The provincial government has committed to developing and implementing a poverty reduction plan – and BC’s young people have shown that their voice will not be lost in this conversation. During the last several months, we engaged youth in the …
This past May, after much deliberation with the Vancouver Police department (VPD), the Vancouver Pride Society (VPS) released a statement announcing their decision to allow uniformed police officers to march in the upcoming Vancouver Pride Festival 2017.
This announcement comes …
It’s that time again. Lawn signs, ads, debates, and lineups at the polling stations. While many of us feel frustrated with formal politics, electing the government is still a really big deal, and ultimately it’s up to us to fix …
I was sitting in class once and the topic of gender inequality came up. Students were asked to discuss whether equality between genders could ever be achieved. Immediately, people began giving examples of differences between men and women in the …
The opening shot of four pundits may have confused some viewers, but the three podiums neatly arranged on the stage left no confusion: a debate was about to break out. This was, of course, The Globe and Mail’s leaders’ debate …