Vancouver filmmaker Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers discusses her new @NFB doc, 'Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy,' about Indigenous harm reduction on her own Kainai First Nation

Vancouver filmmaker Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers discusses her new @NFB doc, 'Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy,' about Indigenous harm reduction on her own Kainai First Nation

Along with the latest headlines, today David talks to Angela Marie MacDougall, of Battered Women's Support Services (@endingviolence). They discuss how the pandemic year saw a devastating rise in intimate partner violence cases & how BWSS volunteers ramped up response efforts.

Today, on The Pulse, David talks to Angela Marie MacDougall, of Battered Women's Support Services (@endingviolence). They discuss how the pandemic year saw a devastating rise in intimate partner violence cases & how BWSS volunteers ramped up response efforts.

Today, on The Pulse, Aly Laube talks to three North Vancouver activists, Gabriel Hendry, Ash Peplow Ball, and Fergus Kinnaird. They talk about the "Save Our Cedars" campaign to save a 200-year-old cedar tree from property developers, and the wider issue of saving green space from gentrification.

Along with the latest headlines, today David talks to Alison Clancy of SWAN Vancouver (@swan_vancouver) & Mebrat Beyene of Wish Drop-In Centre (@wishvancouver). They discuss the Atlanta massage parlour shootings of mostly Asian women & how Vancouver sex workers are organizIng to protect each other.

Today, on The Pulse, David talks to Alison Clancy of SWAN Vancouver (@swan_vancouver) & Mebrat Beyene of Wish Drop-In Centre (@wishvancouver). They discuss the Atlanta massage parlour shootings of mostly Asian women & how Vancouver sex workers are organizIng to protect each other.

One year into the pandemic

Along with the latest headlines, today David talks again with Teresa Roe, a seniors long-term health care aid & member of Musqueam Nation — as part of our Thursday special series reflecting on learnings of one year of pandemic.