Patrick Condon is the James Taylor chair in Landscape and Livable Environments at the University of British Columbia’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and the founding chair of the UBC Urban Design program.
He must speak truth to Conservatives and stop accommodating ignorant denialism.
Options are limited when unhoused people are awaiting COVID-19 test results, so one social service agency has turned to motor homes.
Public health authorities still haven’t earned trust after years of mistreatment.
They’re vital to the operation of the life-saving sites, but often have fewer protections and are paid less.
Province’s move to allow coal mines in protected mountains is creating a rising wave of broad-based opposition.
With word that Biden may axe the expanded Alberta oil tube, Dr. Steve is thinking ahead.
Joe Biden plans to cancel the pipeline on his first day as president. Kenney’s fumbling is partly to blame.
How BC’s rules on long-term care visits are devastating families and denying seniors care, support — and love.
A thin green line with global impact. Latest in a series on creating a zero-carbon bioregion.
Experience this apocalyptic cabaret about the climate crisis, by celebrated Canadian creators, from anywhere in Canada.
Complainants called for an independent review, but instead police investigated themselves and pressured them to drop their case.
Mine consists of Fran Lebowitz, legwarmers and giant wooden boats. What’s yours like?
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