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Anelyse Weiler
Publishing · On our record since 2015
Where this writer stands
Labour2 pieces
Stronger unions and standardsMore flexibility for employers
“Importantly, all U.S. states with enforceable heat protections have adopted a clear, easy-to-measure "trigger temperature," at which point an employer must begin implementing measures like providing workers with cold drinking water and shade.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Opinion: Why doesn't B.C. have a trigger temperature to protect workers from extreme heat?Opinion · Vancouver Sun · Jun 26, 2026
- Opinion: Mother’s Day not all celebration for farm-worker women in B.C.Opinion · Vancouver Sun · May 10, 2026
- The Economic Case for Better Farmworker Heat Protections in BC | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · Aug 5, 2025
- How Ag-Gag Laws Hurt Animals and Increase Pandemic Risks | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · Dec 4, 2024
- Anelyse Weiler and David Fairey: Minimum wage rules should apply across the boardOpinion · Vancouver Sun · May 27, 2021
- Let’s accept migrant farmworkers as members of our food communityOpinion · Toronto Star · Sep 6, 2020
- Farm Work Program Leaves Women Vulnerable to Sexual Violence | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · May 6, 2018
- Helping migrant workers must be part of new food policyOpinion · Toronto Star · Dec 22, 2017
- Opinion | Helping migrant workers must part of new food strategyOpinion · Toronto Star · Dec 21, 2017
- Looking Back from 2037: How Canada’s Food Revolution Began | The TyeeOpinion · The Tyee · Aug 15, 2017
- Policy tools can promote better farming jobsOpinion · Vancouver Sun · Feb 24, 2015