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sorry no memes today. i was zucced | part 1
sorry no memes today. i was zucced | part 1 On April 10, the Instagram Meme Union launched the account @unionizedmemes in response to a series of account shut downs by the social media platform with no warning. Overwhelmingly, these accounts were run by members of marginalized communities. In…
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Fighting for Justice | Part 2
Fighting for Justice | Part 2 In this series on injustice in Vancouver, producer Milena Carrasco speaks with Shelby McPhee, a masters student who was racially profiled while visiting UBC to present at a Humanities & Social Sciences conference in June, 2019. Milena asks Shelby how the university…
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Fighting for Justice | Part 1
Fighting for Justice | Part 1 In this series on injustice in Vancouver, producer Ande Laidman investigates the ways in which the marijuana and opioid user movements work for and against one another other. She also digs into whether the recent legalization of marijuana could impact the...
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Public Policy Issues In B.C. | Part 2
Public Policy Issues In B.C. | Part 2 Producer Guilherme Rosales applies a public policy lens to pressing political issues in B.C in this two-part Consider the Alternative series. In this episode, the Honourable David Eby joins Guilherme to review some of the province’s biggest challenges.…
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Investigating the Margins of the Housing Crisis | Part 2
Investigating the Margins of the Housing Crisis | Part 2 The housing crisis in Vancouver seems to be affecting the lives of most citizens in one way or another. However, mainstream media tends to cover only one or two types of affected demographics: homeowners (or those looking to own a home) and...
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Public Policy Issues In B.C. | Part 1
Public Policy Issues In B.C. | Part 1 Producer Guilherme Rosales applies a public policy lens to pressing political issues in B.C in this two-part Consider the Alternative series. Guilherme sits down with fellow Master of Public Policy & Global Affairs student, Josh Tafel, to discuss the past and...
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Renter Protections in the Lower Mainland | Part 2
Renter Protections in the Lower Mainland | Part 2 In this series, Consider the Alternatives takes a close look at renter rights in the Lower Mainland. Producers Annie Reuter and Max Neumann dig into new measures passed by Vancouver City Council in June, 2019. They ask city hall reporter Jen St....
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Investigating the Margins of the Housing Crisis | Part 1
Investigating the Margins of the Housing Crisis | Part 1 The housing crisis in Vancouver seems to be affecting the lives of most citizens in one way or another. However, mainstream media tends to cover only one or two types of affected demographics: homeowners (or those looking to own a home) and...
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Vancouver Past & Present | Part 2
Vancouver Past & Present | Part 2 Vancouver Past & Present explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producer Arman Raina discusses the process of having the name "Cecil Rhodes" — a South African white supremacist — removed from Vancouver’s…
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Vancouver Past & Present | Part 1
Vancouver Past & Present | Part 1 This series explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producers Christina Song and Adeline Peng ask Vancouverites what they think of a new South Granville, three-section crosswalk and public art display designed…
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Renter Protections in the Lower Mainland | Part 1
Renter Protections in the Lower Mainland | Part 1 In this series, Consider the Alternatives takes a close look at renter rights in the Lower Mainland. Producer Joshua Azizi, speaks with New Westminster City Councillor Jaimie McEvoy, about February 2019’s unanimously passed renter protections.…
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Hope in the Face of Climate Breakdown | Part 1
Hope in the Face of Climate Breakdown | Part 1 In these instalments of Consider the Alternative, producer Imogen Hayes interrogates what Vancouver's climate emergency means to city leaders, both in City Hall and marching on the streets for change. In this episode, Imogen interviews a number of...
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Hope in the Face of Climate Breakdown | Part 2
Hope in the Face of Climate Breakdown | Part 2 In these instalments of Consider the Alternative, producer Imogen Hayes interrogates what Vancouver's climate emergency means to city leaders, both in City Hall and marching on the streets for change. In this episode, Imogen interviews One City...
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sorry no memes today. i was zucced | part 2
sorry no memes today. i was zucced | part 2 On April 10, the Instagram Meme Union launched the account @unionizedmemes in response to a series of account shut downs by the social media platform with no warning. Overwhelmingly, these accounts were run by members of marginalized communities. In…
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Climate Action in Vancouver | Part 2
Climate Action in Vancouver | Part 2 In this two part-series on climate action in Vancouver, CiTR contributors Max Neumann and Arman Raina explore contrasting aspects of the emerging movement to address climate change in Vancouver. In this episode, Max and Arman look into the economic and social...
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Climate Action in Vancouver | Part 1
Climate Action in Vancouver | Part 1 In this two part-series on climate action in Vancouver, CiTR contributors Max Neumann and Arman Raina explore contrasting aspects of the emerging movement to address climate change in Vancouver. In this episode, they explore a climate strike led by high school...
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Student Council | Part 2
Student Council | Part 2 Student Council is the entirely fictional two-part story of Peterson High School student council and its winter dance produced by Katrina Basnett. Aidan Bell (Jordyn Manson) is getting tired of grade twelve. The student council president Kirsten (Darhyl Balemans) takes...
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Student Council | Part 1
Student Council | Part 1 Student Council is the entirely fictional two-part story of Peterson High School student council and its winter dance produced by Katrina Basnett. Aidan Bell (Jordyn Manson) is getting tired of grade twelve. The student council president Kirsten (Darhyl Balemans) takes...
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