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Canada is helping power ICE’s expansion. We should all be concerned
As ICE grows into one of the most aggressive and controversial law enforcement agencies in the U.S., Canadian companies and public funds are quietly supporting the infrastructure that makes it possible Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is no longer a...
‘It was set up to fail’ B.C.’s drug decriminalization pilot program will not be renewed, health minister says
Experts and advocates say the province’s decriminalization pilot lacked the social supports needed to succeed. B.C. Minister of Health, Josie Osborne, released a statement on Jan. 14 confirming that the Ministry of Health will not be asking the federal government to...
B.C. Supreme Court hears challenge to faith-based hospital denying MAID and other essential care
A B.C. Supreme Court case challenges whether publicly funded, faith-based hospitals can deny services such as medical assistance in dying on religious ground A four-week case began on Monday, Jan. 19 in the B.C. Supreme Court, challenging the right of publicly-funded...
Students of Colour Collective to host their second Global Village event next month
Global Village will take place in the first week of February, showcasing food, art, and discourse from many of the campus’ vibrant cultures The Students of Colour Collective (SOCC) will be putting on their second annual Global Village event during the first week of...Our Digital Print Issue
