
In June this year, the federal government launched a National Food Security Strategy, with the stated goal of building a more affordable and resilient food system in Canada. Yet experts in the sector say it does...


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Signup to Generate a PitchRedeye is hosted by Redeye Collective. The show has published 764 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Federal strategy fails to address root causes of food insecurity" (29 October 2026, 13 minutes), "Keeping transit on the agenda following municipal elections" (27 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "Alberta separatist campaign normalizes anti-migrant racism" (25 October 2026, 13 minutes).
Redeye publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 764 episodes.
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In June this year, the federal government launched a National Food Security Strategy, with the stated goal of building a more affordable and resilient food system in Canada. Yet experts in the sector say it does...

With the landslide victory for progressive candidates in Vancouver’s city election, hopes are high for improving mobility and transit in the city. Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders ran a campaign called Vote for...

The Alberta referendum ended with a resounding defeat for the separatist party. At least, that’s what most of the corporate media coverage has characterized it as. But, in an article in Canadian Dimension published...

In 2024, coho and chum salmon were returning to spawn in Worth Creek, a small stream east of Mission, but in December the following year, the creek suddenly ran dry, leaving fertilized salmon eggs high and dry...

BC is the latest province in Canada where the chief coroner is being asked to look into the growing danger to pedestrians and cyclists from pickup trucks and large SUVs. The Coalition to Reduce Auto Size Hazards –...

The federal government’s major infrastructure legislation, Bill C-39, is in the hands of a special committee, which is planning to finish its work by mid-November in line with Mark Carney’s intention to bring the...

The International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group has released a report detailing how financial institutions are penalizing NGOs and individuals they suspect of supporting terrorist organizations, but without...

As municipal and provincial elections approach, BC’s biggest, most expensive cities aren’t doing enough to help solve the current housing crisis. So says Alex Hemingway in a recent opinion piece in the Vancouver Sun. He...

In the run-up to Vancouver’s municipal election, Women Transforming Cities consulted widely to see what policies people want City Council to focus on. Now WTC is calling on all candidates for Mayor and Council to take...

On October 19, Albertans will vote on ten referendum questions put forth by Premier Danielle Smith and her UCP government. Five out of the ten questions in the referendum are directly related to immigration. A new...

In 2020, Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 departed Tehran carrying 176 passengers and crew. Minutes after takeoff, the aircraft was struck by two surface-to-air missiles, killing everyone on board...

Municipal elections on Saturday, October 17 are just 2 weeks away. With us to talk about some of the Metro Vancouver races is Redeye collective member Ian Mass with his City Beat report for October 3.

There is growing evidence that phone use and social media are harming youth, and having a negative impact on their learning and their mental health. Concern about the impacts is driving cell phone bans in both primary...

In June this year, hundreds of people took to the streets in Vancouver to oppose the construction of two new AI data centres in the city. Vancouver city council has shunted the decision for a Telus-Westbank data centre...

In 2015, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada released its Final Report and showed Canadians the evidence of how residential schools constituted genocide. Despite six volumes of historical documents and...

Systemic racism and historical displacement have created profound disparities in housing outcomes across British Columbia. Indigenous and racialized communities are significantly less likely to own a home...

For years, Independent Jewish Voices Canada alongside the Global Justice Coalition and Palestinian groups have been organizing for meaningful sanctions on Israel and its illegal settlements. On September 8, that...

People across British Columbia will be voting in municipal elections on October 17th. In today’s edition of City Beat, Ian Mass talks about who’s running in Vancouver and what their chances are for occupying the mayor’s...

If you have never been homeless, you probably have a lot of misconceptions about what it means to live on the street. Street Medicine 101 is a series of short videos that aims to dispel them. It features Dr Jill...

As Israel and the US carry out devastating attacks on Iran, the Canadian oil industry and some politicians are seeing it as an opportunity to expand fossil fuel production. Nick Gottlieb argues the fossil fuel...
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