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01/08/2025

Viewpoints 172

The Upper Credit Humane Society Faces Eviction after 30 years spent at the same address, in Erin, Ontario. The National Youth Orchestra will play in Nanaimo: A local musician gets to live his dream. Montreal’s Historical Fencing Society is keeping medieval brawls alive. A new public art pilot project brings colour to Kingston’s downtown, as local artists take over the traffic control boxes. And the New Brunswick Museum is getting a new look. Construction is underway while public fundraising continues. The goal is to raise $35M. And they are half-way there! Our journalists this week are Adam Inniss, Christena Lawrie, Lauryn MacKenzie, Paul Herriot, and Iona Coe. National Editors are Victoria Fenner and Conrad Fox. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and the Local Journalism Initiative. More at FrequencyNews.ca

01/08/2025

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30 min
30/11/2024

Viewpoints 137

More funding is desperately needed, as Winnipeg’s women’s shelters are exceeding their capacity. A UNBC professor receives a $50,000 grant to create a women’s cyber self-defense toolkit. The New Westminster crisis response project wants to tackle homelessness, mental health and substance abuse head on. Queens County fishermen head out early on Dumping Day, the first day of the Lobster Season! And the Canada Post strike is affecting many Canadian businesses, including Pontiac’s community newspapers. Thanks to our journalists Ryan Funk, Caleb Nickerson, Rick Conrad, Jesse Wentzloff and Ian Cregg. Our National Editors are Victoria Fenner and Conrad Fox. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada with the support of the Local Journalism Initiative.

30/11/2024

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30 min
03/11/2023

Viewpoints 85

On today’s show: A recent survey finds that more Canadians are living beyond their means. Inflation and high interest rates are for many, becoming unbearable. In British Columbia, Premier David Eby is taking the bull by the horns with legislation to regulate short-term rentals. In Québec, students take to the streets to protest increases in tuition fees which would affect out-of-province undergraduate and professional master’s students. They are looking at a $17,000 tuition bill per year as soon as next fall. Alberta announces long-term investments into Indigenous infrastructure and will expand the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation’s loan guarantee from its current $1 billion, to $3 billion next year. In Nova Scotia NDP opposition is asking Premier Tim Houston to cut grocery tax on all food items. Thanks to our journalists Meagan Deuling, Jules Bugiel, Mick Sweetman, Ryan Hunt and Haeley DiRisio. National coordinators, Maureen McEwan and Victoria Fenner. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

03/11/2023

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30 min
11/03/2024

The Future of Kanienʼkéha

Semiah Smith is an up-and-coming musician who blends tradition and language into her music. She shares her creative process. Devery Jacobs, star of the hit show Reservation Dogs and Marvel’s What If…Kahhori Reshaped the World? Funded by Sirius XM Canada through the Community Radio Fund of Canada wordsandculture.ca crfc-fcrc.ca

11/03/2024

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28 min
16/05/2025

Viewpoints 161

The Bishop representing the region of Cape Breton gives his blessing to new pope Leon XIV. Community consultations are being held over the growing number of cannabis greenhouses in Six Nations. June is Stroke and Aphasia Awareness Month. Loyalist Township opts in. Three thousand blankets and counting have been made by the Knitting for Warmth Group in Minden, Ontario. The Sackville Food Bank president has received a Coronation Medal recognizing, “strong leadership and compassion.” And finally to Fredericton, New Brunswick, where the Tokyo Ramen fast-food restaurant has re-opened after a ten-month hiatus and widespread support. Thanks to our LJI journalists, Andrew Dow, Ted Evans, Bill McCuish, Elizabeth Oakley, Aidan Keenan, and Erica Butler. Our National Editors are Victoria Fenner and Conrad Fox. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and the Local Journalism Initiative.

16/05/2025

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30 min
29/08/2025

Viewpoints 176

The Brooklyn Marina rolls out the red carpet for Nova Scotia’s sailing ambassador. The famous Blue Nose II. We stay on the water as the Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup hits the city of Kingston, Ontario. To Montreal, where a gardening group is trying to revive a long-lost and historic melon! Domestic beer sales down in Newfoundland and Labrador. But cannabis sales are on the rise ! A 60-foot electric bus hits the road in Winnipeg and paves the way for possible expansion. And the Canine Stars, a famous American travelling stunt dog show, makes a stop in B.C.’s Bulkley Valley. Thanks to our journalists, Pamela Hassen, Tonya Organ, Rick Conrad, Ryan Funk, Adam Inniss and Christena Laurie. National Editors are Conrad Fox and Victoria Fenner. Host and producer, Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada and the Local Journalism Initiative.

29/08/2025

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30 min
10/11/2023

Viewpoints 86

On today’s Viewpoints: A rare and ambitious one billion dollar conservation agreement is reached in British Columbia between First Nations, and federal and provincial governments. Scientists are releasing a beetle from the West Coast of BC into the wild in Nova Scotia. This, in an effort to save hemlock trees. In Ontario, the 59th Six Nations Elected Council was sworn in on November 7th. Also in Ontario, Canadians celebrated Treaties Recognition Week. And to Québec, where a Royal Canadian Legion member hopes to bring his veteran grave marking project, to a national level. Our journalists, David Moses, Taylor McClure, Riley Gillespie-Wilson, Ed Halverson and Scott Onyschak. National editors Victoria Fenner and Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is brought to you by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

10/11/2023

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30 min
18/11/2022

Viewpoints Episode 35

On today's Viewpoints: In Revelstoke BC the newly formed municipal council is an all men all white cast! Some worry they might have trouble thinking out of the box. Should municipalities have to foot the bill to extend water and sewer services to privately owned housing developments? That’s the question Queens council is trying to answer. The North Preston Community Centre received $120,000 from the Canada Community Revitalization Fund last October to develop a new Afrocentric community hub. And in Nova Scotia, the white sands and clear blue waters of Carters Beach attract thousands of visitors. Will it stay open to the public or become a natural reserve? Some say shutting down the beach is almost impossible. Our journalists this week are Meagan Deuling, Sara Gouda, Edward Halverson and Karim Mosna. National Coordinator, Maureen McEwan. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada in Ottawa. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Check out our website canada-info.ca.

18/11/2022

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30 min
30/12/2022

Viewpoints Episode 41

(This show is a rebroadcast) We stay in one place today as we dive into an audio documentary produced by our journalist Pamela Haassen posted in Smithers, British Columbia. Pamela Haasen wanted to hear from people involved in the recent renaming of the Haida Gwaii village of Queen Charlotte back to the traditional name of Daajing Giids. In 2019, the activists involved in the Skidegate Haida Immersion Program (S.H.I.P.) submitted a request to the Queen Charlotte Village Council to change the name of the village, back to the ancestral Daajing Giids. The Skidegate Haida Immersion Program, founded in 1998, has since been documenting the Skidegate Haida language of Xaada Kil for the purpose of saving a language that is quickly disappearing, and to keep in touch with their ancestors. The protection and preservation of Xaada language is a lengthy process, and it is due to the efforts of 10 very committed and dedicated Haida elders who are fluent speakers of the Skidegate Haida Language. The average age of these Elders is 80 and they represent approximately 50 per cent of today’s fluent Skidegate Haida Kil speakers. Their effort to revitalize Xaada Kil are genuine. Respect for their ancestors' language and its many dialects have been of the utmost importance. So these Elders took charge of the name change process and proposed it to the village council. The community has been working on it for years. Citizens, council members, government representatives were consulted and still are. Whether it's approved or not, the proposed name change and process could serve as an example for many communities across British Columbia and Canada widely that wish to correct and recognize the wrongs of the country’s colonial history and wish to reconnect with the Indigenous culture and ancestors. For the Haida, the proposed name change represents more than a name, but a way to be proud of their history, culture, and language, to communicate and pay respect to their ancestors. In this documentary, Pamela Haasen spoke with many Elders, as well as with Queen’s Charlotte Mayor and the BC Minister of Municipal Affairs and Immigration. She first talks with Diane Brown about the importance of changing Queens Charlotte’s name back to Daajing Giids. Diane is one of the 19 people who still speak Xaada Kil. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

30/12/2022

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30 min
04/11/2022

Viewpoints Episode 33

On today’s show, we exceptionally make three consecutive stops out west before going ghost hunting: In British Columbia the Klabona Keepers fight against industrial developments around their sacred headwaters, and win! John Dooley has been Nelson’s Mayor for the past 19 years, and, at age 74, he’s stepping down after losing his last election. Another elected official has been keeping his chair warm for the past 38 years. Revelstoke School trustee Alan Chell tells us why he likes his job so much. And we finish things off with the paranormal, as three friends from the Six Nations community in Ohsweken Ontario, decided to go ghost hunting years ago and now their work is being featured on a TV show. Our journalists this week were David Moses, John Rune, Meagan Deuling and Morgyn Budden. National Coordinator, Maureen McEwan. Host and producer Boris Chassagne. Viewpoints is produced by the Community Radio Fund of Canada in Ottawa.

04/11/2022

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30 min

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