Podcast: Pivot lawyer on unhoused people's Charter rights (E06: Oct 24, 2026)
Available on major podcast platforms & 11am Saturday on 100.5fm in Vancouver
How De Facto investigated what happens to unhoused people’s confiscated belongings
Podcast: Bylaw trashing unhoused people's belongings (E05: Oct 17, 2026)
'All I have left’: As election cycle spotlights homeless crisis, bylaw seizures ‘devastating’ for Victoria’s unhoused
Victoria bylaw officers trashed newly donated tents within days — contrary to city claims
Podcast: Expert UBC Medicine witness on testifying in DULF trial (E04: Oct 10, 2026)
Podcast: Drug User Liberation Front's big court win (E03: Oct 3, 2026)
DULF founders’ trafficking charges thrown out in BC Supreme Court ruling on constitutional challenge
How Vancouver police turned against DULF
Podcast: Workers' right to strike under Bill C-39 (E02: Sept 26, 2026)
Podcast: Canadian spies' corporate intel-sharing (E01: Sept 19, 2026)
Q&A: Transparency advocates on police ‘culture of confidentiality and secrecy’
VPD claimed no emails sent to or from senior cops about compassion club ahead of raid. That’s untrue
‘A two-tier system’: Rights groups say the immigration system is built on exploitation. A new law could make it even worse
Q&A: ‘A troubling trend’: Lawyer Zool Suleman on rising cop-immigration collaboration
Transit Police are contacting border authorities more — but you wouldn't know that from their own records
Vancouver cops are calling border enforcement more than ever. Community members fear that puts them in danger
How a Mexican woman’s 2013 death in custody of Canada’s ‘de facto ICE agents’ sparked a movement
BC journalists launch new worker-owned investigative publication
