Vancouver: the day the media died
Will legacy media survive obvious false equivalency? by Bruce Mason Blip. Blip. Mainly comatose for ages, that’s the sound of mainstream media in the Lower … Read more
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The real message in the bottle
Break the silence – plastic is poison by Bruce Mason Nothing is forever, except maybe plastic. And despite the well-funded, deliberate, universal misconception, it’s anything … Read more
Dave Barrett: when true socialism shaped BC and made it more beautiful
by Bruce mason Dave Barrett’s recent death has inevitably brought to mind the first-ever NDP Premier’s legacy of brilliant public policies, which helped make BC … Read more
John Horgan on the record: is he walking his talk?
by Bruce Mason Last March, when BC was awash in costly ads attacking John Horgan, describing him as “Say Anything,” “Flip Flop,” “Angry” and “Spineless,” … Read more
Complicit – 2017’s “Word of the Year” defines our future
For the vast majority, the future isn’t what it used to be. The inevitable reckoning and consequences, still unscripted, will be Shakespearean in scope and … Read more
At mid-term: a Justin Trudeau report card
It’s two years since he swept to power, high-fiving with one hand, promises for “Real Change” in the other. So right now, on the post-honeymoon … Read more
Unlimited growth increases the divide
by Bruce Mason The wisest words on Vancouver’s streets, “Unlimited Growth Increases the Divide” offer a strong medicine for healing the obscene growth for growth’s … Read more
Ready to Rumble? Keep calm and decolonize
MUSIC RISING by Bruce Mason Indigenous/Aboriginal /First Nations/Inuit art is one of the most exciting creative forces in Canada and on our endangered Earth. At … Read more
Mayday! This is Spaceship Earth
Houston, we have a problem. by Bruce Mason It was a summer of fire, smoke and hard rain. Of nightmarish hurricanes and awakened dead reckoning. … Read more
Our lieutenant governor’s “Three Rs”
by Bruce Mason Photo: 2017 Canada Day Citizenship Ceremony at Government House, in which Her Honour presided over the swearing-in of 150 new citizens. Photo … Read more