Interview with David Eby NDP Candidate running against Christy Clark in the Vancouver-Point Grey by Election. We ask him about Karaoke Politics and if he is ready for a lyrical rebuttal by the BC Liberals. (12 minute interview)
Approximately 3000 people attended the Women’s Memorial March for Murdered and Missing Women on Sunday, February 14, 2010 in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES). At noon, marchers began at the Carnegie Community Centre. Throughout the march stops were be made throughout the DTES where women were last seen or found. An emotional and inspiring day.
Sounds of beating drums and singing from the March, which was about 3 blocks long. (1:28)
Interview with David Eby, BC Civil Liberties Association. He provides thoughts on the March and his observations with the protests and social groups to date. (1:32)
Interview with Pauline Muskego, who hails from Saskatchewan and mother of Daleen Kay Bosse Muskego, who was found murdered in 2008 (:42)
Inteview with Jayson Fleury brother of Mona Wilson, who was body found on the Pickton farm in 2002. Talks about the future of the March. (1:53)
Interview with Gregor Robertson, Mayor of the City of Vancouver. We ask Gregory his thoughts on the march and what the perception is of the city on the third day of the Olympics. (3:22)
Interview with David Eby NDP Candidate running against Christy Clark in the Vancouver-Point Grey by Election. We ask him about Karaoke Politics and if he is ready for a lyrical rebuttal by the BC Liberals. (12 minute interview)
February 14th Women’s Memorial March Vancouver, sounds and interviews
February 14, 2010 in Commentary | Tags: city of vancouver, daleen kay bosse muskego, david eby, downtown eastside vancouver, dtes, jason fleury, mayor gregor robertson, memorial womens march vancouver 2010, mona wilson, pauline muskego, robert pickton | by J Peachy | Leave a comment
Approximately 3000 people attended the Women’s Memorial March for Murdered and Missing Women on Sunday, February 14, 2010 in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES). At noon, marchers began at the Carnegie Community Centre. Throughout the march stops were be made throughout the DTES where women were last seen or found. An emotional and inspiring day.
Sounds of beating drums and singing from the March, which was about 3 blocks long. (1:28)
Interview with David Eby, BC Civil Liberties Association. He provides thoughts on the March and his observations with the protests and social groups to date. (1:32)
Interview with Pauline Muskego, who hails from Saskatchewan and mother of Daleen Kay Bosse Muskego, who was found murdered in 2008 (:42)
Inteview with Jayson Fleury brother of Mona Wilson, who was body found on the Pickton farm in 2002. Talks about the future of the March. (1:53)
Interview with Gregor Robertson, Mayor of the City of Vancouver. We ask Gregory his thoughts on the march and what the perception is of the city on the third day of the Olympics. (3:22)
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