Justin and Mark discuss the Leap Manifesto. Part 1 of 2.

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Hayley and Mark discuss the Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change, just released by the Government of Canada and premiers of 8 provinces and 3 territories - notably excluding Saskatchewan.

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Hayley interviews Brendan Campbell, Cree member of the Canadian Youth Delegation to COP22, the UN climate conference, in Marrakesh, Morocco in November 2016.

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Climate Justice Saskatoon organizers Rachel Malena-Chan, Hayley Carlson, Cat Gendron, and Mark Bigland-Pritchard discuss current issues.

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Rachel Malena-Chan interviews Mike Hudema of Greenpeace and participants at the November 21st vigil in Saskatoon in opposition to the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion.

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Rachel Malena-Chan brings excerpts from a meeting organised in solidarity with the defenders of water and land against the Dakota Access pipeline. Sylvia McAdam talks about defending against clear-cutting on her home territory in northern Saskatchewan, Ricardo Segovia about the findings of his independent assessment of the Husky oil spill on the North Saskatchewan, and Alex Wilson about the importance of honouring Indigenous epistemology.

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Dave Greenfield marks the anniversary of the execution of Ken Saro-Wiwa with an interview about the impact of Shell Oil on the Ogoni people of Nigeria.

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Recorded at the end of September 2016 immediately before a Saskatoon rally calling for protection of the water, Candyce Paul talks about the threat to water, land, ecosystems and the traditional way of life in northern Saskatchewan - and some of the ways that local protectors have pushed back.

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An initial analysis of the Throne Speech and White Paper on climate change put out by the Saskatchewan Party and Premier Brad Wall on October 18th, 2016.

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Sandra Fraser and Kamil Rogowski talk about the Liveable YXE project - as Saskatoon holds its municipal elections, the project seeks to find out where candidates for council and mayor stand on a range of environmental, social and lifestyle issues - and collect evidence enabling citizens to hold the new council to their promises.

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