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We’re an independent, online news magazine from B.C. founded in 2003. We’re devoted to fact-driven stories, reporting and analysis that informs and enlivens our democratic conversation. Our reporting has changed laws, started movements and garnered numerous awards. While some journalism gives the last word to power, we try to give the last word to ordinary folks. Our name? It’s pronounced Tie-yee. We explain its origins in the ‘our region’ section below. Source
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Search ArticlesChair of BC’s Human Rights Tribunal Quits in Frustration
Citing frustrations with a growing caseload and insufficient resources, the chair of the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, Emily Ohler, is stepping down two years before her term ends. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Eight Local Books to Upgrade Your Summer Reading List A curated booklist to suit varied seasonal whims.
Concern from Politicians, Shock from Staff as Radio Stations Close
[Editor’s note: Isaac Phan Nay previously worked at 1130 NewsRadio Vancouver.] Radio journalist Raynaldo Suarez was driving into work when he found out he’d been laid off. The night before, a higher-up at the news station 1130 NewsRadio Vancouver — better known as CityNews Vancouver — had scheduled a mandatory virtual meeting with his team. The station is owned by Rogers Sports & Media, a subsidiary of the $25-billion communications company Rogers.
BC Conservatives Hire an Alberta Separatist and Far-Right Media Figure
The Conservative Party of BC has hired Apollo Chung, a member of the separatist Republican Party of Alberta, as director of operations and Cosmin Dzsurdzsa, a former writer for Juno News, as caucus communications director. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Eight Local Books to Upgrade Your Summer Reading List A curated booklist to suit varied seasonal whims.
How the World Cup Landed with Local Businesses
Listen to this article On the first Saturday of Vancouver’s World Cup run, Susanna Ng expected a big day at New Town Bakery & Restaurant. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Eight Local Books to Upgrade Your Summer Reading List A curated booklist to suit varied seasonal whims.
As Fire Looms, the View from Inside a Tiny Town
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Faith Meets Flood on the Prairie
I am standing on a porch surveying a stormy July sky over Brandon, Manitoba. To the west, the lingering glow of sunset still reflects off the clouds, illuminating showers of rain. To the east, rather incongruously at this late hour of the evening, is a faint rainbow. Adding to the fantastical nature of the scene, the rainbow is periodically split by branches of lightning. It’s a reminder that nature offers few spectacles to match a prairie summer sky.
A Vancouver Teen’s Mission to Bring Endometriosis Education to Schools
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Should AI Chatbots Simulate Care for Students?
Should schools allow AI systems that not only answer students, but also appear to care for them? Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Eight Local Books to Upgrade Your Summer Reading List A curated booklist to suit varied seasonal whims.
Can David Eby Find a Way Back?
When David Eby became premier of British Columbia nearly four years ago, Norm Leech had much hope for the positive change he believed was coming. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Eight Local Books to Upgrade Your Summer Reading List A curated booklist to suit varied seasonal whims.
Cedar Hedges ‘Go Up Like a Roman Candle’ During Wildfires
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