The Year 2020:
See Clearly, See Far into the Future, See with Heart
This is my charge to everyone: We have to be better. We have to love more and hate less, listen more and talk less. It is our responsibility to make ...
The Climate Crisis for the Ordinary Person
Introduction At GTEC’s recent Town Hall I was surprised to meet several people who told me they were confused about the climate crisis. What is the situation exactly? Where do ...
Bandwidth, Urgency and Hot Networks
“Not long ago, the Northwest Passage, the storied northern route from the Atlantic to the Pacific required an icebreaker to navigate it. During the summer of 2016, seventeen hundred people ...
GTEC CRISIS AND HOPE TOWN HALL at Kitsilano Neighbourhood House Nov 18, 2019
Written by Bill Stovin Local activists believe it’s essential to stay strong, resilient and connected in the face of the global environmental crisis. They delivered that message at GTEC’s first-ever ...
More Incentives for BC Drivers to Go Electric
Written by Bill Stovin Are you thinking of buying an electric vehicle (EV)? Well, the province of British Columbia has just added a new incentive for higher-level charging stations at ...
GTEC Goes Public
For the inaugural event in GTEC’s Neighbourhood Environmental Education program, people crowded into a room at Kitsilano Neighbourhood House on Wednesday night, October 2 to hear Sara Fralin from the ...
Climate Strike in Vancouver, BC
By Bill Stovin Former CBC Reporter It was about one o’clock on a bright, sunny afternoon. I wasn’t sure what to expect as my wife, Carola, and I set out ...
Autumn of Protest
Autumn is in the air and the zeitgeist is unsettled. Greta has arrived in New York to talk to the United Nations. The Amazon rainforest is on fire. The Hong ...
First Anniversary of Nada
On last Thursday night, June 20 I dropped by the 1st Anniversary celebration of Nada, the package-less store at Fraser and Broadway. The founders of Nada are two young women, ...
Impressions of Green: The BC Green Party Convention of 2019
After a harrowing few minutes lost in the industrial bowels of New Westminster along the Fraser River, former CBC reporter, Bill Stovin and I found and then stumbled into the ...