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Rise Up

Rise Up

Rise Up is an independent news program, aired every Wednesday at 5.30pm here at mighty CJSR FM 88, as far left as your FM dial goes. Rise Up is committed to coverage on revolutionary politics in Alberta and also around the world.

Show Credits

Show time: Wednesday 5:30pm

Producer: Aaron Chubb

Host: Aaron Chubb, Luke Striesel, Alex Caldararu

Email: riseupradio [at] cjsr [dot] com

Contributors: Aaron Chubb, Luke Striesel, Alex Caldararu Past contributors: Norah Bowman, Katharine Hay, Trevor Nault, Rhiannon Edwards, Hari Darmawan, Samantha Power, Mike Hudema and Shannon Phillips.

On-air Debut: Summer 2003

 
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Episode Guide

Safeway Distribution Workers on Strike
Workers at two Canada Safeway Distribution warehouses on Edmonton’s north end have voted 70% and 76% to go on strike. On Labour Day Monday Safeway locked them ...
listen download > Sep 09, 2009

Back to School on Rise Up
On the first week of classes about 100 people gathered outside of the Alberta Legislature for a back to school thumbs down to Bill 44, which contains the contentious ...
listen download > Sep 02, 2009

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The tar sands of Northern Alberta are the biggest industrial project in human history. It´s effects on areas outside of Alberta are explored on this episode. ...
listen download > Aug 19, 2009

A Tale of Two Job Sites
We look at the differences between two job sites with the same company, one is a unionized shop in Winnipeg where Dynamex truck drivers, who are called dependent ...
listen download > Aug 13, 2009

IWW Organizes Baristas at Quebec Starbucks
This is Rise Up´s submission to the August edition of Groundwire, the national campus/community radio news magazine. To find out what the IWW has to offer, ...
listen download > Aug 13, 2009

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Police were on mass, but protesters managed a successful banner drop.

Edmonton 2010 "Spirit Train" Protest Full Length

We cover one of the protests happening from Vancouver to Montreal against the Olympic "Spirit Train" on Monday, September 29th, in Edmonton. About 30 aboriginal protesters and their supporters confronted the "Spirit Train"; and despite a heavy police presence a "Resist 2010" banner was hung from atop of the train. Members of indigenous communities ravaged by tar sands and their allies were also a part of the convergence. A message was presented that the same corporations that are funding and supplying the 2010 Olympics, the largest spectacle on earth, are also funding and operating in the the tar sands, the largest and dirtiest industrial project on earth. The protest also provided a radical education for hundreds of students at J.P. Wagner High School where the train had stopped.

Duration: 00:30:00
Filesize: 30.4MB

download • October 02, 2008

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