Trump Wants to Buy Greenland? We Should Outbid Him!
Our northern neighbour, ignored by Denmark, would be a natural strategic fit for Canada.
‘Ready or Not’ and the Horror of the Mediocre Rich
They’ll cut your throat for a dollar, and won’t even have the decency to be good at it.
David Keith’s Carbon Removal Moonshot
The Canadian scientist built a world-class emissions capture project in Squamish. But don’t misunderstand his aim.
‘It’s All Driven by Salmon:’ The Push to Protect the Pitt River
The Coquitlam area river and its tributaries are under attack. But advocates are working to repair the damage.
The Sad Reality of Liberal Partisans’ Response to Trudeau’s Scandal
‘Vote for us — we’ll screw you over in favour of cronies less often’ is hardly a pro-democracy campaign slogan.
Is This Langley ‘Village’ the Future of Dementia Care?
If so, it sets a new standard, posing positive challenges for our health-care system.
Big Changes for Demoviction Central
Burnaby adopts surprising recommendations for growth, homelessness and protecting renters. We break down the biggest three.
Trudeau’s Ethics Violation Is ‘Political Dynamite’
The SNC-Lavalin scandal is back in the headlines. And that’s very bad news for the Liberals' re-election hopes.
‘Hi, How Can I Help You?’ What It Takes to Be a Crisis Line Volunteer
Empathy, experience and training prepare volunteers to take calls and provide support.
How an SFU Prof Uses Statistics to Give Killer Whales a Chance
For Ruth Joy, data’s the key to smart decisions. Part of a series introducing innovative thinkers in BC’s post-secondary sector.
The Calgary Oil and Gas Execs Backing Scheer Might Surprise You
Their smallish firms have plummeted in value, even as they rake in big pay.
‘I Want Them to Have Justice’: Inside the Fight to Save the Shubenacadie River
In Nova Scotia, water protectors have fiercely opposed a gas company’s plans for a decade, helped by a celebrity supporter.
Revisiting the Canadian Radical Feminist Who Wanted to Abolish Pregnancy
Shulamith Firestone fiercely fought against the exploitation of women’s reproductive labour.
As Nisga’a Government Silences a Whistleblower, the Need for a Free Press Becomes Clear
Citizens of other First Nations working toward treaties can learn from what’s happening in the courts.
BC Government Frets Over Climate Change While Heavily Subsidizing Fracking Companies
Worse, the giveaway probably isn’t needed, with the global industry desperate for new gas fields.
Depression, the ‘Sickeningly Common Illness No One Likes Talking About’
Yet we must, as Anna Mehler Paperny’s brilliant, harrowing memoir instructs.
