# Jesse Winter

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S5E1 - A Haunting in Glass

Yochai, Brad, and Sam review A Haunting in Glass by Jesse Winter, and answer a rulings-related question. How do you handle hidden information (like a character that will die after X days)? 8:14 Make a Ruling 33:48 Main Review Season 5, Episode 1: A Haunting in Glass For listener question…

Overdose prevention site finds new home in downtown Vancouver

Overdose prevention site finds new home in downtown Vancouver. Mayor Ken Sim wants it out (0:56) Peter Meiszner, ABC Vancouver City councillor Bombshell allegations of Chinese interference rocks the B.C NDP cabinet (12:02) No Ribbons, No Rankings: Richmond School Track Meet Changes Spark Bac…

A first-hand look into Canada’s most dangerous wildfires

From the frontlines: a first-hand look into Canada’s most dangerous wildfires Jesse Winter, climate disaster journalist, and author of Wild Fire: Dispatches from a Country Ablaze Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

'Now the Fire Had Trapped Them'

An excerpt from 'Wild Fire: Dispatches from a Country Ablaze,' a new book that documents how supercharged fire seasons are straining firefighting resources. [Editor's note: On Thursday, The Tyee published an interview with photojournalist Jesse Winter about his new book 'Wild Fire: Dispatches from …

'These Are Fires That Are Beyond Resources' In a new book, a Vancouver photojournalist tracks the toll of intense wildfires on the people who fight them.

In a new book, a Vancouver photojournalist tracks the toll of intense wildfires on the people who fight them. … Article written by Jen St. Denis. Jesse Winter is a reporter and photojournalist who loves being out in the field, experiencing news events at maximum intensity. (I once heard him answer …

Lessons learned from Canada’s gnarliest wildfires

Jesse Winter became a photojournalist so he could be out covering stories. He got more than he bargained for, including documenting the aftermath of a young firefighter’s death. His new book, Wildfire: Dispatches from a Country Ablaze details how climate change, along with decades of poor forest pr…

Why Canada Can't Stop the New Megafires

Beyond Resources: Why Canada Can't Stop the New Megafires GUEST: Jesse Winter, climate disaster journalist and author of Wild Fire: Dispatches from a Country Ablaze Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Price of Project Approval in BC

Family Reunification on Hold: What the Sponsorship Freeze Means for BC GUEST: Barj Dhahan, Co-founder and director of the Canada India Education Society The Great Reversal: BC's Population Declines for the First Time in Modern History GUEST: Ken Peacock, economist who writes about the B.C econ…

How to cover wildfires in a turbulent climate

Wildfires are becoming not only annual events but also unmistakable signs of the broader climate emergency. As we witness fires burning across Northern Ontario in real time, journalistic coverage becomes more integral to how the general public understands this environmental crisis. Laura Lynch sat …

Should B.C. ban backcountry activity right now? | Lessons from past wildfires

B.C. has temporarily banned the operation of any off-road vehicles for recreational purposes on Crown land in several parts of the province. We ask our audience whether or not they'd like to see backcountry restrictions go farther during wildfire season. Reporter and photographer Jesse Winter joins…