by Kate Korte | Sep 2, 2020 | Local, News
The B.C. legislature was lit purple to commemorate International Overdose Awareness Day, photo by Kate Korte. For those that have lost loved ones to the overdose crisis, the rising number of overdose deaths represent more than just figures on charts. At a candlelit...
by Kate Korte | Aug 28, 2020 | Local, News
ACAB, “All Cops Are Bastards,” alludes to the systemic nature of police violence Photo by Kate Korte After collaborating with Black Lives Matter (BLM) activists on a mural reading “More Justice, More Peace,” city officials informed artists that part of the...
by Kate Korte | Aug 7, 2020 | National, News
While the Trudeau government faces questions about CSSG and WE, 35 000 students have been left without placements Graphic by Darian Lee On June 25, the federal government announced the now-cancelled Canada Student Service Grant (CSSG) program, which was to be...
by Kate Korte | Aug 1, 2020 | Local, News
As B.C. grapples with ongoing overdose crisis, over 50 supporters rallied in front of the Ministry of Health offices Photo by Kate Korte. This article discusses drug overdose and addiction. Please be advised that this subject matter may be difficult and traumatic for...
by Kate Korte | Jul 27, 2020 | Local, News
Federal health officer Theresa Tam’s portrait racially vandalized, while ASL interpreter Nigel Howard’s portrait covered in swastikas Photos by Kate Korte. The colourful portraits that line Government Street have been vandalized with racial slurs,...