basement flooring options

Pierre tries a different approach.

Sustainable Finance PSA

CUTV'S Emily Campbell came to Montreal from cow town Alberta. 2 days after her arrival she was taken by her neighbors to BASS FEST, an underground dubstep riot held in a wharehouse, she thought that she had died and gone to party heaven. Emily grabbed a camera and jumped into the movement in order to introduce you to dubstep. Interviews with DUBMA$HINE, Inspector Dubplate, and graffiti artists from Keep it Klean. With footage from Maxime Larrivée-Roy.

A preview of the outdoor theatrical performances of the players from the Repercussion Theatre company.

CUTV News - Nov 2 - Part 1

Montreal riot police raided a demonstration on Hotel-de-Ville & Charlotte street this morning around 8:30. CUTV's own camera man (and station's programming director) Laith Marouf was arrested along with the protestors after being intimidated by police.

http://www.cutvmontreal.ca/videos/967

People Power

Pierre can't be heard, so he turns to CUTV

CUTV'S Emily Campbell came to Montreal from cow town Alberta. 2 days after her arrival she was taken by her neighbors to BASS FEST, an underground dubstep riot held in a wharehouse, she thought that she had died and gone to party heaven. Emily grabbed a camera and jumped into the movement in order to introduce you to dubstep. Interviews with DUBMA$HINE, Inspector Dubplate, and graffiti artists from Keep it Klean.

On the morning of April 12th, student demonstrators from Concordia University increased the pressure on the administration by creating a human barricade in front of Henry F. Hall building.

This video features a short montage of images caught on cell phones by CUTV reporters accompanied by the student demonstrators' statement explaining their decision to block entry to one of the most important university buildings at Concordia.

A dude finds a plastic badge in a cereal box and decides to become a cop. All goes well, until the real police show up.

Part of the 2009 CUTV Summer Video Boot Camp for Teens

By: Forest Scully-Blaker, Alex Amalfi, Arianne Vu-Lague, Ying Peng (Jerry) Cheng, Gina Dionne

Mumia Abu-Jamal has been fighting against rampant racism, police brutality and a backward justice system for years. Currently sentenced on death row in Pennsylvania, he is trying to appeal the various unfair judgments he's been submitted to. Watch the video to learn about his story.If you would like to act to help Mumia, here are three simple steps:1. Sign the PETITION online Mumia and his lawyers are asking President Obama to make a statement against his execution and for the establishment of a moratorium on the death penalty.www.mumialegal.org 2. Participate in the CONTINGENT FOR MUMIA'S LIBERATION during the Demonstration Against Police Brutality on TUESDAY MARCH 15TH @ 5PM at Place-des-Arts. 3. Come out to show your SUPPORT FOR MUMIA in front of the United States Consulate on SATURDAY MARCH 19TH @ 2PM (corner of Saint-Alexandre and René-Lévesque) OUR WEAPON IS SOLIDARITY. OUR VOICES WILL BE HEARD. "YOU CAN PUT A REVOLUTIONARY IN JAIL, BUT YOU CAN'T IMPRISON A REVOLUTION" Fred Hampton

This week on Arts + Culture we go with Sterling Downey from Under Pressure to the TA Wall. He tells us why it's called the TA wall and we see footage of Sterling in his youth and talk about Under Pressure after 16 years (16 years!) of the graffiti festival.

We also went to @CJLO1690AM to record a live performance! CJLO often has Sessions where underground bands perform at the radio station. CUTV brought some cameras and filmed the Session. Visit www.ruckusgroup.com for more info on the band performing in this week's show.

19th May Night DEMO Part 6

CUTV attended the RIDM Press Conference on October 26th. Tune in for more coverage of the RIDM or go to www.ridm.qc.ca

The “Technology and Innovation Week” is a conference devoted to innovation and tech solidarity held in Montreal,. With the objective of understanding and stimulating the positive impact of technology in the world, a series of activities have been organized which will allow participants to discover diverse innovations and the solutions they can offer.
“Technology and Society: What are the main opportunities that agents of change can benefit from in a connected society?”
This year’s forum will dwell on the collusion between the new opportunities brought about by the high penetration of technology in the world as well as in Quebec, and the requirements dictated by the planet‘s demographic, ecological and sociological transformation- and how these factors affect corporate and associative agents of change and other activists.

http://kws-forum.org/kws-montreal-2014/

As part of our election coverage CUTV did an exit poll. We talked to 30 randomly selection students to see who they voted for. Out of 30 students, 53% voted for yourconcordia and 47% voted for action. The final results of the elections will be coming out during the night of Thursday the 31st, March, 2011. CUTV will be live streaming from Reggies starting 12am.