with the radio build (Peter DriftMier)

Host(s): Vincent Tinguely
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Credits:
Headlines by Omme Salma Rahemtullah, Frieda Werden, Paul Daniels. We also credit:
Migrant Matters Radio on CFRU (MaryCarl Guiao) Red Eye Co-Op Radio (Jane Williams) and Worm's Eye View on CJSF (Peter DriftMier) and thanks Vancouver Media Co-op.
Music by Bob Wiseman and Jimmy Sidlar

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