Author Lauren Kaljur Produce journalism that’s informed by and accountable to you. Lauren's Latest Articles The Discourse wins GOLD at the Canadian Online Publishing Awards By Lauren Kaljur ● Vancouver Island ● February 18, 2025 The Discourse's in-depth reporting on the overdose crisis recognized by judges at the Canadian Online Publishing Awards. What are Cowichan Valley candidates saying about health care? By Lauren Kaljur & Shalu Mehta ● Cowichan Valley ● October 18, 2024 Cowichan candidates answer reader questions about health care in the lead-up to B.C. election. What are Cowichan Valley candidates saying about homelessness and social supports? By Lauren Kaljur & Shalu Mehta ● Cowichan Valley ● October 17, 2024 Cowichan candidates answer reader questions about homelessness and social supports in the lead-up to B.C. election. What are Cowichan Valley candidates saying about the environment? By Shalu Mehta & Lauren Kaljur ● Cowichan Valley ● October 17, 2024 Cowichan candidates answer reader questions about the environment in the lead-up to B.C. election. Who will protect low-income seniors from dying in extreme heat? By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● September 1, 2022 This public-interest lawyer has ‘very little confidence’ in the government’s response, and is calling for tenant-led solutions. Enter for a chance to win two tickets to ‘unmoored,’ produced by Crimson Coast Dance By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● May 19, 2022 Q&A: Island Corridor Foundation’s big pitch to revive Vancouver Island passenger rail By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● May 19, 2022 Island Corridor Foundation CEO Larry Stevenson explains why it’s time for First Nation, provincial and federal governments to come to a resolution regarding the land that was stolen to build the railway corridor. To tackle anti-Indigenous racism in healthcare, this community group connects healthcare providers with Indigenous mentors By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● May 5, 2022 “We are relationship building,” says Culturally Committed mentor Daniel R. Elliott. “That's some of that groundwork that really needs to happen.” Q&A: Justice for survivors of Nanaimo ‘Indian Hospital’ depends in part on political will, says class-action lawyer By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● October 7, 2021 Lawyer Steven Cooper explains where the class action lawsuit stands and what’s needed to restore justice. Election 2021: A guide for Nanaimo-Ladysmith voters By Lauren Kaljur ● Nanaimo ● August 26, 2021 Here’s a brief summary of the candidates, party platforms and top issues Nanaimo voters told us they care about. Posts pagination 1 2 … 7 Next