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Author Archives: Michael Popove
Black History Month: The Citizen of the Century Seraphim Fortes.
February is Black History Month. Years back, Vancouver honoured one of it’s greatest residents, who was of African descent. His name, Seraphim Fortes. Back in the 1880′s, they simply called him……. Joe! Michael Popove prepared this feature on the “Citizen …
The 3rd Annual Illuminate Yaletown
Vancouver held events across the city, celebrating the two year anniversary of hosting the Winter Olympics. As Michael Popove found out, none was more popular than the third annual, Illuminate Yaletown. watch?v=Xakc82IVIxk
For the Record- Award-winning columnist Andrew Coyne talks about Canadian Politics
Michael Popove interviews Andrew Coyne, an award-winning political columnist, television commentator and until recently the national editor of Maclean’s magazine. He’s currently a columnist with the National Post, as well as a being a long time member of the CBC’s, …
For the Record: Linda Pasacreta, CEO of the Better Business Bureau of BC
Michael Popove interviews Lynda Pasacreta, the CEO of the Better Business Bureau of British Columbia. As we’ re barely into the new year, It’s a good time to look back at some of the bigger scams of 2011. Linda will …
For the Record- Global TV’s Keith Baldrey talks British Columbia politics
Michael Popove interviews Keith Baldrey, the chief political correspondent for Global Television and well known syndicated columnist. Keith talks about the Enbridge pipeline, paying back the $1.6 billion dollars to the Feds for the HST, as well as Adrian Dix …
For the Record- MLA Jagrup Brar takes vow of poverty
Michael Popove interviews Jagrup Brar, the MLA for the Surrey Fleetwood Riding . He’s currently the NDP critic for Healthy Living and Sport. Mr. Brar has been front and center in the media in this week, as he’s taken vow …
7th Annual International Day Against Homophophia
Government and Community leaders gathered for breakfast in Chinatown, to kick off the 7th Annual International Day Against Homophobia Continue reading
Vancouver’s First Annual Slut Walk
Armed with signs and braving the rain, close to two thousand protestors took to the streets of Vancouver for the city’s first ever Slut Walk Continue reading
Vancouver’s Urban Chicken Farming
There was a lot of clucking this time last year over the backyard chicken debate in Vancouver. Continue reading
The relationship between Facebook, teachers and their students
The American teacher in hot water for blogging about her students, brings to light the technological relationship between instructors and their students. Continue reading
