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‘I Had Assumed He Was Dead’

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Emily Carr University’s 2025 Grad Show Is Its Most Ambitious Yet

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Forestry Giant Not Owed Compensation, BC Supreme Court Rules

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Are You the Next ‘Upstart’ Resident Writer

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Where the Parties Stand on the Toxic Drug Crisis

406

The ‘Progressive Primary’: Who Will Win

407

How Will the Parties Help BC Forest Workers

408

Build Canada Is Not DOGE, Says Spokesperson

409

Making Sense of Carney’s Energy Policy

410

What Happened in Vanderhoof After the Sawmill Closed

411

A Skeptic’s Trip to the Recovery Club

412

The Real Cause of the Alberta CorruptCare Scandal

413

‘So Much Emotion’: Elizabeth May Stumps for a Repeat

414

The Pain-Racked Patients Alberta’s Orthopedic Surgery Centre Won’t Take

415

Marginalized People Were Detained Unlawfully, Report Says

416

Sean Orr Is Fired Up to Grill Ken Sim

417

The Conservatives’ Last Gambit: Smear Carney

418

After the Fire: Starting Over in Telegraph Cove

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The Time Is Now for Canadian Film. Six Movies Light the Way

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She Used to Hate Her Belly. Then She Wrote a Book about It

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In Rural Canada, CBC Brought Us the World

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Aaron Gunn’s Residential School Views Have Become an Election Flashpoint

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My Case for Conscription in Canada

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Amidst a US Brain Drain, the Parties Pledge Little for Universities

425

How Poilievre’s Energy Policies Could Cost Canada Money

426

By Attacking Science, Poilievre Takes a Page from Trump’s Playbook

427

Yuriy’s Notebook: Am I Free to Imagine My Future

428

Why We Need the CBC

429

Three Things Reporters Would Ask Poilievre. If They Could

430

A Voice for Justice for International Adoptees

431

How the West’s ‘Sore Losers’ Hurt Canada, and Their Cause

432

How the Parties Plan to Fix the Housing Crisis

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Poilievre Promises LNG Canada Approval. There’s Just One Hitch

434

How Dr. Steve Brought Down Elon Musk

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Who Needs Canadian Unity Danielle Smith Plays with Separation

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Carney Meets with Eby in First BC Campaign Stop

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Survey Says… Inclusive Education Shouldn’t be a Budget Question

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CBC’s Surreal Task: Report on the Guy Who Wants It Dead

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Conservatives Vow to End Oil Tanker Moratorium

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LifeLabs’ Rotating Strike Heads into Seventh Week

441

Why Poilievre’s Biological Clock Talk Makes Us See Red

442

Union Wins Round in Fight to Organize LNG ‘Floatel’ Workers

443

Vancouver Voters Send a Byelection Message to Ken Sim

444

Trump, Tariffs, Canada and the Politics of Discontent

445

Get Ready! DOXA Returns This Spring

446

The Tyee Is Going Hard This Election. Help Us Keep the Pace

447

Vancouver’s First Black and Queer Web Series Is a Coming-of-Age Gem

448

Rock ’n’ Roll Never Forgets. But Sometimes It Misplaces Its Keys

449

Is There Hope for America Heather Cox Richardson Thinks So

450

Poilievre’s Bid to Woo the Union Vote Is Hitting Snags

451

‘Unsavoury Denialism’: First Nations Leaders Want Conservative Candidate Dropped

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Clearcuts Came. The Martens and Lynx Left

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On the Trail of Pierre the ‘Ripper’

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How Will Pierre Poilievre Tackle US Election Interference

455

This Land Holds Truth: A Farmer’s Journey

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Immigration Cuts Are Hurting Education in Small Communities

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Yuriy’s Notebook: A Crazy Hunt for Housing

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CONTEST: Win Tickets to ‘Dance Nation’ and Dinner from The Cultch

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How Transport Canada’s Education on Residential Schools Went So Wrong

460

What Kind of Government Cuts Popsicles for Kids in Cancer Treatment

461

Sonia Furstenau on BC’s Carbon Tax Betrayal

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Wake Up, Boomers! Urges Midnight Oil’s Peter Garrett

463

What a School Board Sacking Reveals about Police in BC Schools

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Bleeding Money: Alberta’s Private Health Shift

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BC Kills ‘Toxic’ Consumer Carbon Tax in One Day

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Eight New Canadian Poetry Collections to Celebrate National Poetry Month

467

The Political Earthquake Rocking Universities

468

Why the Parties Have It Wrong with Tax-Cut Promises

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Poilievre’s Pivot Is Looking Like a Pratfall

470

BC Shares Spring COVID, Flu and Measles Update

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Extremist Candidates Welcomed on Poilievre’s Team

472

A Whiplash of Feelings about the Maple Leaf

473

CONTEST: Win a Pair of Tickets to DanceHouse’s April Production

474

Ken Sim’s Bitcoin Boosterism Is on the Ballot

475

Four Films to Help the World Make Sense

476

Eby to Curb Cabinet Power in Tariff Response Bill

477

How Groceries Got Game-ified

478

There’s Power in Male Bonding. Must There Be Menace

479

The Tyee is Hiring a Director of Operations

480

Rage Against Tesla: What’s Really Driving It

481

The Broadway Plan Protects Displaced Renters. But Not All

482

For Gaza, with Outrage and Hope: Twenty Minutes with Omar El Akkad

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Anti-Vax Doctor Punished for Relentless Spread of Misinformation

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BC Conservative Candidate Targets Great Bear Marine Protection Plan

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Yuriy’s Notebook: Finding Work in Dark Alleys

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More Than 300,000 Alberta Workers Form a United Front

487

Police in Schools in BC: An Explainer

488

Election Fact Check: Winners and Losers from the Tax-Cut Promises

489

Feeling Broke Blame Big Oil

490

Could This Be the Way to Improve Life for Migrant Farmworkers

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An Inquest Jury Wanted Urgent Fixes to CLBC. It Hasn’t Happened

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The Cultch’s Inaugural Warrior Festival Celebrates Comedy, Theatre and Circus With Teeth

493

The Snookering of False Creek South

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The US Isn’t Coming for Canada’s Water, Says Dix

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Victoria Uber Workers Could Be First in Canada to Unionize

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Please Advise! What’s Ahead for Election 2025

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Threatening Canada, Corrupt Care Clash, Gretzky and More. Just Another Alberta Week

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Danielle Smith Urged Trump Team to Help Poilievre Win

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Whimsical Statues Guard This Urban Staircase. Who Built It

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This Revolution of Destroyers Demands New Names