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Metropolis host Kalden Dhatsenpa sits down with Sarah Shamy from the Montreal Palestinian Youth Movement to chat about the pro-Palestian movements in the city, the recent sit-ins at local MPs' offices and her hopes for the organization.

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Conversation with Sarah Shamy

00:34:37 Hello Good Byline! with Savanna Craig

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Welcome to Metropolis, the biweekly show that delves into the dynamic world of Montreal’s politics. For this episode we give space to hear from fellow journalists Aude and Savanna on our segment Hello Good Byline, where we see what our reporters have been covering and farther thoughts on pressing issues that did not make it into the reporting.

Aude comes on to discuss the Million March for Families protests, as well as what counter protestors are saying. Each time the Million marchers organize a protest, trans-rights protestors have been there to counter protest. What was the mood like? Tune in to find out.

Savanna joins Hello Good Byline to discuss the media coverage of Palestine and how it's been effecting local Palestinian organizers. Why is language important? What does the angle media take tell us about their beliefs on Palestine?

all this and more on this week's episode of Metropolis.

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Welcome to Metropolis, the biweekly show that delves into the dynamic world of Montreal’s politics. Your host Kalden Dhatsenpa, is joined again by none other than Dru Oja Jay, executive director of CUTV and publisher at the Breach. Throughout his career, Dru has witnessed pivotal moments in Canadian politics, from the anti-globalization movements of the 2000s, which challenged the dominance of neoliberalism’s free trade policies, to their recent endeavours aimed at rejuvenating community journalism, a field that has been battered by corporate interests. In this episode, Dru brings his unique perspective to municipal politics as he discusses a "mural tax"??

Dru and Kalden dive into recent headlines that offer intriguing insights into Montreal’s current political landscape. They discuss the Francoise Sullivan mural, Ville Marie's empty office problem, and the plateau's Airbnb hunting squad. With Dru’s unique perspective and extensive experience, they aim to uncover the deeper implications of these issues and their impact on Montreal’s vibrant community.

Join us as we embark on this journey through the complex web of Montreal’s politics, aiming to shed light on the stories that matter most to the city and its residents. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions and engaging insights right here on “Metropolis.”

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Welcome to the inaugural episode of Metropolis, the biweekly show that delves into the dynamic world of Montreal’s politics. Your host Kalden Dhatsenpa, is joined by none other than Dru Oja Jay, executive director of CUTV and publisher at the Breach. Throughout his career, Dru has witnessed pivotal moments in Canadian politics, from the anti-globalization movements of the 2000s, which challenged the dominance of neoliberalism’s free trade policies, to their recent endeavours aimed at rejuvenating community journalism, a field that has been battered by corporate interests. In this episode, Dru brings his unique perspective to municipal politics as he emphasizes “communal luxury,” highlighting the importance of shared prosperity and well-being for all.

Dru and Kalden dive into recent headlines that offer intriguing insights into Montreal’s current political landscape. They delve into unexpected protests advocating for parking spaces and examine how some think tiny homes are a potential solution to the colossal housing crisis gripping the city. With Dru’s unique perspective and extensive experience, they aim to uncover the deeper implications of these issues and their impact on Montreal’s vibrant community.

Join us as we embark on this journey through the complex web of Montreal’s politics, aiming to shed light on the stories that matter most to the city and its residents. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions and engaging insights right here on “Metropolis.”

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