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28.10.2022

Viewpoints Episode 32

On today’s show: Retired citizens get together in Prince Edward County. They are working on the LoveSong Seniors Housing project. The Sunny Brae Farm founded in BC back in 1888 is still going strong and having the best blueberry season ever. The Nova Scotia government is spending $102 million on the expansion of the IWK emergency care department in Halifax. A Korean artist in Sackville New Brunswick is brewing up some rice wine for her Bubble, Burn, Gather event at the Sackville Community Garden. And the Heritage Abbotsford Society in BC has announced that it will restore the 145-year-old Turner House and is in need of forgotten skills to get the project rolling. Our collaborators this week: Erica Butler, Sara Gouda, Alexander Wright, Greg Osoba and Stephen Munga. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. National coordinator, Maureen McEwan. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada in Ottawa.

28.10.2022

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30 min.
25.11.2022

Viewpoints Episode 36

On today’s show : A transcriber from Halifax has designed Canada’s first Indigenous Braille code. The Nova Scotia trades council is looking to help ex-military members transition into trades. Québec MNA and Sports minister Isabelle Charest has 1.5 billion dollars to play with to improve sports infrastructures across the province. And Toronto’s Reel Asian International Film Festival keeps its heading and its head out of the water as it closes its 26th edition. Our journalists this week were Greg Osoba, Sara Gouda, Daniel Centeno, Taylor McClure and David Moses. National Coordinator, Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne.Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada in Ottawa.

25.11.2022

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30 min.
25.04.2025

Viewpoints 158

Grief in three dimensions–Canadian composer and playwright Britta Johnson talks about Life After, the musical that grew up with her. Syrup for Soldiers. A father and son duo turn their Maple sweet success into a Haliburton County charity. And we’ll travel just next door, well some 250 km away, and full steam ahead to the Elliott Tree Farm to get a taste of its version of the maple gold. Our journalists this week: Mia Johnson, Elizabeth Oakley and Riley Gillespie-Wilson. Our National Editors are Conrad Fox and Victoria Fenner. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and the Local Journalism Initiative. Host and producer, Boris Chassagne.

25.04.2025

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30 min.
04.08.2023

Viewpoints 72

On today’s Viewpoints: Canadians celebrated Emancipation Day on August 1st all across the country. Many took part in the 10th Freedom Train Ride event at Union Station in Toronto, for example. And in Nova Scotia, the Dalhousie Art Gallery celebrated Emancipation Day with “The Secret Codes” quilt exhibit. We’ll dive into Bill C-18 which is creating quite a stir. Some big tech companies—Facebook and Google in particular, already say they will not comply. Ottawa is trying to reach an agreement with them. Alex Freedman, Executive Director of the Community Radio Fund of Canada, helps us better understand what’s at stake. And to close the show we’ll meet with a blind man who swam 30 km across the Georgia Strait in Nanaimo, BC. Thanks to our journalists, Andrew Dow, Pamela Haasen, and Mick Sweetman. National coordinators Victoria Fenner and Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community radio Fund of Canada.

04.08.2023

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30 min.
11.11.2022

Viewpoints Episode 34

On today’s show we’ll take our time: Time to listen and to remember those who fought for us, as we pause for Remembrance Day. We will travel to British Columbia and meet Canadian war veteran Lawrence Allen Kerr. He’s 97 and was a gunner in the Canadian Navy. And then to Kingston, Ontario where community radio station CFRC is running its Shortwave Theatre Festival that presents radio plays. We’ll dive into Haley Sarfeld’s play Half Past Lunchtime, inspired by a concussion she suffered. Our journalists this week: Karim Mosna in Kingston, Ontario and Pamela Haasen in Smithers, British Columbia. National Coordinator, Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada in Ottawa.

11.11.2022

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30 min.
06.10.2023

Viewpoints 81

On today’s show: Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in Montréal to demand climate action. They are asking their governments to do more. In British Columbia, a boat builder shares his unique skills to stay in touch with his community. Fall is vaccination time. Updated COVID-19 and flu shots are now being deployed across Canada. And through our rearview mirror we’ll take a peek at what went on across the country for Orange Shirt Day. Thanks to our journalists, Loni Taylor, Ed Halverson, Jules Bugiel, Riley-Gillespie-Wilson, Ryan Hunt, Edward Sweeney, and Scott Onyschak. National editors Maureen McEwan and Victoria Fenner. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

06.10.2023

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30 min.
13.10.2023

Viewpoints 82

On today’s show: Foreign workers in Québec launch a class-action suit saying they are deceived and exploited by their employers. The Alberta government will spend 28 million dollars opening 22,500 new, licensed childcare spaces across the province. An interfaith gathering in Peterborough, Ontario, celebrates its 20th anniversary. Jews, Christians, and Muslims gather at the Abraham Festival. Singer-songwriter Freya Milliken was nominated for Song of the Year at the Music New Brunswick Awards. And Diane Ballantyne, a retired teacher from Ontario presented with the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence. These stories and more on Viewpoints. Thanks to our journalists, Jules Bugiel, Riley-Gillespie-Wilson, Ryan Hunt, Edward Sweeney, Erica Butler, and Scott Onyschak. Our national editors Victoria Fenner and Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

13.10.2023

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30 min.
19.01.2024

Viewpoints 94

Transportation advocates say passenger rail service in the Maritimes is doomed if no investments are made. Prince Edward County subsidizes a popular ride sharing company. Five thousand three hundred rides completed in 2022. In Québec, Loisir Sports Outaouais offers free skis and snowshoes to sports enthusiasts. In B.C., Paige Pierce, age 21, is appointed to the position of Youth Poet Laureate by the Nanaimo city council. And after a clampdown on homeless camps, the Edmonton city council declares, “housing and houselessness emergency? In Québec, new rent-increase guidelines worry Quebec’s tenants” groups. Thanks to our journalists, Mick Sweetman, Ryan Hunt, Brenda Little, Jules Bugiel, Erica Butler, and Caleb Nickerson. Our national editors are Victoria Fenner and Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

19.01.2024

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30 min.
28.02.2025

Viewpoints 150

Hoping to help Canadians shop locally, a Montreal student launches the Buy Beaver app. Another one in Ontario does kind of the same! And launches a browser extension that helps online shoppers… buy Canadian… eh ? Municipalities are also pitching in : we go to Kingston Ontario to find out what they’re doing to support Canada and “buying local”. Then, to the Nova Scotia library and its Banned Books Sanctuary. And Rapid housing projects are on the move in Toronto. Thanks to our many journalists: Jules Bugiel, Christena Lawrie, Cora Kuehl, Rick Conrad and Mia Johnson. Thanks to our National Editors, Victoria Fenner and Conrad Fox. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and the Local Journalism Initiative. Host and producer, Boris Chassagne.

28.02.2025

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30 min.
10.02.2023

Viewpoints Episode 47

On today's Viewpoints: In Ontario, the Jukasa Six Nations recording studio adds four more Juno nominations to its list, in 2023. To Nova Scotia, where the RCMP continues to investigate mischief at the Liverpool tourist bureau. It was vandalized in January with various forms of anti-LGBTQ+ graffiti. Protesters at a Drag Queen Storytime event in Coquitlam, BC, wave homophobic signs and yell insults and slurs at attendees. And the African Nova Scotian Justice Institute receives a provincial grant that will keep them in operation until March 2026. Thanks to our journalists this week: Ed Halverson, David Moses, Sarah Gouda and Stephen Munga. National Editor Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada. At Viewpoints we produce local news, nationwide. And you can find tons of stories from all across the country www.Canada-info.ca. Follow us on Twitter @canadalji

10.02.2023

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