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September 8 2014 Columns Why has Vancouver’s ‘progressive’ Mayor been so quiet about the BC teachers’ strike?
Instead of going to back-to-school this month, BC students and parents are getting a lesson in class struggle. They are the collateral damage of Premier Christy Clark’s BC Liberal government and …
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September 8 2014 selected Transformational encounter
Two worlds are meeting here: one from BC and one from Brazil. Both represent transformations; both are totems of a kind.
On the left is the work of Clarence Mills, an accomplished artist from Haida …
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August 25 2014 Columns The Peoples Social Forum puts Indigenous struggles front and centre
This past weekend in Ottawa, thousands of activists from all across Canada participated in the Peoples Social Forum.
With little more than a year until the next federal election, much of the talk …
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August 25 2014 Columns On the wrong side of the tracks
Here’s one of the beautiful community gardens along the Arbutus rail corridor. Many have sheds, green houses, water lines and sitting areas. Owned by Canadian Pacific since 1886, this valuable …
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July 7 2014 Columns Spencie's View
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July 7 2014 Columns With Trudeau riding high, it’s time for soul searching on Canada’s left
Tom Mulcair with NDP candidate Joe Cressy, who lost the Trinity-Spadina riding in last week’s byelection. | Photo courtesy of Joe …
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July 7 2014 Street Photography by Denis Bouvier The circle comes round
Photo by Denis Bouvier.Welcome to Cowichan Bay located just outside Duncan, BC on Vancouver Island. This is a charming …
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June 23 2014 Columns Spencie's View
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June 23 2014 Columns One year after the coup, let’s not forget Egypt’s struggle for democracy
Rallying for democracy. | Photo by Mariam SolimanSummer in the city. This weekend, I got offline and out with the family to …