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Papers, please

Papers, please

Jody Vance: The next big divisive pandemic debate is about vaccine passports. They’re either a no-way or no-brainer.
Looking forward to looking back

Looking forward to looking back

Academic, activist, and Orca Podcast host Justin P. Goodrich on his perspective, podcast - and plans for more Second Looks.
Reasonable limits

Reasonable limits

Suzanne Anton on the legal arguments underpinning an upcoming challenge to a public health order banning in-person religious services.
Burn the bingo card

Burn the bingo card

Rob Shaw: Under the O: Oh my God, did that ever not go over well.
Political Capital 2 - BC loses to churches in court, Site C, and BC Liberal leadership

Political Capital 2 - BC loses to churches in court, Site C, and BC Liberal leadership

Church fought the law, and the...no, actually, the law didn't win.
Opportunity knocks

Opportunity knocks

Mark Milke proposes a new name for the BC Liberals.
As the 9-to-5 workday fades, the food industry will benefit

As the 9-to-5 workday fades, the food industry will benefit

The traditional workday was already in a fragile state - but the pandemic has likely finished it. This could create a variety of opportunities for the food industry.
Political Capital 1 - Pandemic politics, ICBC, and the overdose crisis

Political Capital 1 - Pandemic politics, ICBC, and the overdose crisis

What do you get when you combine two BC political commentators with two winning strategists? Great TV.
Making sure public health orders hold up to challenges

Making sure public health orders hold up to challenges

Suzanne Anton: "The provincial government should ensure that enough justification for each public health order is given to hold up in court, if challenged."
The Call, Part Two

The Call, Part Two

With delays in vaccine rollout, waiting on the crucial second dose is key. Jody Vance shows how the process worked in her case.