Omar Khadr: Still in Jail After 11 Years. What´s Next?

At 15, Omar Khadr was captured by US Special Forces in Afghanistan and charged several years later with the death of a U.S. soldier. For 11 years he has been imprisoned in Afghanistan, Guantanamo Bay and now Canada. Canada […]

Border (In)security: Deportation is Not Entertainment

A Panel Discussion Presented by the Criminology Voices Series and the Critical Criminology Working Group Featuring Micheal Vonn, BC Civil Liberties Association, on the implications of turning CBSA raids into entertainment […]

IdleNoMore: Indigenous Rights are Human Rights

As the IdleNoMore movement marches on nationwide, in a vibrant demonstration of the free expression that is at the core of democracy, we share the conviction that the rights of […]

In Memory of Gloria Taylor

Gloria Taylor, the 64 year-old woman who fought courageously to change Canada’s law on assisted dying, died on Thursday, October 4th, 2012. Gloria had ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, and […]

Vancouver Pride Sign & Banner Making Evening

Come make signs and banners and buttons in preparation for marching in the Pride parade with the BCCLA.  The theme this year is a “Masquerade,” come and prepare your mask!  […]

Vancouver Pride Parade

The BCCLA Marching  Troupe is once again taking to the streets in the Vancouver Pride Parade!  This colourful ensemble will be celebrating 50 years of fighting for rights and freedoms […]

Sunset Beach Festival

The BCCLA is celebrating Pride in Vancouver at the Sunset Beach Festival! Celebrations start at 11am and continue during and after the Parade at the Sunset Beach Pride Festival. Over […]