Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne, of First United in the Downtown Eastside, on why the BC government’s $500 emergency benefit falls far short & is inaccessible to those who most need it.

Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne, of First United in the Downtown Eastside, on why the BC government’s $500 emergency benefit falls far short &amp; is inaccessible to those who most need it.

The Pulse Interview: Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne, of First United in the Downtown Eastside

Vancouver Co-op Radio's independent daily news show — reporting on the front lines in our community on Coast Salish territories, Weekdays starting 7 a.m. on 100.5fm in Vancouver, and podcasting at thepulse.coopradio.org. Our reporters bring you interviews with community leaders and essential updates during Covid-19. Theme song: 'Iodine' is used with permission of Hannah Epperson.

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Vancouver Co-op Radio's independent daily news show — reporting on the front lines in our community on Coast Salish territories,Weekdays starting 7 a.m. on 100.5fm in Vancouver, and podcasting at thepulse.coopradio.org. Our reporters bring you interviews with community leaders and essential updates during Covid-19. Theme song: 'Iodine' is used with permission of Hannah Epperson.

Vancouver Co-op Radio's independent daily news show — reporting on the front lines in our community on Coast Salish territories, Weekdays starting 7 a.m. on 100.5fm in Vancouver, and podcasting at thepulse.coopradio.org. Our reporters bring you interviews with community leaders and essential updates during Covid-19. Theme song: 'Iodine' is used with permission of Hannah Epperson.

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