BC

Local First Nations artist and activist Priscilla Omulo met with community leaders from Poco at the local Kinsman Hall.

The heat dome a couple of years ago caused mass death in New Westminster - the City is on the case to prevention.

The Gabriola Arts Council event featuring 58 artists and 65 studios feeds $150,000 into local pockets.

After marking the National Day of Truth & Reconciliation, Island Trustees consider a sensitive development application.

Islander expresses concern about growing homelessness, "dire circumstances," and prejudice on Gabriola.

This program explores the distinction between systemic racism and racism within multiculturalism.

Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants helps professionals use their skills and training to continue their careers in BC.

Trustees Susan Yates and Tobi Elliott speak about the importance of acknowledging the past and committing to change.

A development permit application for tree removal stirs debate at the recent meeting of Island Trustees on Gabriola.

Sherry interviews Shawn Shabaquay Systemic about racism and its impact on the Indigenous community in BC.