Nichola Taylor engages in a conversation with Steve Drost, President of CUPE New Brunswick, discussing the anti-union policies of the PC government, reflecting on the 2021 strike, and exploring ACORN’s role in paving the way for others in New Brunswick.
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Rama Fayaz, recently re-elected Downtown Toronto ACORN Chair, shares the history of ACORN Canada’s Internet for All campaign with ACORN Radio, from its initial successes to the current demands moving forward to close the digital divide in Canada
Cristiano Da Silva, recently elected Downtown ACORN Co-Chair, speaks to ACORN Canada Radio about his work organizing with ACORN Tenant Union for tenant rights, healthy homes, and ultimately, social and economic justice for all, in both Hamilton, where he held to found the Stoney Creek chapter, and in Toronto, where he now resides
Monique Dino, recently elected Downtown ACORN Secretary and new ACORN union member, talks about what a whirlwind the past few months have been — you may remember her from ACORN Canada Radio’s two-part episode about Toronto’s citywide forum, where she first discovered us! — and about next steps in organizing a new campaign in Toronto about food justice and grocery price gouging
ACORN Canada Radio introduces a new weekly show with NB ACORN Chair Nichola Taylor. This week Nichola talks with the housing critic for the New Brunswick Green Party about rent control, working with NB ACORN, and everything else to do with the NB politics
