Canada's former Minister of Justice and Attorney General - and current independent Member of Parliament for Vancouver-Granville - Jody Wilson-Raybould shares how she's had to adapt the way she serves her constituents in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Jody reflects on the global demonstrations against systemic racism and discrimination, and the actions people in Canada and around the world are taking to demand meaningful and lasting change. She gives her perspectives on how the governments of BC and Canada have responded to the pandemic, what's top of mind for her as BC transitions into Phase II of pandemic recovery, and what a 'just recovery' and better future for Canada might look like.<br /><br />Theme music: Cheery Monday by Kevin McLeod

Nadine Nakagawa on the movement to remove colonial statues

The Places Between is Lesli Boldt's new pod is about the people and places between the time before the COVID-19 pandemic, and the future we’d like to create as we navigate out of this crisis. You won’t find any doom and gloom here! Two or three times a week, we'll talk to friends, family, colleagues and people we admire about the cool stuff they’re doing to get through this crisis, whether it’s a lot of bread baking, providing leadership through these tough times, keeping fit, changing business models to keep their businesses going, the music people are listening to right now, and much more.