T'liammon treaty ratified in BC, Smithers resolves to improve rural tansit, TaxiSavers program saved

Program Title: July 15 GroundWire
Description: Headines:
-Manitoba Chiefs call for National public inquiry into missing and murdered women
-Professor David Heap suing to get Tahrir back from Israel
-C??SNA??M Musqueam occupation update
-BC sued for passing legislation protecting Flathead Valley from mining
-Ungraded egg sales cause trouble in New Brunswick
-Day of Action against cuts to Aboriginal Youth Program in Halifax

Features:
-Smithers Town Council Highway of Tears resolution to be brought to UBCM- CJLY, with files from CICK
-Taxisavers program reinstated in Vancouver- CJLY, with files from CJSF
-community opposition to the recent T'liammon treaty vote- CJLY, with files from CJMP, CFRO

Community Radio Report:
-Groundwire speaks with Marie-Ève Laramée-Gauvreau, Program Officer at the Community Radio Fund of Canada

Music:
-Mils and Luckiam.psc “Supposed 2 be” (Saskatchewan)
-“Camino” by Lido Pimienta (London, Ontario)

Host(s): Catherine Fisher and Neil Sorochan
Featured Speakers/Guests: Marie-Ève Laramée-Gauvreau (CFRC); David Heap; Casey Brennan (Wildsight); Tayor Bachrach (Smithers Mayor); Nancy Oleweiler (Chair of Translink); Elsie Dean (Women and Elders in Action); Brandon Peters and Ta'Kaiya Blaney (Protectors of T'liammon Sovereignty); Arthur Manuel (Indigenous Network on Economies and Trade);

Credits: Dan Zynski (CJMP); Frieda Werden (CJSF); Candice Casscanette (CKUT); Catherine Fisher (CJLY); Edward von Aderkas (CHRW); and Emily Stewart (CHRW); Redeye Collective (CFRO); Paul Anderson(CiCK); Gunargie O'Sullivan (CFRO)

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