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2013/05/02

NDP Under Fire.. Canucks Reel.. Cruising To Sickness

May 2, 2013
The B.C. NDP candidate in Burnaby-Lougheed is under fire over a racist comment she made 11 years ago, as well as the veracity of her medical credentials. Continue reading...
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J.J. MCCULLOUGH
Media Bites: Is B.C.'s Election a Race to Get Disqualified?
2012-04-27-mediabitesreal.jpg To date, three (perhaps soon four) candidates in the B.C. provincial election have been fired by their respective party bosses for the unconscionable sin of expressing inelegant, offensive, or politically incorrect opinions at some point in their lives. While the statements are undeniably crass and clumsy, is this really the sort of stuff a mature democracy disqualifies candidates over? Continue reading...
VINCENT GOGOLEK
B.C. Election 2013: What The Parties Plan To Tell You
The B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association, sent all four parties a questionnaire pushing them for clear positions on how they would stop the erosion of our privacy rights and defend our access to government records through Freedom of Information. On April 30th, we received responses from the NDP, the Liberals, and the Greens (we've yet to hear back from the Conservatives). They all had interesting, if decidedly different things to say. Continue reading...
JARRAH HODGE
Where Is The Love In Social Struggle?
When B.C. filmmaker Velcrow Ripper started making Occupy Love in 2009, some of his activist friends weren't sure what to make of his questions. How can the crises we're facing socially, economically and environmentally become - of all things - a love story? But as he continued to film social movements from the Arab Spring to the European Summer, Occupy Wall Street and environmental movements, he started seeing a shift, with more and more people responding: "Of course it's a love story." Continue reading...
ROBERT WAITE
Does the Governor of the Bank of Canada Have to Be Canadian?
We don't know for sure who will be tapped for the job of Governor of the Bank of Canada. What we do know is that the individual will be a Canadian. No other nationalities were invited to apply. But, in 2013, does such a citizenship restriction even make any sense? Or is it just another manifestation of good, old-fashioned Canadian parochialism? Continue reading...
MARCI WARHAFT-NADLER
Why I Told My Kids About My Eating Disorder
Recently I was asked if I ever worried that I was putting my children at risk for developing eating disorders by being so open and honest about my own. The truth is that they always knew their mom was a bit "different," they just didn't know why. I may have convinced myself that they were oblivious to my disorder, but how could that be true when we'd be walking out the door to go for dinner and one of them would ask, "Are you eating today, Mommy, or just watching?" or they'd shout, "Look, Mommy's a dinosaur!" because the bones of my spine would poke out so sharply from under my skin. Continue reading...


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