David Gray-Donald

January 5, 2020 • Media Co-op

Wet'suwet'en traditional government evicts pipeline company CGL from their unceded territory

Five days after a BC judge granted Coastal GasLink an injunction to continue pipeline construction, the Wet'suwet'en deliver an eviction notice

December 26, 2019 • Media Co-op

In-Depth: Interview with Jean Swanson

Vancouver city councillor and long-time anti-poverty activist opens up about life on city council, its frustrations, and possibilities

October 5, 2019 • Media Co-op

Andrew Scheer skips candidates debate on environment in his riding, doesn't send replacement

The Regina-Qu'Appelle riding debate in Fort Qu'Appelle, Treaty 4, took place between the Liberal, NDP, and Green candidates

December 4, 2018 • Media Co-op

Alberta to reduce its GHG emissions by approx 3% through oil production cuts

Emission reductions of this scale, mandated by governments, are very rare

August 31, 2018 • Media Co-op

Too fast, and now too furious

How the last decade's rapid expansion of the tar sands is fueling today's pro-pipeline fury

March 26, 2018 • Media Co-op

"Unanimous" Senate Vote Supporting Trans Mountain Pipeline Was Held Without Committee on Aboriginal Peoples Present

Committee "was on a prairie committee trip concerned with how a new nation to nation relationship ought to look"

February 14, 2018 • Media Co-op

How Courage Coalition members are preparing for the federal NDP convention

Activists discuss the possibilities, if any, for bold left moves from the NDP, and how they're engaging with the party

January 31, 2018 • Media Co-op

Bell, #LetsTalk About Profits

Mental health campaigns are worthwhile, but Bell is only giving out crumbs to the cause -- approximately 0.2% of profits

August 1, 2017 • Media Co-op

6 Glaring Issues with the Supreme Court's Line 9 Decision

No treaties are mentioned, the word "consent" does not appear, and much more

May 8, 2017 • Media Co-op

The Curious Case of the BC Green Party Pundit, Gun Rights Advocate