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I’ve Seen So Much of My World This Year (in Culture)

24-06-2021 00:55 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Without the ability to travel, it’s just been me and my camera. Turns out, that’s enough to see a lot.

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On Anti-Asian Hate, Silence Is ‘Death by 1,000 Cuts’ (in News)

23-06-2021 22:41 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Not everyone wants to report acts of racism in the pandemic, even if they’re a target. Here’s one encouragement to speak up. Related StoriesDowntown Eastside Residents Say They Were Taunted and Harassed by Two Police Officers (in News)Who Lives in Vancouver’s COVID Hotspots? Frontliners and Minorities (in News)

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Thank You, Thank You, Childcare Workers (in Tyee News)

23-06-2021 21:47 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Tyee parents share gratitude for those who cared for their kids during the pandemic: ‘You are a gift to us all.’

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Andrea Warner Is a Book Person (in Culture)

23-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The Vancouver-based pop culture critic is all about ‘writing women and people of colour back into history.’ And soap operas. Related StoriesAndrea Warner Is a Book Person (in Culture)Jen Sookfong Lee’s New Poetry Forges Its Own Path (in Culture)Cicely Belle Blain Is a Book Person (in Culture)

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How Concerned Should We Be about the Delta Variant? (in News)

23-06-2021 09:07 via feeds.feedblitz.com

It causes a higher rate of hospitalization and is more transmissible — but there’s reason to be optimistic, too. Related Stories‘Don’t Overthink It’: A Guide to Getting Your Second Dose (in News)It’s Too Hard to Report Adverse Vaccine Effects, Says Doctor (in News)

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Why Health-Care Workers Must Be Vaccinated (in Opinion)

22-06-2021 23:39 via feeds.feedblitz.com

If they aren’t immunized, patients and residents should know — and have the right to reject their care.

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The Conflict Between Vancouver’s Mayor and the Police Explained (in News)

22-06-2021 21:34 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Lack of action on racism and two troubling incidents led Kennedy Stewart to step down as police board spokesperson. Related StoriesDowntown Eastside Residents Say They Were Taunted and Harassed by Two Police Officers (in News)BC’s Opioid Substitution System Isn’t a System at All, Say Front Liners (in News)Vancouver’s Drug Decriminalization Plan Is a Disaster, Say Advocates (in News)

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Culture Media Market Size & Revenue Analysis | Thermo Fisher Scientific, Merck KGaA, Life Technologies – The Port Chronicle - The Port Chronicle

22-06-2021 21:06 via portchronicle.com

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Canada’s museums are slowly starting to return Indigenous artifacts

22-06-2021 19:29 via macleans.ca

After surviving European incursions, colonialism and a 500-km journey from its home, a 171-year-old beaded hood must wait a bit longer before it can go back to Eeyou Istchee, James Bay Cree territory in northern Quebec. The pandemic has a way of interrupting plans—especially those involving travel. But the COVID-related delay is a drop in the bucket compared to the decades-long wait for this living piece of Cree heritage to be returned to its rightful owners.
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Cell Culture Media Market 2021 – Revenue Status & Forecast Report 2026: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Corning (Cellgro), Becton Dickinson, GE Healthcare, Merck & more – The Manomet Current - The Manomet Current

22-06-2021 14:55 via manometcurrent.com

Cell Culture Media Market 2021 – Revenue Status & Forecast Report 2026: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Corning (Cellgro), Becton Dickinson, GE Healthcare, Merck & more – The Manomet Current The Manomet Current

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Crisis Fund that Kept the Lights on for BC Families Wins Reprieve (in News)

22-06-2021 09:30 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Government steps in to save BC Hydro emergency aid program, but advocates say broader changes are needed. Related StoriesThousands Can’t Pay Their Power Bills. BC Won’t Pull the Plug (in News)International Energy Agency ‘Annihilates’ Chance of a Fossil-Fuel Future (in News)The Brutal Legal Odyssey of Jessica Ernst Comes to an End (in News)

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Annamie Paul Is Still ‘Unpacking’ the Threat to Her Leadership (in News)

22-06-2021 09:20 via feeds.feedblitz.com

She discusses Green party turmoil, ‘character assassination’ and waging the next election in a Tyee interview. Related StoriesAnnamie Paul Comes out Swinging(in News)Remaining Green MPs Entreat Atwin to Return to Fold (in News)Why Is Ottawa Stalling Proven Magic Mushroom Therapy for the Dying? (in News)

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Do BC’s Schools Need a Discrimination Checkup? (in News)

22-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Fed up with stories of racism and ableism, parents call for an independent review of all 60 provincial districts. Related StoriesSurgery Is More Dangerous for Indigenous People. That Can Change (in News)Government’s Mixed Messages on Fairy Creek Create Confusion (in News)‘It’s the Most Natural Thing’: A Gitxsan House Group Closes its Territory to Logging(in News)

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‘Net-Zero’ Emissions May Not Be as Green as You Think (in News)

21-06-2021 22:39 via feeds.feedblitz.com

‘Undefined’ term reduces political pressure to take real action on climate change and hedges bets on future solutions, says expert. Related StoriesInternational Energy Agency ‘Annihilates’ Chance of a Fossil-Fuel Future (in News)Want to Encourage Electric Trucks? Let Them Haul More, Says BC (in News)

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What Did We Learn from the Great Pause? (in Culture)

21-06-2021 20:44 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Take a big breath before you step back out into the world. What do you want it to look like?

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Keep Killing Wolves to Protect Caribou? No, Says New Research (in News)

21-06-2021 09:39 via feeds.feedblitz.com

But the province says the annual cull is still the most effective and efficient way to preserve vulnerable herds. Related Stories‘It’s the Most Natural Thing’: A Gitxsan House Group Closes its Territory to Logging(in News)BC Is Moving Too Slowly to Protect Northern Old Growth, Says Whistleblower (in News)Auditor General Says BC Is Failing to Protect Critical Wildlife Habitat (in News)

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On Now at MOA: Reflecting on Art and Life after the Great East Japan Earthquake (in Presents)

21-06-2021 09:39 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Recovery from disaster is a long process, as this Museum of Anthropology exhibition demonstrates. Open until Sept. 5. Related StoriesWin a Ticket to 'Shame and Prejudice' Exhibit at Museum of Anthropology (in Presents)

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Story by Story, Canada’s News Media Built Indigenous Oppression (in Analysis)

21-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

How relentlessly racist framing helped ‘write’ the Indian Act — and persists today. Related StoriesA Brief and Brutal History of Canadian Colonialism (in Analysis)Why Is UNDRIP Fine in Principle, but Not in Practice? (in Analysis)

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Six Explanations for UFOs. What’s Yours? (in Analysis)

21-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Even as we list these, we find them pretty far-fetched and explain why. If you have better ideas, please share.

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Singapore distributor clover movie purchased by GHY Culture & Media - Illinoisnewstoday.com

20-06-2021 02:45 via illinoisnewstoday.com

Singapore distributor clover movie purchased by GHY Culture & Media Illinoisnewstoday.com

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Who Saved Alberta’s Mountaintops and Precious Clean Water? Albertans (in Analysis)

19-06-2021 00:46 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The Grassy Mountain project is dead. No thanks to the Kenney government or regulators, who normally cave to coal. Related StoriesWhen Is Mountaintop Removal Not Mountaintop Removal? In Alberta, of Course! (in Analysis)Aussie Coal Mines Pose Big Threat to Southern Alberta’s Water: Study (in Analysis)The Fate of the Canadian Rockies May Rest on This Decision (in Analysis)

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BC and Ottawa Say No to Changes to Reduce Inequality between Renters and Homeowners (in News)

18-06-2021 23:19 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Housing affordability task force report called for an end to BC homeowner grants and review of capital gains tax exemptions.

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BC and Ottawa Reject Changes to Reduce Inequality between Renters and Homeowners (in News)

18-06-2021 23:19 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Task force report called for an end to homeowner grants and review of capital gains tax exemptions.

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No Translation, No Vaccine for Some Immigrant Seniors (in News)

18-06-2021 21:42 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Chinese-language help in Chinatown should be a no-brainer. But without multilingual volunteers, many residents would’ve missed out.

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Qualitative analysis of DMSO-free Freezing Culture Media Market Revenue & Indu - Business-newsupdate.com

18-06-2021 14:40 via business-newsupdate.com

Qualitative analysis of DMSO-free Freezing Culture Media Market Revenue & Indu Business-newsupdate.com

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BC’s Back to School Plan Will Add $25.6 Million to Support Students (in News)

18-06-2021 09:48 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The one-time cash influx is for mental health and other student help. Critics say it might not be enough.

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The Tyee's Summer Reads (in Culture)

18-06-2021 09:33 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Our seasonal staff picks for a sunny (cross your fingers) BC summer. Suggest your own! Related Stories‘Sick City’: What the Pandemic Tells Us about Our Housing Crisis (in Culture)Vancouver’s Cultural Parks Are Almost Gone, but Some Caretakers Haven’t Given Up (in Culture)Want to See a Big Tree Up Close and Alive (Instead of on a Truck Bed)? (in Culture)

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Indigenous Leaders Say BC Is Failing on Forestry and Reconciliation (in News)

18-06-2021 09:05 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The First Nations Forest Strategy offers a clear path forward, but action is too slow, conference told. Related StoriesA Time to Grieve. Then Action (in News)MPs Tell Liberals: Stop Fighting First Nations People (in News)BC’s ‘Intentions Paper’ on Future of Forests Is Panned for Lack of Specifics (in News)

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BC’s Axed Climate Action Fund Worries Municipalities (in News)

17-06-2021 21:54 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Government promises replacement for program that helped towns and cities reduce emissions. Related StoriesBC’s ‘Intentions Paper’ on Future of Forests Is Panned for Lack of Specifics (in News)BC Abruptly Cancels Climate Action Grants for Municipalities (in News)

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A Brief and Brutal History of Canadian Colonialism (in Analysis)

17-06-2021 20:47 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Despite the painful history, there’s always been Indigenous resistance. Is settler society finally waking up? Related StoriesWhy Is UNDRIP Fine in Principle, but Not in Practice? (in Analysis)Two TRC Calls to Action Are a Litmus Test for Governments. They’re Failing (in Analysis)‘The Story of a National Crime’ (in Analysis)

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Annamie Paul Comes out Swinging (in News)

17-06-2021 09:20 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The embattled federal Green leader assails Trudeau and says allegations by ‘small group’ of party execs are racist and sexist. Related StoriesRemaining Green MPs Entreat Atwin to Return to Fold (in News)Why Is Ottawa Stalling Proven Magic Mushroom Therapy for the Dying? (in News)Canada’s Green Party Leader Wants a New Politics of ‘Shared Credit’ (in News)

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It’s Time to Pass the Baton (in Analysis)

17-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Wealthy countries have viewed vaccination as a race, when it’s best seen as a relay. Related StoriesNew Scientific Insights on COVID-19 and Blood Clotting (in Analysis)Why Are So Many Albertans Vaccine Hesitant? (in Analysis)Why ‘Black Fungus’ Should Worry Canadians (in Analysis)

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Please Advise! Hogtie the Stampede? (in Opinion)

16-06-2021 23:24 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Wondering how Alberta will lasso the virus by riding a lottery to its rodeo? Gitty up Dr. Steve! Related StoriesPlease Advise! What About My Vaccination Winnings? (in Opinion)Jason Kenney’s Favourite Researcher Just Gave Him a Headache (in Opinion)Kenney’s Coal ‘Review’ Is Just One More Betrayal (in Opinion)

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‘Heartbreaking’ Report Condemns Abuse of Solitary Confinement in Youth Jails (in News)

16-06-2021 22:13 via feeds.feedblitz.com

BC ombudsperson says long stays damage mental health and reinforce trauma. Indigenous females are being hurt the most. Related StoriesA Time to Grieve. Then Action (in News)Blackstock on Trudeau: ‘How Much Money Does He Think a Child’s Life Is Worth?’ (in News)‘Neglected in Life, Dishonoured in Death’ (in News)

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Annamie Paul and Elizabeth May Had a Very Rough Meeting (in Analysis)

16-06-2021 09:40 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The besieged Green leader demanded full support from her predecessor or else, according to sources. Related StoriesWhy Trudeau Is Winning at Pandemic Politics (in Analysis)

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Sopping Wet and Nowhere to Go (in News)

16-06-2021 09:30 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Vancouver is trying to prevent permanent encampments by forcing people to pack up every morning, rain or shine.

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This Canada Day, the Best Way to Celebrate Is to Cancel It (in Opinion)

16-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

This nation continues to inflict harm on Indigenous people. Fireworks won’t change that. Related StoriesThis Canada Day, the Best Way to Celebrate Is to Cancel It (in Opinion)

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Cell Culture Media Market identify the challenges, Statistics, Growth, Revenue & Forecast by 2027 – Clark County Blog - Clark County Blog

16-06-2021 06:32 via clarkcountyblog.com

Cell Culture Media Market identify the challenges, Statistics, Growth, Revenue & Forecast by 2027 – Clark County Blog Clark County Blog

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Singapore Distributor Clover Films Bought by GHY Culture & Media - Variety

16-06-2021 03:01 via variety.com

Singapore Distributor Clover Films Bought by GHY Culture & Media Variety

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Aussie Coal Mines Pose Big Threat to Southern Alberta’s Water: Study (in Analysis)

16-06-2021 00:27 via feeds.feedblitz.com

New scientific research commissioned by local landowners warns of devastating pollution and habitat destruction. Related StoriesThe Fate of the Canadian Rockies May Rest on This Decision (in Analysis)When Is Mountaintop Removal Not Mountaintop Removal? In Alberta, of Course! (in Analysis)Loads of Coal Disinformation from the Kenney Government (in Analysis)

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Lotto Vaxx Bonanza! Kenney’s Latest Pandemic Brainstorm (in Opinion)

15-06-2021 21:20 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Science and appeals to the common good aren’t working. So Alberta’s top libertarian turns carnival barker. Related StoriesJason Kenney’s Favourite Researcher Just Gave Him a Headache (in Opinion)Kenney’s Coal ‘Review’ Is Just One More Betrayal (in Opinion)Please Advise! Did Conservatives Just Solve Climate Change? (in Opinion)

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Students, professors protect mental health with conscious media consumption - Red and Black

15-06-2021 16:00 via redandblack.com

Students, professors protect mental health with conscious media consumption Red and Black

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What Thomas Piketty’s New Data Tells Us about the Canadian Left (in Culture)

15-06-2021 09:20 via feeds.feedblitz.com

He famously dissected elite wealth. Now the French economist tracks post-war politics and rising education, finding surprises.

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‘Fictional Father’: A Comic Son’s Homage (in Culture)

15-06-2021 09:10 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Joe Ollmann’s new graphic novel takes penetrating aim at the patriarchal goofs of old-time comic strips.

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Tears, Anger, Regret: Inside the Green Implosion (in News)

15-06-2021 02:44 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Exclusive: Remaining Green MPs Elizabeth May and Paul Manly entreat Jenica Atwin to return to the fold. Related StoriesWhy Is Ottawa Stalling Proven Magic Mushroom Therapy for the Dying? (in News)Canada’s Green Party Leader Wants a New Politics of ‘Shared Credit’ (in News)

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BC Enters Next Stage of Eased COVID Restrictions (in News)

15-06-2021 00:52 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Theatres to open, larger gatherings and in-province travel are all allowed as vaccinations increase and cases stay low. Related StoriesBC Is Moving Too Slowly to Protect Northern Old Growth, Says Whistleblower (in News)‘Monumental Steps’ onProtecting Old Growth Says Horgan. Critics Aren’t Convinced (in News)BC Is Changing Electoral Boundaries Again. Who Will Benefit? (in News)

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Grocery Giants Discussed Fixing More Than Bread Prices, Court Files Suggest (in Analysis)

14-06-2021 22:23 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Documents reveal feds raided Maple Leaf Foods and raise questions about co-ordinated meat pricing and involvement of BC chains in bread price setting.

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Truth and Reconciliation, A Living History (in Opinion)

14-06-2021 21:21 via feeds.feedblitz.com

The horror has been shown, the framework laid. But the next steps for Canadians remain unfinished.

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Tyee Wins Two Digital Publishing Awards. And an Alberta Honour (in Tyee News)

14-06-2021 09:50 via feeds.feedblitz.com

Prizes go to Chris Cheung, Andrew Nikiforuk and the entire reader-supported publication. Related Stories‘Report the Truth’: Andrew Nikiforuk on Covering the Pandemic (in Tyee News)The Tyee Receives Record Three Webster Award Nominations (in Tyee News)Thank You! Tyee Adds 900 New Members to Monthly Supporter Program (in Tyee News)

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What’s Your Object of Affection? The Tyee Wants to Know (in Culture)

14-06-2021 09:30 via feeds.feedblitz.com

You’re invited! That one trusty item that endures and serves you so well. Draw or describe it and we’ll share it here. Related StoriesWe Can Be Happy and Not Consume the Planet (in Culture)

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