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Richard Fidler talks about Bill C-19 and Mohammad Momin Khawaja, the first person to be sentenced under Canada’s post-9/11 terrorism laws. Herman Rosenfeld looks at the efforts to save the North American auto industry and in particular the concessions agreed to by the CAW. Bryan Evans describes the devastating impact of the economic crisis on Ontario. Music is the Weapon features The Mothers.

Margaret Viggiani of Radical Women (USA) talks about IWD 2009 and women resisting oppression around the world. Ed Schreyer talks about the 40th anniversary of his NDP government’s first election to office in Manitoba. Professor Anthony Hall builds a case for the prosecution of George W. Bush as a war criminal on the occasion of his visit to Calgary March 17. Music Is The Weapon profiles the Sex Pistols.

Margaret Viggiani of Radical Women (USA) talks about IWD 2009 and women resisting oppression around the world. Ed Schreyer talks about the 40th anniversary of his NDP government’s first election to office in Manitoba. Professor Anthony Hall builds a case for the prosecution of George W. Bush as a war criminal on the occasion of his visit to Calgary March 17. Music Is The Weapon profiles the Sex Pistols.

Scholar/activist Joel Kovel talks about how his anti-Zionist views caused Bard College, his employer of 21 years, to refuse to renew his teaching contract. On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the coup against the Haitian government of Jean Bertrand Aristide, Eves Engler talks about Canada’s role Feb 29, 2004 and in the years that followed. Guilliane McEachern describes the rally against the tar sands that greeted Environment Minister Jim Prentice in Washington earlier this week. Music is the weapon profiles The Clash.

Scholar/activist Joel Kovel talks about how his anti-Zionist views caused Bard College, his employer of 21 years, to refuse to renew his teaching contract. On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the coup against the Haitian government of Jean Bertrand Aristide, Eves Engler talks about Canada’s role Feb 29, 2004 and in the years that followed. Guilliane McEachern describes the rally against the tar sands that greeted Environment Minister Jim Prentice in Washington earlier this week. Music is the weapon profiles The Clash.

Parkland Director Gordon Laxer discussers Canadian energy security vs the continental energy security agreement sought by Harper. Kairos’s Rusa Jeremic discusses the recently signed Canada-Colombus free trade agreement. OPIRG’s Lissa Schofield describes how Ontario universities are suppressing pro-Palestininan anti-apartheid student activism on university campuses. Music is the Weapon profiles Tinariwen.