Communication & Information

	This JOURNEY Media Program is a medium of Communication and Information that can be exchanged and will create an ongoing dialogue of understanding and respect for diversity of opinions and ideas beyond geographic boundaries. Our major objectives and policy are to advance and build communication links inbetween the communities, to implement and to inform the public about our programs, current issues facing the community and in-depth local and world news coverage...etc. Click here to contact us         The Media Program: Our Program of Communication and information namely The JOUYRNEY  combines Newspaper, Web site, Radio and Television which is aimed to advance the methods of providing information,  building communication links in between the communities and enhancing service programs that we provide and deliver.       The Weather Network Weather Warnings Mobile Weather Video on Demand More Weather Maps Click here to Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunication Commission (CRTC)      The Voice Your Community Radio To Watch World Soccer Game   Click this Picture Below EDITORIAL POLICY: We are going to strive towards a path of rationality, fairness and accurate reporting from different sources.  However, the views expressed by the contributors do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher, editor, audiance and viewers or readership of the Journey media program, which reserves the right to edit and/or refuse publication/issue of submitted articles and letters.                                  Dbate       Your Community TV/Chanal Link Table of Contents: Interview with Chris Johnson, pet-lover and entrepreneur "Animal Rights Activism in the 21st Century," an editorial by Marg Williams BOOKS: "On the Structure of the Modern Nonprofit Agency," an essay by Mark Smith Organization News: Our organization welcomes Palmer Berry to the staff. A new session of the animal awareness training class begins April 22nd. An interview with Chris Johnson, pet-lover and entrepreneur Question: Can you tell us how you first became interested in animal activism? CJ: When my company started to do really well, I decided I'd like to give something back to the community. I'd always had a passion for animals and had been involved in animal rights movements in college, so it was my first thought to return to animal right issues once I'd "made it," so to speak. Edition 1/Publication/ Janaury 2006              The Journey   Your Community Newspapper click here to download this file PDF