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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights launched its Champion Human Rights! Campaign during the media opening of the CentrePlace Manitoba pavilion at LiveCity Vancouver Downtown.

The campaign, aiming to promote respect and human rights action, asks visitors of the CentrePlace Manitorba pavilion to complete the “Everyone has the right to…” protest sign and have a picture taken with their sign and then future museum in the background. Currently all photographs taken are displayed on a screen in the pavilion but some of them will be shown again when the museum will open in 2012 in Winnipeg.

Our Editorial Assistants, Ana ADI and Jennifer Jones, were live on CKNW on Tuesday, February 16, talking about their coverage of the Olympics so far. They joined Jill Bennett’s International Media Panel with, her other guests, John Crumpacker of San Francisco Chronicle and Florian Zut of Swiss National Television. During the one-hour show the four journalists discussed their coverage of the Games, culture at the Olympics and the relation and differences between traditional media and citizen journalists.

This is the 2nd of several Vancouver 2010 Olympics photo essays created by Kris Krüg.

Vancouver is filled with energy now that 2010 Winter Olympic Games has officially started. The last week has been filled with the excited fervor of the last month and anticipation of the upcoming weeks. Here is a photographic look into the last week of adventure and celebrations, before the officially opening of the Games in Vancouver.

The Olympic torch was carried downhill on the Blackcomb mountain by world champion and olympiad Steve Podborski. Steve won a bronze …

To mark the opening of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games, we have published our first 6 essays for the year. Click here to read them.  Many more articles will follow, as the Games gets started. We will have 11 people in Vancouver and Whistler reporting from the cities in our blog and writing articles for the current issue. We are:
Andy Miah, Beatriz Garcia, Ana Adi, Jennifer Jones, Kris Krug, Danielle Sipple, Debbi Lander, Rachael McAllister, Erin Linton, Mark Hodge, and Geoff O’Donnell.

The David Suzuki Foundation, a science-based Canadian environmental organization, working to protect the balance of nature and quality of life, has awarded VANOC with a bronze medal for their efforts to reduce the Winter Olympic’s climate impact.

This page is your reference to the events we know that are happening, but which are off the beaten track, particularly of interest to those seeking an alternative Olympic Games experience. We’ll post info about the local community event from the entire range of political perspectives, from the celebratory to the critical.