The Terry Project on CiTR #50: The 7th Annual TEDx Terry Talks (Highlights)
Every year the Terry Project puts on an event called the TEDx Terry Talks. It’s one of the only TED events in the world to exclusively…
Read articleHow Canadian Spies “Stack the Deck” Against the Left
Listen to historians Reg Whitaker and Greg Kealey (authors of the book Secret Service) tell stories from Canada’s sordid history of political policing: In 1920–in the…
Read articleThe Terry Project on CiTR #49: Harper, Civil Liberties and the Secret History of Canadian Spying
Ottawa was attacked, and the Prime Minister responded by calling for increased powers of security and surveillance. What is the state of civil liberties in Harper’s Canada?…
Read articleThe Terry Project on CiTR #48: Professor Candyman and Dr. Ouija Board
On this special episode, we nerd out about Halloween. You’ll learn three things: the best and worst candies, according to science; whether you should be…
Read articleAffordable housing and Vancouver’s municipal election – a short guide.
Blog post by Amy Do If you own a house in Vancouver you’re probably a millionaire. That’s just how expensive it is to live in this…
Read articleThese guys live in Vancouver, pay next to nothing for rent and throw epic parties [somewhat NSFW photos]
On yesterday’s episode of Terry Project on CiTR we profiled Vlad and Andrew, two young guys who pay around $360 each a month to live in a big house…
Read articleTerry Project on CiTR #47: Zombie City
Are high housing prices turning Vancouver into a “zombie city?” Are young people and working class families being priced out of the market? Listen to our investigation: Subscribe…
Read articleThe Terry Project on CiTR #27: [Update] Silencing the Scientists
This is an update to one of our most popular episodes, silencing the scientists. Has Harper politicized federal science? Since 2006, the Canadian government has laid…
Read articleThe Four Pillars Revisited
In 2001, after much campaigning by activists, academics and public health officials, Vancouver’s municipal council approved the boldest, most progressive drug policy in North America:…
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