In this pilot episode, host Karim Mosna first explores the special City of Kingston Council meeting on May 12th 2022 regarding the Belle Park encampment and Council’s decision to ‘pause’ eviction of homeless individuals residing in the space. In the next segment, Lisa Kerr, Assistant Professor of Criminal Law at Queen’s University shares insights on the new statistic revealed in a report from Canada’s correctional investigator, Ivan Zinger that half of Canada’s federal female prisoners are Indigenous. The last segment features an interview with one of the six employees who were fired from Lennox & Addington Interval House the day they returned to work following a five month legal strike.
This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna first covers Kingston Cohousing, then he interviews Queens University computer science student Nicolas Brasset who has...
This week on Citizen K, in the first segment, host Karim Mosna looks at a project where students from the Smith School of Business...
This week on Citizen K, host Karim Mosna speaks with Ovarian Cancer Walk organizers, and Queens PhD students Jacob Kment and Farzaneh Afzali. Then,...
