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From the Ground Up airs every Wednesday evening at 6:30pm on CFCR 90.5FM, Saskatoon’s community radio station.
Answering Brad Wall’s talking points
In discussions of climate policy with opponents of decisive action, certain talking points inevitably get raised. Â Some are more common than others, some are more subtle than others, and some require more knowledge and thought to debunk than others - but our current...
The Saskatchewan White Paper on Climate Change
Last week (on Oct. 18, 2016) Brad Wall at last announced his climate policy... sort of. Â It turns out that there is nothing new in the White Paper as regards actual policy - but there are some new twists in the demands that he is making of the federal government. It...
Powershift: more about the “justice” in “climate justice”
Listen to Janelle Pewapsconias and Rachel Malena-Chan talk about this September's PowerShifting Saskatoon event. How does climate justice relate to the rights of Indigenous people? To anti-poverty action? How can we best address these vital issues together? You can...
Letter to Justin Trudeau and Catherine McKenna
from concerned citizens of Saskatchewan, convened by Climate Justice Saskatoon c/o 615 Main St, Saskatoon, SK, S7H 0J8 climateactionsk@gmail.com 2016:Oct:01 Rt Hon Justin Trudeau and Hon Catherine McKenna House of Commons Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6 Dear Mr Trudeau and Ms...
Tune in: From the Ground Up on CFCR90.5FM Weds 6:30pm
CJS is now responsible for a weekly slot on Saskatoon's community radio station, CFCR (90.5 FM). From the Ground Up is broadcast on Wednesdays at 6:30pm, and a number of us will take turns to host the programme. After broadcast, we are posting the audio file on...
The Husky oil spill should be seen as a warning
As I write, a relatively small spill of oil (250000 litres) is threatening the water supply of thousands along the North Saskatchewan river, causing damage of as yet unknown scope to the aquatic and riparian ecosystems, and most likely contaminating traditional First...