Today on The Pulse, an exclusive look inside the DTES's COVID vaccine clinic, inside the Carnegie Centre. David talks to residents and people working in the neighborhood, those getting the vaccine, and those reluctant to do so.

Seth Klein, author of the book A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency. Klein compares mobilization for the climate crisis to that for World War II, and outlines a path for meaningful climate action.

Seth Klein, author of the book A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency. Klein compares mobilization for the climate crisis to that for World War II, and outlines a path for meaningful climate action.

Along with the latest news, today Mei Xi talks to some members of Project Hastings, a student-led group leading sandwich drop-offs and clothing drives in the Downtown Eastside.

Today on The Pulse, Mei Xi talks to some members of Project Hastings, a student-led group leading sandwich drop-offs and clothing drives in the Downtown Eastside.

The mother of a 25-year-old Cree man left for dead for 12 hours in Strathcona Tent City speaks out on his recovery after losing his leg--and why she wants answers from police & why so many homeless residents remain unhoused

The mother of a 25-year-old Cree man left for dead for 12 hours in Strathcona Tent City speaks out on his recovery after losing his leg--and why she wants answers from police & why so many homeless residents remain unhoused

Along with the latest news, today David talks with Anna McKenzie & Brielle Morgan of Indiginews. They talk about Indigenous birth alerts, used to seize newborn babies from their moms, and how the government tried to stop their reporting.

Today on The Pulse, David talks with Anna McKenzie & Brielle Morgan of Indiginews. They talk about Indigenous birth alerts, used to seize newborn babies from their moms, and how the government tried to stop their reporting.

Today we talk about this year's Downtown Eastside frybread giveaway & why ribbon skirts have become a symbol of fighting anti-Indigenous racism this year, with Coast Salish elder Kat Norris and Gitxsan volunteer Michael Harris.