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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Masked Group in Kamloops Sparks Alarm and Racism Fears | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Kamloops residents are grappling with a disturbing gathering of an apparent white supremacist group in their city a few days before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. “It just was creepy,” said a Kamloops man who saw the group of uniformed, masked men march to Memorial Hill Park Sunday. “Especially after I looked into Second Sons afterwards — I don’t want these people in my neighbourhood, in my city, in my country.” The man said the group marched down the street as a drone flew overh
Migrant Workers Face a Housing Crisis in This Summer of Fire | The Tyee (opens the original)
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On Friday* night, Lorena Ordoñez got a call from migrant workers on a farm near Peachland, B.C. They had been ordered to evacuate, but their vehicle had broken down as they fled a fast-moving wildfire and they were trying to get out on foot. Ordoñez, an intake manager with the Migrant Workers Centre, said she often helps out in emergency situations with Spanish-speaking workers, and she was able to call police to tell them where the workers were. That group of farmworkers had to be rescued by po
Vancouver’s SROs Are Changing Hands. And Tenants Are Being Pushed Out | The Tyee (opens the original)
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A wave of single-room occupancy hotel foreclosures in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside is sparking fears of mass evictions by the new owners and the loss of hundreds of housing units serving vulnerable renters. And the situation is highlighting the failure to deliver on past promises to move the aging SRO buildings into provincial government ownership, leaving the vital low-income housing stock vulnerable to market pressures. Since several of the largest SRO hotels in the neighbourhood changed hand
Public Safety Minister Won’t Comment on Tatyanna Harrison Inquest | The Tyee (opens the original)
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The lawyer who represented Tatyanna Harrison’s family says there’s no reason for Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger to wait to act on the disturbing revelations that were brought to light during a recent coroner’s inquest. Several weeks after the inquest ended July 10, The Tyee reached out to the Ministry of Public Safety with a request to interview Krieger. But her staff continue to say she won’t comment on calls for a review of B.C.’s death investigation system or a request for a renewed inve
Chelsea, Noelle and Tatyanna Went Missing. Did Police Do Enough to Find Them? | The Tyee (opens the original)
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[Editor’s note: This article contains descriptions of sexual assault and stories related to missing and deceased Indigenous women and youth. It may be triggering to some readers.] On Sept. 6, 2020, 24-year-old Chelsea Poorman went out for dinner with her sister. They ended up at a friend’s apartment on Granville Street, then Chelsea left. A phone call later that night would be the last time Paige would ever hear from her. On May 12, 2021, Noelle O’Soup left a foster care group home in Port Coqui
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