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A dreamlike parable about immigration, Permit Garden follows a nameless child as they toil to gain exit from the Garden. But as time goes on, they wonder if escape is even possible. Will their number ever be called?

Permit Garden

A documentary film about Temporary Foreign Workers in New Brunswick, Canada. This documentary is a collection of interviews interwoven together to present a deep portrait of the lives lived by migrant workers and the challenges they face in Canada and specifically in New Brunswick. There are interviews with migrant workers and those who support and advocate for migrant workers. There are suggestions for improvements to Canadian immigration policies and laws and calls to action.

Chaos and Control

Chimborazo's ice pickers have long been subjected for years to the inclemency of the volcano, located in the Ecuadorian Andes. In exchange, they crush some of its ice to provide for their people. Baltazar Ushca is the only one who continue this profession, daily walking for hours to get blocks of ice. He remembers his youth and his companions.

Chimborazo

An allegory contemplating the nuances of forest stewardship and the interconnectedness of monoculture tree farms with Canada's current wildfire crisis. This is a visually poetic rumination on the relationship between fire and forests -environmentally, personally, economically. It includes interviews with interesting people andexperts, as well as visual montages featuring folks who work with trees, with lumber, and withfire. The filmmaker suggests some new understandings are needed.

Forest for the Fires

In this 11-minute video, labour economist Jim Stanford takes viewers on an animated tour of a workplace where workers have a strong collective voice: that is, the ability to speak out, be heard, and make change. The video illuminates key findings from economic research: namely, when workers have a strong ‘say’ at work, workplaces are safer, more productive, and fairer, and workers’ lives are better.

Having a Say at Your Job: Why Workers’ Voice Builds Better Workplaces, Better Economy, Better Lives

British Columbia

Worker Solidarity Network

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