Since the killing of George Floyd in May 2020, many voices from the political right, especially among supporters of Donald Trump, have worked hard to shift attention away from the brutality of what happened. Rather than grapple with the undeniable injustice of a man dying under the knee of a police officer for over nine…
Vancouver’s Chinatown, once a vibrant symbol of cultural resilience and immigrant perseverance, is now facing serious and painful challenges. What used to be a bustling neighborhood of family-run businesses, traditional food markets, and generational ties is increasingly seen as a place marked by shuttered shops, safety concerns, and visible social disorder. For many in the…
On May 5, red dresses appear in windows, trees, and public spaces across Canada. These silent, flowing garments symbolize lives lost and stories left unfinished. Red Dress Day is more than a memorial. It is an invitation to remember, to seek justice, and to reflect on the nation we are becoming together. It draws attention…