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CBC Vancouver
CBC Vancouver is a branch of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), which is Canada's national public broadcaster. CBC Vancouver provides news, information, and entertainment programming to the Greater Vancouver area in British Columbia, Canada. It covers a wide range of topics, including local news, sports, culture, and more.
Residential Schools and Intergenerational Impact
The mention of the impact of residential schools on survivors and their families refers to the historical practice of forcibly removing Indigenous children from their families and communities and placing them in government-funded and church-run residential schools. These schools aimed to assimilate Indigenous children into Euro-Canadian culture, often resulting in the loss of language, culture, and identity. The intergenerational impact refers to the lasting effects of this traumatic experience on subsequent generations of Indigenous families.
Toronto Raptors and SFU Teaching Assistant Union Strike
The Toronto Raptors, Canada's only NBA team, donated $10,000 to the Simon Fraser University's Teaching Support Staff Union (TSSU) during their strike. The TSSU represents teaching assistants at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada. The strike was organized to demand improved pay and pension benefits for teaching assistants.
Vancouver Woman Keeping Guinea Fowl
A judge ruled in favor of a Vancouver woman who kept guinea fowl in her East Vancouver backyard. The decision highlighted the distinction between exotic birds and domestic fowl. The judge recognized the woman's right to keep guinea fowl for the "joy of companionship."
Vancouver Climate March
Thousands of students and Vancouver residents participated in a climate march to call for stronger climate action. The march aimed to raise awareness about the need for measures to address climate change, especially in the context of record-breaking global temperatures and devastating wildfires.
Queer As Funk's 10th Anniversary
Vancouver band Queer As Funk celebrated its 10th anniversary during Pride celebrations in the city. The band is known for its music catering to the queer community and has been active in promoting inclusivity and diversity through its performances.
Vancouver Cooling Centers
The City of Vancouver has opened cooling spaces and centers in response to heat warnings and extreme heat emergencies. These spaces aim to provide relief and support to vulnerable individuals during periods of high temperatures. However, advocates argue that more long-term solutions are needed to address rising temperatures and climate change.
Vancouver Woman's Barbie Dream Home
A woman living in Osoyoos, British Columbia, turned her trailer into a Barbie-inspired dream home as part of her journey of recovery from addiction. The Barbie-themed trailer has helped her in her recovery process.
Long IUD Wait Times in Metro Vancouver
A doctor in Metro Vancouver expressed concerns about long wait times for intrauterine devices (IUDs) following the announcement of free prescribed birth control in the province. The doctor highlighted the potential risk of unintended pregnancies due to the delays in receiving IUDs.
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