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Rex Weyler
Stories by Rex Weyler
What's in an Acronym?
Undefined EAJs send journalist OTE.
Attacking Margaret Atwood: Are Limits to Growth Real?
She's been flayed in the Ottawa Citizen for her ideas about scarcity. But who's the 'slack, lazy' one?
Back from Extinction
BC's forgotten Sinixt Nation reoccupies its homeland. A tale of tenacity and joyous rebirth.
Plan Well or Perish
Vancouver architect Richard Balfour on readying his region for oil scarcity.
A Love that Feeds the Hunger
Author Sara Miles on her spiritual quest to help the poor.
Delivering 'Framed' John Graham
He faces a US murder warrant. New evidence suggests he's the victim of smears.
Green Spin Out of Control
Forests and seas healing! Oil aplenty! And more eco-baloney.
Will Teachers Leave BC Fed?
BCTF mulls strike – and staying in labour federation.
Who Gets to Use Hank's Beach?
Cortes Island tussle a case study in disappearing BC forest land.
Jim Green, The Tyee Interview
Vancouver Vision's mayoral candidate on the big split, cops, drugs, gambling, panhandlers and more.
Did the Greens Put the BC Liberals Back in Office?
They may have, depending on estimates. Efforts renew to pursue an NDP-Green alliance.
Why Are We Still Hunting Seals?
Canada keeps subsidizing the clubbing and skinning of infant seals in their nursery.
Greenpeace Visits the Pope
The activists' papal audience began with a comic cloak-and-dagger deportation from Paris.
Remembering a Great Legal Warrior
David Gibbons, the famed B.C. defence lawyer who died last week, fought for Greenpeace in its early days. A first-hand account.
Greenpeace Gets a Name
In 1970, a Vancouver anti-nuclear activist casually uttered the words "green peace" and a great movement was launched.
Greenpeace Tracks the Russians
In 1976, a converted Canadian minesweeper zeroed in on the Russian whaling fleet in the North Pacific.
Tell Laura I Love Her
My class reunion took me back to Texas and memories of tragic, sweet Laura. The Laura who married George, and became America's First Lady.
