Vancouver Council Supports Compassion Club for Heroin, Cocaine and Meth
As six people die every day from overdoses in BC, one group wants to hand out tested, clearly labelled drugs.
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The Vancouver Dentist That Works for Art
Dr. Trylowsky’s office isn’t just a place to get teeth fixed. It’s also home to an eclectic collection.
Art as Thrilling Tribute to Knowledge and Artifact
‘Assembly’ at The New Media Gallery contains an ‘oceanic swell of ideas and emotion.’
Enviro Groups Call on Parties to Unite on Climate Action
Put aside partisanship and act on four key goals, organizations urge newly elected MPs.
‘Night Raiders’ Broaches Residential School Trauma through Dystopic Sci-Fi
Filmmaker Danis Goulet on her newest work, and coping with painful truths through fiction. A Tyee Q&A.
Next for Fairy Creek? Science Must Trump Politics
The case for saving some of the most precious ecosystems on Earth.
Jason Kenney’s Lethal Negligence
His decisions have led to hundreds of deaths. Who will hold him accountable?
Horgan’s Fairy Creek Excuses Betray Citizens
The BC government has failed in its duty to ensure police actions are lawful.
Is This How We Feed Ourselves and Save the World?
A Finnish firm will make protein flour from bacteria. We ponder the implications and speak with the founder.
CONTEST: Win a Digital Pass to the 2021 Vancouver Writers Festival
One very lucky Tyee reader will receive full access to the city’s hottest literary event.
Vancouver Aimed for World’s ‘Greenest City.’ How Did That Go?
A look back with former mayor Gregor Robertson and allies who shared big ambitions — and hard lessons.
This Okanagan College Student Dives Deep into Shark Data, Thanks to an Advanced GIS Program
The online geographic information systems certificate program helps learners structure, manage and analyze data within a map.
Pipeline Standoff: Wet’suwet’en Block Effort to Tunnel under Morice River
On the scene where Coastal GasLink’s plan to install pipe under the river bed has been halted for 11 days.
Nowhere to Go for Homeless People Sick with COVID-19
In the fourth wave, empty hotel rooms are often no longer an option for BC’s unhoused or underhoused residents.
Bombshell Decision: Judge Ends Fairy Creek Injunction
Celebrating blockaders say their fight to protect old growth continues.