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popular movements to get their
Opinion and ideas across.

As the commercial media become
more and more monopolized and as

“business” news becomes

‘Increasingly its priority, workers,
community groups, environmental
organizations and the Left need an
alternative voice that can speak for
them. We believe the Tribune can be
that voice.

Over the past several months, that
change has already begun to take
shape. We’ve seen the letters page
grow, echoing the debate that’s
going on in the Left. We’ve carried
stories from activists in the labour
movement, the environmental
movement, women’s groups. But

hoping to reflect the diversity of
progressive activity around this
province. And there too our readers
can be a part — by keeping us
informed and writing for the paper.

The message of this drive — and
from here on in — is that Tribune is
more than just the voice of the
editors, more than the voice of the
directors of Tribune Publishing
Company.

We still intend to cover issues
from the social movements of this
province as we have always done.
We will continue to bring you
coverage of international events and
we will cover and analyze events in
the labour movement from our
socialist perspective. But we can also
be an alternative voice for unionists,
there’s room for much more — and for popular organizations, for the
we're asking our readers to be a part socialist left.
of it. But all of that still means reaching

With this issue we’ve also begun a out farther. In the end, the paper

new program of regional coverage, will be effective only if it is read and
launched this week with coverage if it goes out to new readers.
from the Kamloops area, including We can only be an alternative
the three-month-old strike at voice if we can be heard. And that
Highland Valley Copper, the means getting the paper around,
continuing battle against the Cache introducing it to people, selling
Creek dump and the Kamloops subscriptions.
Labour Council’s rejection of city This year again, we have the
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