Matthew Norris
@mnorris.bsky.social
Associate Director, BCAFN. 2022 CoV Candidate with OneCityVan. President, UNYA; Board Member, CCPA BC; Nehithaw (LLRIB) - Treaty 6. PhD Candidate UBC (MrMatthewNorris on that other site)
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I would like to understand where the direction for Task Force Barrage came from, because clearly it didn’t come from council, it didn’t come from the Police Board. BC law demands transparency & accountability, it doesn't allow the mayor to cook up policing schemes in the backroom.
May 8, 2025 at 2:49 PM
I would like to understand where the direction for Task Force Barrage came from, because clearly it didn’t come from council, it didn’t come from the Police Board. BC law demands transparency & accountability, it doesn't allow the mayor to cook up policing schemes in the backroom.
I'm very proud to sit as the Co-Chair of this project's Indigenous Steering Group and excited to review project applicant's proposals. The Call for Proposals for the project applicants will be announced soon!
February 26, 2025 at 7:44 PM
I'm very proud to sit as the Co-Chair of this project's Indigenous Steering Group and excited to review project applicant's proposals. The Call for Proposals for the project applicants will be announced soon!
The BCRIP projects aims build climate resilience and support Indigenous-led climate action through joint advocacy, climate governance, knowledge sharing and Indigenous-led Nature Based Solutions partnership projects in Bolivia, Colombia, Peru and Guatemala, partnered w/ Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
February 26, 2025 at 7:44 PM
The BCRIP projects aims build climate resilience and support Indigenous-led climate action through joint advocacy, climate governance, knowledge sharing and Indigenous-led Nature Based Solutions partnership projects in Bolivia, Colombia, Peru and Guatemala, partnered w/ Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
The IWKC will provide guidance and wisdom to the Building Climate Resilience from Indigenous Perspectives (BCRIP) Project. The deadline to apply has been extended to March 2nd.
February 26, 2025 at 7:44 PM
The IWKC will provide guidance and wisdom to the Building Climate Resilience from Indigenous Perspectives (BCRIP) Project. The deadline to apply has been extended to March 2nd.
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I wrote about how Shopify executives are pushing extreme right-wing politics in Canada by funding far-right media and building an alliance with the Conservative Party.
Shopify executives are vocally opposing the Canadian government — and now they’re being openly praised by the Conservative Party leader.
They’re trying to extend Silicon Valley’s right-wing project to Canada — and need to be stopped.
They’re trying to extend Silicon Valley’s right-wing project to Canada — and need to be stopped.
The conservative-tech alliance is coming to Canada
Shopify executives want to emulate the right-wing project of their Silicon Valley peers
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February 2, 2025 at 9:19 PM
I wrote about how Shopify executives are pushing extreme right-wing politics in Canada by funding far-right media and building an alliance with the Conservative Party.