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  • A News Desert: The Canadian Facebook Media Vacuum Facilitates Hate 

    The digital age has given us amazing access to information, but it’s also let in a flood of disinformation. With Meta blocking news content in Canada, the spread of fake and misleading info has skyrocketed, leaving a dangerous media vacuum. The right-wing has organized itself to take advantage of this, weaponizing relatable memes to load…

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  • Expanding Pharmacists’ Roles: Making Healthcare More Accessible

    David Eby and the BC NDP have made a big difference in healthcare by giving pharmacists more authority. They can now extend prescriptions, provide emergency supplies, and prescribe medications for minor ailments. This change has already helped many people, and the recent announcement to expand these powers even further is great news. Making Healthcare Easier…

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  • John Rustad’s Dangerous Attack on Trans Kids Endangers All Students

    John Rustad and the BC Conservatives have attacked trans kids, only endangering all students in the process. By proposing to eliminate the SOGI123 program, which educates teachers about sexual orientation and gender identity, Rustad is not only targeting vulnerable transgender youth but also making all students less safe. This policy is a dangerous dog whistle…

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  • Religious Schools Should Not Receive Public Funding in Canada

    In Canada, the debate over public funding for religious schools is not just contentious—it’s a battle for the soul of our education system. Public money should never be allocated to religious institutions. Here’s why. Public funding for religious schools obliterates the essential boundary between church and state, leading to government endorsement of specific religious beliefs.…

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  • Empowering Pharmacists: Enhancing Access to Healthcare in British Columbia 

    Last year, Pharmacists in British Columbia granted additional authority to prescribe medications for a 21 minor ailments, significantly improving access to healthcare for BC residents. Pharmacists have also had their scope of practice increased, with an emphasis on adapting and renewing prescriptions.  Minor Ailments and Pharmacist Prescribing  Pharmacists in BC can prescribe medications for the…

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  • Reforming Political Fundraising: Empowering Candidates Over Party Leaders 

    Political campaigns need money to function. Effective campaigns require funds for advertising, campaign materials, events, staffing, travel, and technology. All these activities cost money, but they are essential for candidates to connect with voters, communicate their platforms, and build trust within their communities. When campaigns have the resources they need, they can engage more deeply…

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