Journalist Travis Lupick (author of the book “Fighting for Space: How a Group of Drug Users Transformed One City’s Struggle with Addiction”) talks about the #bcvotes election & the overdose emergency.

Solving Vancouver's housing crisis well within the power of city council: UBC professor

A plan to solve Vancouver's housing crisis

Along with the latest news, today Tan Mei-Xi talks to Jessica Savoy and Edgard Villanueva-Cruz about the youth committee of the Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society's recently released a policy report, with recommendations to address the need of urban Indigenous youth. The recommendations span nine policy areas, including self-governance, the Indigenization of spaces, and climate change.

Today on The Pulse, Tan Mei-Xi talks to Jessica Savoy and Edgard Villanueva-Cruz about the youth committee of the Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society's recently released a policy report, with recommendations to address the need of urban Indigenous youth. The recommendations span nine policy areas, including self-governance, the Indigenization of spaces, and climate change.

Denise Williams (CEO, BC First Nations Technology Council), on their campaign with the BC Poverty Reduction Coalition to make "digital justice" and $10 low-income internet an election issue, especially with pandemic remote work and education needs.

Today, David talks to Jennifer Allan, a Downtown Eastside resident, overdose prevention worker and Salvation Army pastor. They talk about her COVID-19 hospitalization & why people should take the pandemic much more seriously.

Along with the latest news, David talks to Jennifer Allan, a Downtown Eastside resident, overdose prevention worker, and Salvation Army pastor. They talk about her COVID-19 hospitalization & why people should take the pandemic much more seriously.

Today on The Pulse, David talks to Dr. Brian Conway, of the Vancouver Infectious Diseases Centre. He returns to share his surprising findings that more than expected Downtown Eastside residents already have COVID-19 antibodies.