From Clayoquot Sound to Fairy Creek: What have we learned?
History is repeating itself while the world burns, oceans rise and irreplaceable ancient forests disappear
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BC Introduces ‘Troubling’ Limits on Freedom of Information
The government is ‘trying to keep British Columbians in the dark,’ says BC Liberal critic Bruce Banman.
The NDP Is A Lost Party In Need Of Serious Guidance
Without significant changes soon, the NDP will not have anything to offer for people looking for an actual progressive party.
Immigration Doesn’t Reduce Wages
Showing proof helped win Canadian David Card a Nobel Prize. Here’s how he did it.
Fairy Creek: Meet the people behind the largest act of civil disobedience in Canadian history
Youth forest defenders explain why they’re answering the call of Pacheedaht Elder Bill Jones
‘Measure in Generations, Not Electoral Cycles’
Jody Wilson-Raybould has written an inspiring critique of Canada’s political system.
Harsha Walia Is Still Trying to Make Sense of It All
The former BCCLA leader on ‘the tweet,’ her tenure, and the role of a civil liberties association today. A Tyee Q&A.
Canada and the war on Tigray
Trudeau government continues to provide financial support to the Ethiopian government despite allegations of war crimes
BC Promises to Fix ‘Broken’ Oil and Gas Royalty System
How is not clear, however. Enviro groups fear the review will reward firms for more fossil fuel production.
BC’s ‘Untold’ History Is Riveting Stuff
The Knowledge Network series features the fighters, resisters and true leaders who made the province.
COVID Cases Now Overwhelming Northern BC’s Health-Care System
Low vaccination rates mean that critical care patients are being flown to southern and Island hospitals.
Coastal GasLink Blasted Again by Province for Environmental Damage
Company could face hefty fines as sediment and contaminants continue to flow into waterways along the pipeline route.
Jason Kenney’s Desperate Bet
He’s thirsty for a win. But his Hail Mary anti-equalization referendum could backfire.
Going Hungry in the ‘Glorious Garden of the West’
The Shuswap boasts a farm for every 100 residents. So why are so many people food insecure?
Fighting anti-Semitism (and those who cry ‘wolf’ about it) at the University of Toronto
False claims of anti-Semitism can leave us all vulnerable when the real beast of anti-Jewish racism bares its fangs