Charles Demers is an author and comedian and a regular on CBC Radio’s The Debaters. His most recent book is the murder mystery Primary Obsessions.
The deal is a welcome boon for Canada’s news industry. But the tech giant scored its own key concessions.
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The BC First Nations Justice Council testified about culturally appropriate policing alternatives at a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal hearing.
Eleven years after her death at 47, a retrospective of Denyse Thomasos’s art questions what we value, and what we leave behind.
Experts criticize chief’s response blaming victim; force withholds information.
Rescheduling will allow more people to be present, he says.
BC researchers have developed a tool that can check for hundreds of drugs in thousands of samples.
So many heroes and high points we couldn’t possibly list them all. Join us tonight as we celebrate!
Author Chris van Tulleken shows much of what we’re fed isn’t really food at all.
Supporters celebrate as the first Coastal GasLink criminal trial ends in a not guilty verdict.
We’re supposed to feel safer now. Somehow, I don’t.
For real change on both, we must see how they’re connected.
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