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Article content Vancouver lawyer Steven Ngo was in his car on the corner of Fraser Street and 41st Avenue in mid-April when two white men called him a harsh, racial slur. He thought he misheard, so he rolled down his window. They responded by throwing garbage at him. Incensed, he went to the Vancouver police website to report what happened. And hit a roadblock. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or VPD’s forms limit who can file anti-Asian racism complaints, says Vancouver lawyer Back to video The VPD website said people who have experienced h...

  VANCOUVER -- A hotline, not operated by police, where citizens can report racist incidents, is being created in consultation with community groups, says B.C.’s attorney general. During the COVID-19 pandemic, reports of racist incidents have spiked. This is particularly true in Vancouver, where anti-Asian hate crimes increased in 2020 by 700 per cent when compared to 2019. Attorney General David Eby says B.C. has become a hotspot for anti-Asian racism, and says in a news statement that it is “unacceptable.” "Although there are some challenges in direct comparison, when comparing ...

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Article content B.C. Attorney-General David Eby says his understanding of dirty money and how it infiltrates the provincial economy has developed over time and has been quite “a journey.” He told the inquiry into money laundering this week that, despite his time as opposition critic, when given responsibility for gaming in 2017 he did not fully appreciate the nuances of the industry’s legislative, law enforcement and regulatory apparatus. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ian Mulgrew: David Eby's evolution on dirty money Back to video Eby...

“I slept like a dream,” she said. “The bed was like heaven.” Kim Berg at Oppenheimer Park last year. Oppenheimer, in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, was cleared on May 9, 2020, of campers. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG Before moving Thursday into social housing in the nearby Downtown Eastside, Berg spent most of the past year sleeping in Strathcona Park. She won’t miss it. The order issued earlier this month by Vancouver park board general manager Donnie Rosa listed Friday at 10 a.m. as the deadline for all tents and structures to be removed from Strathcona. But none of the people i...