Today, on The Pulse, 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.

We talk with legendary DTES blues singer & advocate Dalannah Gail Bowen about her new song, 'Lullaby for the Murdered & Missing Women,' and the power of this community.

We talk with legendary DTES blues singer & advocate Dalannah Gail Bowen about her new song, 'Lullaby for the Murdered & Missing Women,' and the power of this community.

We talk about why non-profit developers could help the affordable housing crisis with Marc Lee, senior economist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (@CCPA_BC), author of a new study.

We talk about why non-profit developers could help the affordable housing crisis with Marc Lee, senior economist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (@CCPA_BC), author of a new study.

We bring you voices from the 300ToLive rally of people impacted by B.C. disability assistance rates—they're far below the poverty line, even after last week's $175 top-up partly reversing the axed pandemic supplement.

We bring you voices from the 300ToLive rally of people impacted by B.C. disability assistance rates—they're far below the poverty line, even after last week's $175 top-up partly reversing the axed pandemic supplement.

Michael S. Tan, Co-Chair Vancouver Chinatown Legacy Stewardship Group

Michael S. Tan, Co-Chair Vancouver Chinatown Legacy Stewardship Group

Today on The Pulse, along with the latest headlines, David talks to Trixie Ling, co-host of Resetting the Table antiracism podcast & founder of Flavours of Hope. The two talk about it being nearly a year since facing an anti-Asian hate attack. She's the latest guest in our special series Thursdays reflecting on one pandemic year.