'Accidental activist' links resource extraction to missing and murdered Indigenous women

Hi, Steve Patterson here, host of The Debaters, the show where Canada's top comedic minds go head to head on topics that might not be top of mind yet. This week we famously ask a pretty rich question. Is it better to be rich or famous? Get ready for a wealth of wit from two of our country's most well-known, if not most well-paid, jokers. Listen to this week's episode of The Debaters wherever you get your podcasts.

This is a CBC podcast. Man, you know, Stacy, Stacy Lynn Rogers was uh the most amazing, tough, um, kind, and caring friend. There was just something about her where you just You just knew that if you were her friend she had your back. Fort St.

John, Northern British Columbia, 1988. There was a crew of, you know, guys that listened to Metallica, headbangers, we'd call them. That's kind of the crew that we hung around with, you know, when you had the plaids with the sleeves cut off. Those kind of they were my kind of tribe, they still are. She had the best hair too.

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