From the Ground Up

Journey to New Zealand and learn about their politics with a Green Party Member of Parliament, Francisco Hernandez.

Rena Namago, Refugee and Migrant Rights Policy Officer with Citizens For Public Justice, joins us today to talk about refugee and migrant rights and how that relates to climate change. Rena Namago is also a contributor to CPJ's new book, which is out this month on March 17th, called: A Renewed Canadian Welcome: Eleven Visions from Migrants and Advocates.For more information, or to order the book, please check out:https://cpj.ca/a-renewed-canadian-welcome/

Mitchell Beer, founding publisher and managing editor of The Energy Mix, returns to our show to discuss current events and how they are affecting climate policies around the world.Please check out Mitchell's website:https://www.theenergymix.com/author/mitchellbeer/

Cathy Holtslander is the Director of Research and Policy for the National Farmers Union, and she joins us today to talk about issues such as seed law, cuts to agricultural research, and the environmental impacts that result.For more information, please visit:https://www.nfu.ca/

This is the second of two episodes in which Candyce Paul, who leads the emergency response team at English River First Nation, talks about the experience of the last few years, the efforts she and local firefighters have made to save lives and maintain people's health, plans for this year, and the challenges inherent in dealing with the provincial government.

Candyce Paul leads the emergency response team at English River First Nation. With major forest fires now dominating the summer in northern Saskatchewan, this is a massive task. This is the first of two episodes in which Candyce talks about the experience of the last few years, the efforts she and local firefighters have made to save lives and maintain people's health, plans for this year, and the challenges inherent in dealing with the provincial government.