Head office for the leading flag and banner manufacturer and retailer. 11 locations from coast to coast in Canada. Changing the world, one flag at a time.
Vancouver, BC
Joined January 2010
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This week we’re talking to Tosaint Ricketts & Jennifer Scott from the @WhitecapsFC about how they help to address social issues!
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Sierra Tasi Baker of @skyspiritstudio answers these questions and many more on the latest episode of our podcast!
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What does “land back” actually mean?
How did Indigenous people build high-density cedar structures without killing trees?
Did Indigenous people invent concrete?
How is architecture designed to de-culture Indigenous people?
What does it mean to decolonize through design?
What a pleasure to have @rowanjetteknox join @nicespurling on our podcast this week!
If you want to learn more about trans people in Canada and how they’re affected by social and political shifts, this is the episode for you…
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What a pleasure to have media personalities, Mo Amir (@vancolour) & @ibushfield (@PolitiCoastPod) on our podcast!
Hear their thoughts on the responsibility of #AlternativeMedia, on this week’s episode of @ASocialJusticeP with @NicESpurling.
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Another week and we bring you another episode of @ASocialJusticeP!
This conversation centres around #HIV & #AIDS - the history and the ongoing work. Our host, @NicESpurling, speaks with Sarah Chown of Ribbon Community (formerly @AIDSVancouver).
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Happy Trans Day of Visibility!!! 🏳️⚧️
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Come join as at the BC Legislature Sunday, March 24th from 12-2pm, for #TransDayofVisibility 🏳️⚧️ (yes, it’s a week before #TDOV).
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I found a new way to piss off transphobes - by telling them that I get paid a decent annual salary to be a Social Justice Ambassador for @TheFlagShop
Seething mad they are 😂
We hired @NicESpurling as our Social Justice Ambassador because of her advocacy and our desire to give back to community. We see her standing up for #transrights among many other important causes. She even hosts a podcast for us, dedicated to discussing social issues.
@TheFlagShop are you paying attention to what YOUR "social justice ambassador" is saying and calling people on social media?
What a pleasure to have Miel Bernstein of Project A.I.M - Access to Incontinence & Menstrual Products on our podcast!
All of us are impacted in some way by #menstruation and #incontinence, so this is definitely a conversation you’ll want to listen to!
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Our #trans & #nonbinary resource directories are now available, in the lower mainland, at @TheFlagShop, @QMUNITY, @IronDogBooks, across & Crows Books, @SpartacusBooks, @MassyBooks, and @CoqLibrary!
As big supporters of healthcare and 2SLGBTQIA+ people, it’s an honour to have Health Initiative for Men (HIM) on our podcast!
Check out this episode to learn more about the work they do…
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Check out the latest episode of our podcast to learn about the experience of being a #tradeswoman. Nicole Wiet, an Elevator Mechanic and President of @BCTradeswomen, speaks with @NicESpurling, host of the podcast and owner of @NESdescon.
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If you’ve been thinking about listening to our podcast, which focuses on social issues, consider this your sign to start now. Steven Ngo shares his views on a wide range of topics, making for an excellent introductory episode.
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Forbidden Vancouver is a local business telling stories of Vancouver’s history. @NicESpurling interviewed their founder, Will Woods, on our podcast and it’s a really interesting and insightful look into personal life, business, history and ethics.
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Thank you to Will Woods for having an open and transparent conversation about personal choices, business ethics, theatre, happiness, queer stories, Indigenous perspectives and beyond, and how they relate to his passion for telling Vancouver’s history.
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There's an election next year in BC and, as a trans person, I want to know where our elected officials stand on trans issues, and how they plan to support us if we give them our vote.
#transgender #bcpoli #Election2024
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A big thank you to Heather McCain from Live Educate Transform Society (LET'S) for sharing their personal experiences with disabilities, their work to create accessible spaces, and their advocacy for societal changes!
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Accessibility is so important, because it allows people with disabilities to participate in society in ways able-bodied and/or neurotypical individuals often take for granted.
Listen now:
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