Ostriches and Deer and Viruses, Oh My!

Published October 22, 2025 Podcast

Go down a 'labyrinthine ostrich hole' with virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen who explains zoonotic diseases and a far-right ostrich farm in rural BC

Vancouver’s Film and TV Industry is Facing One of its ‘Toughest Slowdowns’. Animators and Visual Effects Workers Are Unionizing to Take Back Control.

Published October 5, 2025 Analysis

Canadian animators and visual effects workers aren’t giving up during turbulent times, they’re organizing their workplaces and unionizing

Two of BC’s Public Sector Unions Just Went On Strike As Public Servants Push Back Against Rising Costs of Living

Published September 5, 2025 News

Wages that don't keep pace with inflation and outsourcing contract work are at the centre of two public sector strikes in British Columbia

‘It’s an Extremely Physical Job’: BC Nurses Could Vote to Strike over Possible Cuts to Health Benefits

Published August 29, 2025 News

Across the health sector, staff shortages are running up against a government in austerity mode. What will the province do to retain workers?

How BC’s Labour Laws Help Gig Workers Organize

Published August 11, 2025 Analysis

Workers at Amazon and Uber, two companies notoriously difficult to organize, have just formed unions in BC. What makes its labour environment so special?

Human Rights Tribunal Affirms Immunocompromised Worker’s Right to Seek Workplace Accommodations

Published July 22, 2025 News

Disability advocates praise the BC decision as broadening the concept of accessible workplaces

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