The Silencing Of Fairy Creek Journalists: RCMP Threaten and Obstruct Free Press
“I’ve had officers put hands on me on two instances where I was on the side of the road, doing my job.”
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Alone In The Dome: Disabled People, Many Poor, Struggled to Survive B.C.’s Fatal Heat Wave
“We don’t have this kind of weather normally in Vancouver, but climate change is happening …(those who died) weren’t even that old.”
Cultural Centre With Nazi Statue Received $35,000 Federal Grant For Protection From ‘Hate Crimes’
Roman Shukevych collaborated with the Nazis during the Second World War, and scholars believe he is responsible for the deaths of approximately 100,000 people, including Jews, Poles, Belarusians, and non-nationalist Ukrainians.
Why Critics Doubt Erin O'Toole's Comments About Racism, Abortion and Climate Science
O’Toole insists that he condemns racism, is pro-choice and accepts the reality of climate change. However, many observers remain skeptical about O’Toole’s level of commitment to those positions.
Bolder Vision Needed To Connect Rural Communities To High-Speed Internet, Analysts Say
“We need to really end big telecoms calling the shots at the CRTC and the government, and to put the power back in the hands of the people to guide the policies and regulations that will serve us.”
Can Systemic Racism In Policing Be Fixed?
“If the hiring practices are still inherently racist, then hiring people of a different background doesn’t do anything."
Frontline Workers Remain Concerned Without Additional Health Restrictions, B.C. Labour Groups Warn
“There are still concerns for those that are working with the public. Where people may not be keeping their distance, who aren't wearing a mask, there has definitely been discomfort.”