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Podcast
Face2Face
| Tuva Novotny & Pia Tjelta & Face2Face host David Peck talk about new film 'Blind Spot', shock and grief, parenting, PTSD and dealing with guilt, blame and responsibility. |
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Podcast
David Peck
| Kelita and Face2Face host David Peck talk about country music, trauma, suicide, resilience, and the importance of story telling, listening and how we can break the “cycle”. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| A new study using data from the National Household Survey shows 60% of Indigenous children on reserve live below the poverty line. We speak with Mary Teegee of the BC Aboriginal Child Care Society. |
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Blog
Karl Nerenberg
| Once again there is a national prise de conscience on the desperate state of Indigenous Canada, but how soon will it all fade from the public mind? |
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Blog
Penney Kome
| After a century of improving health, rural Americans have started dying in their prime. For age 45 - 54, the leading cause is drug poisoning. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| Dr. Cecil Hershel is a pain specialist with hundreds of patients who were injured at work. He says the Workers Compensation Board fundamentally misunderstands the nature of chronic pain. |
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News
Megan Devlin
| New reports citing indefinite detention, unfair review processes and a mounting death toll among detainees in custody reveal the dark world of immigration detention in Canada. |
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Blog
Doreen Nicoll
| This series of articles addresses the issue of sexual assault. The material might be upsetting to some readers. Please take the necessary precautions and have a plan of self-care in place. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| International human rights groups say extended solitary confinement amounts to torture. Yet there are as many as 1800 people in solitary confinement in federal or provincial prisons. |
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Blog
Pamela Palmater
| Racism doesn't just hurt feelings -- racism kills. It's time for Canadians to support and stand up for this land's Aboriginal people. |
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Blog
Jessica Prupas
| A roundup of the highlights from the Blogs this week |
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Blog
Anne Theriault
| A suicidal student at Acadia University was told to pack his bags and get out -- essentially, to "go die somewhere else." |
