MAI Inquiry Part 1 wtv #122 (27.30 mins) Click here MAI Inquiry Part 2 (57 mins) click here MAI Inquiry Part 3 wtv #123 (27.30 mins) Click here

MAI Inquiry series:

3 Special Programs
2 x 27 minutes 30seconds
1 x 57 minutes 30 seconds

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working TV #122, RT: 27:30; first broadcast October 09, 1998

MAI Inquiry (#1 of 3)

Taped September 25 & 26 in Vancouver, the first of three special programs with highlights from the MAI Inquiry's "citizens' search for alternatives" to the MAI, the Multilateral Agreement on Investment.

Marjorie Griffin Cohen

Featuring: Marjorie Griffin Cohen, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and Chair of Womens' Studies at Simon Fraser University; Joan Smallwood, MLA (NDP) and chair of the BC Legislature's Special Committee on the MAI; and Ontario based actor and activist, R.H. Thomson.

	Joan Smallwood, MLA (NDP) and chair of the BC Legislature's Special Committee on the MAI
Ontario based actor and activist, R.H. Thomson.

 

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working TV MAI Inquiry One Hour Special RT: 57:30; first broadcast October 11, 1998

MAI Inquiry Special (#2 of 3)

The second of three special programs with highlights from the MAI Inquiry's "citizens' search for alternatives" to the MAI, the Multilateral Agreement on Investment.

Featuring: keynote speech by Toronto based CBC TV host and author, Judy Rebick;

 

Canadian Auto Workers union president Buzz Hargrove;

and comments from Murray Dobbin of the Council of Canadians and an award presentation of cash from the Council of Canadians to Annette Muttray, representing APEC Student Protestors.

 

Murray Dobbin presents award to APEC Student Protestor Annette Muttray. Award will be used for legal fees in the students ongoing legal battle against the RCMP and the Federal Government.

 

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working TV #123, RT: 27:30; first broadcast October 16, 1998

MAI Inquiry (#3 of 3)

The third of three programs, this one from the "Roundtable" sessions taped Saturday September 26 at Vancouver City College, with Chief Saul Terry, Union of BC Indian Chiefs; Steve Shrybman, West Coast Environmental Law Association; Jean Swanson, End Legislated Poverty; Buzz Hargrove, Canadian Auto Workers.

Steve Shrybman

Jean Swanson

 

Want to see this broadcast on TV in your community? Videotapes of these and all working TV shows are available in any format for broadcast on community television channels.

These videotapes are also for sale to the general public - 25$. Students, seniors and under-employed - $15

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