Libby discusses the NDP leadership race on rabble.ca Off The Hill, live panel on Jan 6, 2026. Watch the video here.
Razing Palestine Book Launch, Vancouver, November 2025
Libby participates in the Razing Palestine book launch at Upstart and Crow in Vancouver. Watch the video here.
The struggle to keep Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside affordable for local residents
Concerns are raised by Libby and other individuals associated with Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside that the proposed changes to the DTES plan risk affordable housing for local residents. Read the full article here.
Libby in conversation with Walrus Lab, on historical gains for Queer Rights in Canada, November 2025
Libby and writer and performer Steen Starr reflect on the Modernization of Benefits and Obligations Act passed in Canada in 2000, a landmark law that formally recognized same-sex couples under federal statute milestone, and the freedoms that came from it.
Listen to the podcast here.
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Hear about Charlie Angus and his Resistance Tour in conversation with Libby from October 2025
Libby joins Charlie Angus at Molly’s Reach, the most iconic coffee shop in Canada where the CBC filmed the famous television sitcom “The Beachcombers” for 18 years. Watch the video here.
The 25th Anniversary of the Modernization of Benefits and Obligations Act is a HUGE Deal
Libby’s participates in the Day of Pink “Echo Tour” in October of 2025, in recognition of the 25th anniversary of legal changes that recognized the legal rights of same sex couples, in Canada. See the article and watch the video here.
Libby joins the podcast 'Building Left' to speak to the renewal of the NDP and politics in Canada
Libby speaks in conversation with “Building Left” about the renewal of the NDP and politics in Canada. Listen to the podcast here.
Group launching legal action to change the way B.C. votes for local politicians
Libby and other former elected officials are taking their fight to court to change how voters elect their civic politicians. Read the full article here.
Flashback to the Archives: Vancouver became a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in the 1983
More from the archives! Vancouver became a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in the 1983 – the first Canadian city to do so. Fast forward almost 40 years to 2022, to a Global TV interview with Squire Barnes, marking this history and the remaining NWFZ signs still evident in Vancouver today. Besides the sign noted in the story – I know of one other sign – as you enter Vancouver off the Ironworks Memorial Bridge just before New Brighton park. There might still be one on East 1st Ave too, as you leave the hiway and enter the city of Vancouver. Back in the day every major street into Vancouver had such a sign. And then there was the swimming around a warship event…. Check it out in the same story !
Flashback to the Archives: The legacy of Libby Davies
Every now and then I come across something from the news archives – and it takes me back to that moment. This one is from a decade ago already (!) as I left elected office after 18 years serving as the MP for Vancouver East. Watch the video here.