Morgane Oger

Tag: vancouver

far-right politics, freedom, justice, lgbt, politics, society, SOGI, sports

FIFA Cannot Keep Treating Inclusion as Optional
canada shipping act, mariner, vancouver

Failing at VORR: Why Vancouver Needs To Do Better in False Creek
politics, vancouver, vancouver politics

Politics: Why I chose to run with Mark Marissen and Progress Vancouver
British Columbia, election, housing, politics, vancouver, vancouver politics, vancouver school board

I’m Seeking the Progress Vancouver nomination for Vancouver Council. Here’s why…
British Columbia, housing, politics, vancouver, Victoria

Let’s Talk Actually Affordable Housing
British Columbia, Canada, COVID, discrimination, health

Its time to add covid measures
British Columbia, crosstown, Opinion, politics, society, vancouver, west end, yaletown

Temporary Shelter in Parks – Parks Board speaking notes
British Columbia, charity, discrimination, Hatred, lgbtq2+, politics, TERF, Transgender, vancouver

Vancouver Leads The Way: Public Funds Should Never Teach and Reinforce Transphobia.
Uncategorized

Tell me, How will reducing Vancouver car traffic impact your life?
Uncategorized

Schools need to address supremacist hate-motivated acts.
British Columbia, Canada, false creek, politics, schools, vancouver, vancouver centre, vancouver school board, vsb, west end

Vancouver-Centre Public School Mess Highlights Years of Ignoring Residents
Canada, Hatred, Opinion, politics, society

Municipal institutions need to add an anti-discrimination clause to facility rental policies
Canada, discrimination, lgbt, lgbtq2+, sex certification, Transgender, Uncategorized

Meghan Murphy you are misleading your audience
charitable status, charity, discrimination, lgbt, lgbtq2+, society, Transgender, Uncategorized, vancouver

Audio: Vancouver Rape Relief to be excluded for future contracts until it meets City of Vancouver eligibility criteria on inclusion
Canada, false creek, vancouver

False Creek pump-out service is hiding the real sewage culprit: the city of vancouver
election, Uncategorized

Who’s responsible? Speaking with parents about the fentanyl and homelessness crisis and its effect on crosstown elementary