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Women on Wednesdays/Women Transforming Cities: Robert's Rules of Order and consent

Two organizations that engage women in the political process say the time has come for Rob Vagramov to resign as mayor of Port Moody.

Khalid Zaka: The U.S. pullout and Turkish aggression against Syria

So is it possible to develop and construct socialism in the Rojava Enclave with the help of U.S., which is the leader of international capitalism?

What if politicians didn't act like my family at Thanksgiving?

When we watch a debate or read in the news about political positioning, it feels like we're sitting through a family feud at turkey dinner but without any of the delicious food.

Eric Hobson: B.C. is well positioned to become a world leader in land-based salmon farming

Closed containment would also offer tremendous benefits to wild salmon stocks.

Scott Elliott: Harm reduction, food for thought

At the Dr. Peter Centre, about 96,000 meals per year are served to people who don't have the privilege of always knowing where their next meal is coming from.

Yvonne Hanson: The pipeline debate leaves no room for uncertainty

One of the younger candidates in the region questions how serious Liberal and former Liberal candidates are when they express opposition to new pipelines.

Mo Dhaliwal: Global B.C. calls for conversation on blackface, then covers up blackface joke in its own newsroom

In rooting out racism, I would call on all allies and would-be allies—when the time comes—to do the just and fair thing, even at the cost of their own power and privilege.

Farid Asey: Darkened white faces laughing no more—Trudeau's racist pics and the missed opportunity to have a real conversation about racism in Canada

Some Canadians still hunger for an honest discussion in the country about how to address structural and systemic racism.

Ziya Tong: Mayday! M'aidez! Who can Canadians trust to address the climate crisis?

Green Leader Elizabeth May was the only federal leader present for a parliamentary debate over whether there's a national climate emergency.

Kelly Firth and Chris Genovali: B.C.'s human-wildlife conflict response needs reform

A new report makes the case for independent oversight of the B.C. Conservation Officer Service.