Libby and the panel dissect the 2024 federal budget.
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Libby and Kim Elliott discuss the war in Gaza with CODEPINK, and how to take effective parliamentary action.

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Jay Hamburger had been artistic director of Theatre in the Raw Society. Theatre in the Raw was perhaps best known for staging Bruce: The Musical, by Bob Sarti, about the life and times of Downtown Eastside founding father Bruce Eriksen and his then-partner Libby Davies.

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Libby Davies and the panel focus on the national and global struggles women and gender diverse people are facing right now.

Hear the full conversation at rabble.ca.

 

Libby supports Chris Boyle in the NDP nomination race in the riding of Vancouver-Little Mountain.  Read the full article here.

Libby Davies and the panel discuss how “whiteness” impacts federal policy.

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For almost 23 years, Libby’s go-to place for current coverage on Canadian politics, social justice and labour stories, Indigenous news and more as been rabble.ca.

Read Libby’s full piece at rabble.ca.

Published: February 1, 2024

Libby speaks out in opposition to Mayor Sim’s plan to abolish the elected Park Board in Vancouver.  The Park Board is an important democratic institution that residents can deal with directly.

The full article is available at CityNews.

 

 

Libby and three other Order of Canada recipients and drug policy veterans denounce politically driven police action.   Read the full article at The Tyee.

Published: November 21, 2023

 

Libby Davies and the panel shine a critical light on the mainstream media coverage the current crisis in besieged Gaza, the occupied West Bank and Israel has received: its biases, truths, twists and turns.

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