Jen St. Denis

Vancouver

Vancouver journalist reporting on housing, politics and urban issues for @TheTyee. Instagram and TikTok: @jenstdenis Email: jstdenis at thetyee dot ca

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Did a BC MLA’s Past Racist Comments Sink a Conservative MP?

1 week ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

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Reeling from ‘the Darkest Day in Our City’s History’

2 weeks ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

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Sifting the Party Platforms, Issue by Issue

3 weeks ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

We’re just days away from one of the most high-stakes elections in Canadian history — a contest shaped by a U.S. president’s threats against our country’s economy and sovereignty. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Catch ‘The Frontliners’ Onstage at the Firehall Arts Centre Vancouver’s very own award-winning comedic drama runs May 1 to 11.
Sifting the Rubble After Rebel News Worked the Election Debate

3 weeks ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

The night of the English-language election debate in Montreal was not Canadian journalism’s finest night. There were heated arguments inside the press room. An attempt to crash a CBC broadcast. A line of police officers present in a supposedly secure area to ensure journalists could continue doing their jobs. And finally, a cancelled post-debate scrum.
Build Canada Is Not DOGE, Says Spokesperson

1 month ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

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Aaron Gunn’s Residential School Views Have Become an Election Flashpoint

1 month ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

When Todd Caldecott read news stories about Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn’s past comments on residential schools, the Powell River resident decided to let the rest of his community know how he felt. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Recharge Your Passion for Climate Crisis Action Join ’Cúagilákv Jess Housty and John Vaillant for a Climate Readers’ Retreat on Cortes Island.
How the Parties Plan to Fix the Housing Crisis

1 month ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

This election is being fought under the looming shadow of threatened tariffs and U.S. aggression towards Canada. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Recharge Your Passion for Climate Crisis Action Join 'Cúagilákv Jess Housty and John Vaillant for a Climate Readers’ Retreat on Cortes Island. Get Ready! DOXA Returns This SpringThe documentary film fest shines on with movies that make sense of the moment.
Why Poilievre’s Biological Clock Talk Makes Us See Red

1 month ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

How do you feel when you hear the phrase “biological clock”? Do you feel your ovaries shrivelling and dying as the seconds tick by? Or maybe a hot flash of anger directed at any male politician who obsesses about the fertility of females? Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Get Ready! DOXA Returns This Spring The documentary film fest shines on with movies that make sense of the moment.
Vancouver Voters Send a Byelection Message to Ken Sim

1 month ago | thetyee.ca | Jen St. Denis

In the past six months, Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has pushed for the city to invest in bitcoin, halted new supportive housing developments and ousted a female city councillor from his party because she didn’t agree with the supportive-housing policy. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners Get Ready! DOXA Returns This Spring The documentary film fest shines on with movies that make sense of the moment.
Indigenous leaders demand removal of Conservative candidate over denialist comments

1 month ago | indiginews.com | Jen St. Denis

This article contains content about residential “schools” which may be triggering. Please read with care for your spirit. It originally appeared in the Tyee here and is reprinted with permission and minor style edits.

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Jen St. Denis @JenStDen

8 May 25

Thanks to Michelle Gamage for this lovely collection of stories about Trey Helten He connected so many people that his partner is trying to find a way to keep his phone number as a community resource. https://t.co/tL9QcyQBAI

Jen St. Denis @JenStDen

6 May 25

RT @cspotweet: Mark Carney says Canadians view will not change on 51st state. Adds that trade talk is a much bigger discussion than one t…

Jen St. Denis @JenStDen

6 May 25

The families of Chelsea Poorman, Noelle O’Soup and Tatyanna Harrison are calling for a coroner’s inquest - saying they have faced roadblocks in obtaining accurate, or any, information about these #mmiwg cases from police, coroner and MCFD. #reddressday https://t.co/3MjXToa4oM