The 2012 Knicks, Jeremy Lin and Me
What a brief obsession with a six-foot-three Asian-American point guard taught me about racism.
Category: The Tyee
The Blockaders
As logging resisters near month eight in Fairy Creek, a judge may order their surrender. Inside their last stand for old growth. A Tyee special report.
Visits and Hugs Returning to Long-Term Care and Assisted Living
Province eases restrictions that seniors advocate said had ‘devastated’ well-being of seniors and families.
Doctors Group Slams Abortion ‘Reversal’ Treatment Offered in Canada and Abroad
A global investigation prompts obstetricians society to speak out against ‘unproven’ procedure.
Trudeau Has Forfeited Any Right to Claim He’s a Feminist
The Vance affair proves the PM doesn’t get the deep, destructive sexism in Canada’s military and police forces.
Slow Canada: Here’s How Badly We Muffed the Pandemic
The auditor general lays out six ways our Public Health Agency failed its mandate.
Canadian Universities Have a Racism Problem. We Went Deep into One
And what we found were myriad ways that people of colour struggle to find inclusion and justice. A special report.
Loss of Sockeye Diversity Threatens Skeena Salmon, Study Finds
Local and Indigenous fisheries are best positioned to manage fish at the population level.
Urban Farmers Have Been Leaving Vancouver for Greener Pastures
The city aimed to host 35 urban farms by 2020, but its policies have resulted in more farm closures than openings.
I Was on WHO’s China Team Investigating COVID’s Origin. Here’s What We Learned
Yes, it likely originated in animals. No the ‘wet market’ was not likely the source — nor was it created in a lab.
BC Tests Found Unsafe Lead Levels in Water of 35 First Nation Schools
Getting help and funds to fix the threat can be frustrating. A special report.
Deadly Donald Trump and 40 Years of Health Failures
Since Reagan, the US has seen widening inequality and worse health outcomes. Here’s how to change that.
This Mural Tells a Beautiful Tale of Cultural Solidarity. But Did It Really Happen?
After a Tyee piece referenced the artwork, the story it depicted was called into question. The result? Sifting through conflicting histories.
It’s OK to Stretch Out a Second Vaccine Dose. And More New COVID Science
The latest roundup of pandemic findings gathered by Hakai Magazine.
Vancouver Police to Review Own Violent Arrests at Indigenous Pipeline Protest
Civil liberties advocate calls out lack of ‘truly independent’ police oversight.