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'I felt really stranded': B.C. woman says she struggled to access care after miscarriage

According to Doctors of B.C., 10 to 15 per cent of all pregnancies end in miscarriage, but Horacek says there are inadequate resources for women going through what can be a frightening and upsetting ordeal.

CBC, February 2020

How B.C. high school students are feeling growing stress over post-secondary admission

Pressure from schools, families, peers is leading to anxiety and depression, students say.

CBC, September 2019

Good Job: The growth of co-operative business in British Columbia

Worker co-ops have seen dramatic growth in recent years thanks to a desire to create stable, meaningful work.

The Tyee, April 2018

She didn't find much multiculturalism in Canada's official archives — so she made her own

Artist Jacqueline Hoàng Nguyễn is inviting immigrants to make a community archive from their family photos.

CBC Arts, October 2017

O Brother Where Art Thou

Slaves to Tips: How B.C. laws fuel sexism on the job

Forget email — Cody and Connor Smith communicate through paintings

CBC Arts, August 2017

The Tyee, February 2017

Changes made to B.C.'s restaurant employment laws in 2011 have made women increasingly vulnerable to sexual harassment on the job, according to new research.