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Groundwire | September 16, 2014

Community radio news from coast to coast to coast

by CKUT News Collective

Groundwire | September 16, 2014

Community radio news from coast to coast to coast

Produced on Mohawk territory in Montreal by CKUT's news collective

Headlines:
-BC teachers strike
-Australian aboriginal delegation visit to Canada
-Nigerian mother and her children deported from Montreal
-Carleton University safe space protest

Features:
-Popular Commission on Political Repression in Quebec
-Sex Workers testify against Bill C36 in Ottawa
-International student tuition fee hikes at Simon Fraser university in BC

Community Radio Report:
-New license for a community radio station in Tunisia

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