In other words, forget what we said about being on your side, our actions will reflect the neo-liberal agenda. Like joining Co-op Radio. In subsequent years, the Clark government proved to be extremely disastrous for certain vulnerable communities in British Columbia, such as single mothers on welfare and disabled people on government assistance. It's certainly true that the Clark government was somewhat selective in choosing which groups it wanted to victimize. Again, however, the point is that people are reacting politically, just not in a traditionally politically manner .
Many people suppose humans can only react in a political fashion by voting.
This is a sheer mistake, and the members of co-op radio are showing this. Another reason for cautious optimism is that over 60,000 people are coming to BC every year. The bulk of these people can directly receive Co-op's signal. Genuine community radio is not very prevalent in Canada. There are, in addition, numerous campus based stations in both English and French Canada.