Commentary

Rudy Kelly on trauma, the horror of children removed from their families, and why nobody can or should “get over it” anytime soon.

Welcome to Ellected – the podcast about women in politics, by women in politics, and for anyone who supports women in politics.

Before COVID-19, many Canadians felt uneasy about self-checkout counters at grocery stores. The pandemic is apparently changing that.

Rob Shaw: Many of the old-growth trees felled on Vancouver Island have been made into acoustic guitars.

Dene Moore: The Fairy Creek protests have many recalling the ‘War in the Woods’ of the ‘90s. Hopefully this time it won’t take as long to find a solution.

BC’s forestry minister has made her Twitter account private. Maclean Kay on what this says about women in politics, online abuse, and the nature of public officials’ social media accounts.

Outlier demand-side activity in the Vancouver Region’s housing market is making it challenging to separate fact from fiction. It seems clear that supply remains constrained against the backdrop of another record month for sales--for now.

Welcome to Ellected – the podcast about women in politics, by women in politics, and for anyone who supports women in politics.

Russell Hixson: The Lower Mainland poised for massive population growth, but housing is desperately needed

On this month’s edition of A Second Look, host Justin P. Goodrich is joined by Calvin Chrustie, Managing Director of CC Resolve, to take a second look at law enforcement.