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Gabriel Winant’s book de-emphasizes manufacturing and highlights care workers. But it neglects the forces of power that keep all workers down.

“What we’ve discovered with this kind of project is that even when a church donated the land and offered to put a million dollars into the project, we still can’t build 24 units of affordable housing at the rate that B.C. Housing considers affordable,” said Bishop Anna Greenwood-Lee. That rate is about $175,0000 a unit, she said. “So we are above that, and there is no way to be in line with the kind of safety codes, etc. that are required for this type of housing to come in at [that] price point.” Greenwood-Lee said it’s a disappointing outcome, because there is a huge need ...

‘The Children Shrieked in Delight as the Honking Train Passed Below’ Waiting on a bridge, getting carried away while dining out and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Jan. 17, 2021 Dear Diary: On a warm fall evening, a friend took me to the Carroll Street Bridge in Crown Heights for the first time. Unlike its more popular cousin, which crosses the Gowanus Canal, this bridge crosses the open cut of the Franklin Avenue Shuttle. At the center of the bridge stood a woman. Two children sat beside her in a gray, plastic wagon. After crossing, my fri...

When: Sunday, Dec. 13, 3 p.m. Tickets: By donation ($5, $10, or $25) from vostheatre.ca Why: A Christmas production for families by the Victoria On Stage Musical Theatre Society will be streamed online Sunday afternoon. Singing, dancing, and comedy are on the to-do list for the company formerly known as the Victoria Operatic Society, which is celebrating 75 years a bit differently than it had intended this month. Patrons will need to register in order to receive the streaming link for the 40-minute performance; keep an eye out for the donation option, as the Victoria On Stage Musical Theat...