How the House of Saud Inflicted 500,000 Cholera Cases — As Policy
And given Canada’s apparent role selling armoured vehicles to the Saudis, we’re complicit. Read more »
Only Fiction Can Help Us Understand ‘2Q17’
Two novels that can help you live in a world gone mad — and restore some sanity.
Big Budget Surplus Came at Citizens’ Expense, Says James
Provincial public accounts show $2.7B surplus; NDP promises new priorities in Sept. 11 update.
Why It’s a Mistake to Celebrate the Crackdown on Hate Websites
Without oversight, the policing poses risks to basic rights and freedoms.
A Cross-Canada Cycle Against the Stigma of Social Housing
Having faced stigma himself as a kid, Curtis Carmichael took his life experience on the road.
What If Trump’s ‘Dark Prince’ Is Right about China’s Plan for Global Conquest?
Ousted advisor Steve Bannon warns West at risk of losing economic war — while Trudeau government seeks free trade deal with China.
VIDEO: Hear from the Speakers at Vancouver’s ‘Stand Up to Racism’ Rally
‘It is good to see you all. It is good for my heart.’
Kamloops Council Urges BC, Ottawa to Re-Think Ajax Mine Environmental Assessment
Province expected to decide on project this fall.
One Thing about Nazis…
They’ve brought long-festering racism into revolting view. Time to burst the boil.
How to Build Better Burbs to Ease the Housing Crunch
Transforming suburbs creates options for families priced out of city and creates better communities.
Trump Country Road Trip! A Dispatch from Tyee’s Spin Doctor
Nothing says America like rant-y AM radio, the NRA, and something called ‘Texas SuperFood.’
‘Meatballs’ and the Films of Summer’s Ending
It’s the season of camp classics. The breathier and more hormonal, the better.
Five Activists and Artists on Fighting Racism with Outrage and Empathy
In advance of expected Vancouver rallies, thoughts on accessing love in times of rage.
Young Workers ‘Left Behind’ in Growing Economy
While job prospects improve for older workers, those under 25 still have hard time getting into the labour market.
The US Continues Its 156-Year Civil War
Lynchings, segregation and thuggery replaced the battlefield, but the South has never ended its war on black people.
Reject Site C as a Fiscal Nightmare for Taxpayers, Says Former BC Hydro Head
Marc Eliesen recommends that NDP cancel ‘reckless’ dam.
The Lady of the Lake
Dad showed up towing a used trailer and promised us a clean getaway up the Yellowhead.
Charlottesville: Why White Educators Need to Fight Racism Every Day
Teachers have special role in fight against racism and white supremacy.
Singh Takes On MPs in Bid for NDP Leadership
Ontario MPP says social justice focus, organizing strength will overcome campaign challenges.
Looking Back from 2037: How Canada’s Food Revolution Began
A vision of future food democracy — and a chance to take the first critical steps to make it happen.
British Columbia Will Have a $15 Minimum Wage by 2021
Increases will be planned and implemented gradually, according to NDP labour minister.
Rebel Cofounder Quits, Citing ‘Lack of Editorial and Behavioural Judgment’
Brian Lilley ‘no longer comfortable’ at conservative media organization.
How Churches and Service Clubs Can Ease Housing Crunch
Growing number of organizations partner in property redevelopments to meet their needs, fill gaps.
A Man and His River
In praise of the perfect Vancouver Island fishing hole, and one monster inhabitant.
NDP Government to End Grizzly Bear Trophy Hunting
Move ‘supported by the vast majority of people across our province,’ says forests minister.
Blame BC Liberal Neglect, Not Climate Change, for Year of Fires
Despite warnings, government failed to invest in measures to reduce wildfire risk.
Can Horgan Fix BC’s Broken Environmental Protection System?
Shawnigan Lake, Mount Polley show culture that reflects BC Liberals’ contempt for regulation, enforcement.
Why the American Left Failed, and What Canadians Can Learn
Prophetic book argues progressives abandoned fight for workers in favour of culture campaigns.
One Thing about Nazis…
They’ve brought long-festering racism into revolting view. Time to burst the boil.
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Whether it’s a lazy or adventurous summer, whether it happened at home or abroad, a romance or a ritual, we’d love to hear it.
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Tyee Story on TransLink Data-Sharing with Police Prompts Provincial Investigation
Transport authority increasingly discloses rider info, no warrant required.
