BC Electrical Workers Win Right to Unionize After 5 Year Legal Battle With Ledcor

Published November 17, 2022 News

Federal labour board rules in favour of BC electrical workers union after a long five-year long fight

Police Across Canada Are Hiring a Tech Company to Justify Bigger Budgets and Belittle Social Services

Published November 17, 2022 News

Helpseeker, a Calgary-based ‘social impact’ firm, has been hired to produce reports for police in Edmonton, Vancouver and Ottawa

BC Public Schools Facing ‘Budget Shortfalls’ As Private Schools Receive Half a Billion in Public Subsidies

Published November 9, 2022 Analysis

Teachers voice concern over ‘deep cuts’ as experts question why BC diverts hundreds of millions in ‘public resources to the private school system’

British Columbia Released a Report on the Overdose Crisis. Experts Say It Doesn’t Go Far Enough.

Published November 7, 2022 Analysis

“The most outspoken provincial officer in BC is the coroner”

‘The System is Going to Fail’: 911 Operators Say BC is Reaching a Critical Breaking Point

Published October 28, 2022

‘People don't know that there's a crisis at 911 until they pick up the phone and they dial and they end up with a recorded announcement’

Right-Wing Group Funded by Lululemon Founder Helped Promote Film Demonizing Vancouver’s Homeless

Published October 14, 2022 News

A group funded by Lululemon founder Chip Wilson sponsored an event that brought together Vancouver’s police union and right-wing political activists