Those 12-step programs talking about a “higher power” are more flexible than you might think.
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Bricks and barricades, treehouses and toilet pits, solar panels and superglue — this is the stuff of “Protest Architecture.”

Particularly relevant to the present as pro-Palestinian protests take to campuses. 🧱🇵🇸
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“We have a law about that, policy around this. OK, then why do we still have this much xenophobia, Islamophobia, antisemitism and anti-trans agendas going on?”

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Nearly 50 years after the Lejac Residential School closed, survivors who attended the institution are leading a search for answers about children who never returned home.
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Cities may go dry as soon as this summer. What’s at stake, and how to prepare. Crawford Kilian writes.
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Bricks and barricades, treehouses and toilet pits, solar panels and superglue — this is the stuff of “Protest Architecture.”

Particularly relevant to the present as pro-Palestinian protests take to campuses. Christopher Cheung ✍️ writes. 🧱🇵🇸
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#ICYMI : Private owners made millions selling properties to the province. While the BC Conservatives want an audit, Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon is dismissing the concerns about high-profit “hotel flipping” in Prince George. #bcpoli
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Does Bill C-63 address those on the frontlines of online abuse? Experts highlight why Canada’s online harms bill is a good first step but falls short. #canpoli

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“Sometimes a film comes along that is so resolutely, profoundly Canadian that all one can do is give in to its bleak and flinty ways.” 🇨🇦🎞
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Nearly 50 years after the Lejac Residential School closed, survivors who attended the institution are leading a search for answers about children who never returned home. Amanda Follett Hosgood reports.
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Vancouver run out of water? Other cities may go dry as soon as this summer. What’s at stake, and how to prepare. Crawford Kilian writes.
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Veronica Swift has been ascending to the upper echelon of 21st-century jazz singers. With the interpretive ingenuity and bracing songwriting of her new album, she’s now most certainly arrived.

Win two tickets to see her live with The Tyee!

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Has Vancouver’s ABC council lost its mind?

Only if you think expanded gambling, more traffic and climate change denial are problems! Steve Burgess writes.

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Those advocating for a green transition contend with not just economic or political resistance, but ideological pushback from those adhering to the “ideology of fossil fuels.”

Ian Urquhart writes.

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Secrecy in mountains 🏔: The Association of Canadian Mountain Guides has backtracked on plans for post-accident debriefs with clients, citing legal concerns. Amanda Follett Hosgood reports.
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“Radical” forest reform? B.C. is signalling a shift in resource management. Here’s one way to prove it’s real, writes Andy MacKinnon.
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No, our coastal rainforests are not too wet to burn.

Scientists are studying what happens when #OldGrowth trees catch fire — an increasingly common occurrence.
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A new report by economist Jim Stanford shows how working people in Alberta are experiencing unprecedented reductions in incomes, purchasing power and living standards.

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As fires and floods again beset B.C., here are tips and resources from survivors and experts.
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