The Terry Project on CiTR #37: The Sisters of Saint Ann
The Sisters of Saint Ann taught at Indian Residential Schools in BC until 1985. Now they are downplaying the abuse that took place in these auspicious…
Read articleThe Business of Methadone
“And I guess what really happened was I was just exhausted. Heroin lasts you what, six hours? I mean every six hours you’ve gotta go make…
Read articleNewly Released Emails Show how the Harper Government Silences Scientists
On October 21, 2013 I asked a Canadian federal scientist named David Tarasick to talk about ozone depletion for an episode of my radio show, The…
Read articleChristians Answer Your Questions About Sex
This is an extended scene from Episode 29 of The Terry Project on CiTR: Sam Returns to Historymaker. Last summer Sam and Gordon went to a…
Read articleThe Terry Project on CiTR #29: Sam Returns to Historymaker
As a Christian teenager, Sam Fenn attended Historymaker, a Pentecostal youth rally where people spoke in tongues, were healed by the Holy Spirit and received divine…
Read articleThe Terry Project on CiTR #27: Silencing the Scientists
Has Harper politicized federal science? Since 2006, the Canadian government has laid off scientists while expanding its communication staff. On this episode of The Terry Project…
Read articleINFOGRAPHIC: Is Food a Right?
On October 7, 2013, Gordon Neighbourhood House hosted the West End Food Festival. One of the numerous events part of this festival included a panel discussion…
Read articleKarla Homolka: From Convicted Killer to Anonymous Mother
Shadlee Rahman is a research assistant for the Terry Project Podcast–the theme of rebranding raised brought back some history. Very few crimes, if any, are as…
Read articleTEDxTT 2012: “Dying for Land,” Sam Eifling.
Sam Eifling (@sameifling), a recent graduate of the UBC School of Journalism, takes us on a Brazilian journey that examines the tensions which exist between the…
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Hope in Shadows: Bryce Doersam talks to Peter Thompson
By marion benkaiouche,
Have you ever wondered about the men and women who sell calendars around Vancouver as winter rolls around? Hope in Shadows is a photography competition for…
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