Bojan Stanojlovic

Bojan Stanojlovic

@boystan.bsky.social

- don't let your outrage for injustice end where your selfishness begins - Project Manager&Grants Officer @ BC Society for Policy Solutions

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Yaletown-Vancouver, The Conservative Candidate running in your riding has not addressed or disavowed these statements from her campaign finance officer. She has not disavowed comments promoting slavery and eugenics from one of her staffers. Unify and keep Margareta Dogval out of office. #bcpoli

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“While governments and employers are accepting technology companies’ projection of AI’s “inevitable” integration into our daily lives, we must design policy not based on the lofty promises of what AI is meant to be, but rather based on its actual design, deployment and material impact.”

Important webinar alert (next Monday)!

BC Policy Solutions@bcpolicy.bsky.social

Have you signed up? 🚨This coming Monday, hear from Dr. Lorna Wanosts'a7 Williams and Dr. John Price, who will provide a summary of the legal issues and discuss the colonial nature of the 1846 Treaty and how we can move forward. RSVP: bcpolicy.ca/DRIPA #DRIPA #UNDRIP #bcpoli

The treaty is mentioned 143 times in the recent BC Supreme Court ruling in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada and is the basis for the Crown’s claim to sovereignty over the lands we now call British Columbia—yet most settler residents of the province have never heard of this treaty.

Since 2024, public post-secondary institutions in BC have cut or suspended over 180 programs, laid off more than 1,300 faculty and countless contract staff and closed over 45 student services. 19 out of 25 of them are projected to operate at a loss with an estimated $300 million annual shortfall.

BC Policy Solutions@bcpolicy.bsky.social

BC’s public post-secondary education system is facing its worst funding crisis in history. @verosioufi.bsky.social captures a critical moment in time for the sector. She traces the historical throughlines and outlines a path forward where PSE = public infrastructure. bcpolicy.ca/post-secondary

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Even on the sunniest, windiest days, clean energy in Alberta is being shut off. Why? Not enough transmission for #wind & #solar. Investing in new lines can clear the bottleneck, lower bills, and unlock more renewables. 📊 New analysis: buff.ly/YR9Q4Fo

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Mother’s Day = celebration. For some BC mothers, however, it can mean unpaid overtime, harsh physical labour and conditions that make women feel disrespected. Many of these women are growing the flowers that fill the hanging baskets we buy to celebrate Mother’s Day. vancouversun.com/opinion/op-e...

vancouversun.comOpinion: Mother’s Day not all celebration for farm-worker women in B.C.Opinion: South Asian women farm workers experience double precarity: economic and workplace vulnerabilities compounded by social isolation.

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happy to be able to share the full video of my discussion with Karen Hao last week. AI has entered its lethal phase, embedded in illegal wars and mass shootings. We deserve democratic spaces to debate this for-profit dystopia. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1B_...

youtube.comNaomi Klein & Karen Hao: The Empire of AI and the Fight for Our Future | Chan Centre InsightsYouTube video by Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
Naomi Klein@naomiaklein.bsky.social

With @karenhao.bsky.social and 1400 friends at Vancouver's Chan Center. So much interest in her brilliant book Empire of AI. We went deep on gen AI's impacts on warfare, climate, labour, colonialism and psychosis. Heavy, but lots of love and determination in the room.

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The provincial government frames #BCBudget2026 as a “stabilizing” plan, community groups—including those working with seniors and students and in housing—and labour experts agree that this budget is a retreat from the public services we all rely on. Read their analyses.

bcpolicy.caBudget analysis from around BCWhile the provincial government frames BC Budget 2026 as a “stabilizing” plan, community groups and labour experts agree that this budget is a retreat from the public services we all rely on. We’ve rounded up responses and analyses from our partners, colleagues and allies across the province. The

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Primary care can address BC’s mental health crisis. Rather than treating mental health as an ‘add-on’, depression, anxiety, pain and isolation can be better treated as well as a person’s ability to manage long-term conditions. Our 3rd primary care webinar Mar 25 noon PT.

bcpolicy.caThe future of primary care in BCThis webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local community’s needs.

"Child poverty rose for the third consecutive year, with nearly 30,000 additional children falling into poverty. Today, 802,000 children (10.7%) live in poverty using Canada’s official measure, and nearly 1.4 million children live in poverty using a broader income measure."

campaign2000.caNew Release: 2025 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty in Canada - Campaign 2000Investing in Tomorrow: A Future Without Poverty Campaign 2000 has released the 2025 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty in Canada, drawing on the latest national data to examine the state of child...

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BC has large deficits. BC also has an unrelenting affordability crisis, growing food insecurity & homelessness, ER closures, schools that can't support kids' mental health & inadequate services in rural areas. Which of these will #BCBudget2026 tackle? #bcpoli www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

theglobeandmail.comB.C. government promises tough budget to tackle ‘unsustainable’ deficitsB.C. deficit has climbed to record heights as Premier David Eby addresses ever-growing demands in health care and education

"The future of primary care in BC" webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports responsive to local community needs. @bcpolicy.bsky.social

bcpolicy.caThe future of primary care in BCThis webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that...

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Noon today: What are some of the structural barriers to better primary health care in BC? They include the limits of the traditional small-business physician clinic model & rising overhead costs. Learn more in the first of our webinar series, Feb 11, noon PT.

bcpolicy.caThe future of primary care in BCThis webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local community’s needs.

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“Minimum wage is not enough to live on anywhere in the province and we need to work to close the gap,” with the living wage that is higher than the minimum wage everywhere in BC said @iglikaivanova.bsky.social. With Living Wage BC we just released the 2025 report.

vancouversun.comThe edge of poverty: B.C.'s living wage far outstrips the minimum wageEven though inflation has eased from its record highs, there is a $10 gap between living and minimum wage in Metro Vancouver

Why is there such a wide gap between the minimum and the living wages in BC? What concrete and data-driven policy solutions could help tackle BC’s affordability challenges? Find out on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at noon: bcpolicy.ca/events. @iglikaivanova.bsky.social @bcpolicy.bsky.social

BC Policy Solutions@bcpolicy.bsky.social

Webinar Nov 19, noon PT: Living wages were calculated for 27 BC communities in 2025 and the affordability crisis is province-wide. Whistler has the highest rate, $29.60/hour, Squamish second at $28 and it’s $27.85 for Metro Vancouver, $10/hr more than BC’s min wage. bcpolicy.ca/events

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FUND THE FRONTLINES - MARCH ON THE LEGISLATURE Monday, October 6 Gather at 11 AM at Centennial Square for the march. Rally at the Legislature in Victoria starts 12 PM. ✊ Join us for a march on the Legislature on October 6 when the fall legislative session begins.

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