#vancouver activism

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Prosecutors in B.C. have withdrawn cases against nearly 150 protesters who were arrested for participating in a blockade around old-growth logging on Vancouver Island after a judge this year found Mounties did not read the full text of a court order to the group.

A statement from the B.C. Prosecution Service on Thursday confirmed cases against 146 protesters have been dropped because their ability to succeed was "placed in doubt" by a ruling that acquitted protester Ryan Henderson in February.

"Those cases are now concluded as a result of this ruling," read an email to CBC News.

The confirmation comes hours after the Supreme Court of Canada said it would not hear the Crown's appeal of the Henderson decision, marking the end of the legal road for prosecutors trying to keep the cases against protesters alive. [...]

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[larsnicklas]

ELIAS PETTERSSON ✧ 231228 It's been a good break, but we gotta make sure we come out hungry again.

[nando161mando]

Short vid. Starting rallying calls for protest march.

From the protest rally at BC legislature, today.

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Winter mist rolls in at Active Pass - a straight separating Galiano Island and Mayne Island in the southern Gulf Islands. Taken from the deck of a BC Ferry going to Swartz Bay, Vancouver Island.

Taken By Gabor Dosa

[allbeendonebefore]

reading prairie history is just both calgary and edmonton being shocked over and over again that they aren’t actually mediating between saskatoon/regina and the rest of the country/north america and finding out over and over that they’re capable of forming their own relationships on their own and i’m laughing a lot

[theabsurdity]

I truly hate vancouver popular culture, which is a deep concern for investors and business owners and property owners and their right to stay rich.

The retail landscape is the last thing that needs to recover here.

I hate the stupid mayor and his love of cops and profiteers, I hate cops, and honestly I hate CEOs and business owners and real estate agents and developers in general.

I will clarify I also have a deep hatred for non- profit CEOs, not just banks and car companies and shit. If your non-profit has a CEO it’s probably too big already to be making community minded change. It’s all disproportionate distribution of resources and labour.

If you have a small business that’s cool, I know you work really hard, if you have a family to support, that’s cool I get it and whatever reason we justify to participate in this absolutely absurd routine of believing in ownership and property and profits and being ready to die for it all.

[primsycoldbottles]

i wish i could be one of those ppl who doesnt viscerally hate the smell of weed but good lord i have a neighbour who smokes on the daily and its Bad in general, because weed SMELLS BAD (if u think it doesnt ur insane btw) already but when you mix it with HEATWAVE HEAT it smells WORSE and ever single time it makes me nauseous and get suuuch a bad fucking headache and i wish my neighbour would just WALK FURTHER AWAY FROM THE APT BUILDING or just fucking . not do it . die . i want them dead basically it actively impedes on my life and i wish it didnt

[immaculatasknight]

Peace activists memorialize the dead

[harrylights]

Hope ur doing well!!🤍🫶🫂 wishing u all the best❤️‍🩹💞

aw thank u anon!! i’m doing pretty okay, just busier than I’ve been in over a year but in a good way. love u hope ur doin well too!! 🫶❤️

[sunrisephysio]

Discover the Benefits of Laser Therapy in Vancouver: Effective Pain Relief

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[accomtour]

Embracing the Chill: Things to Do in Vancouver in Winter

Things to Do in Vancouver in Winter – Winter in Vancouver is a magical time, with the city transforming into a winter wonderland surrounded by snow-capped mountains and a festive atmosphere. If you’re wondering about things to do in Vancouver in winter, look no further! From outdoor adventures to cozy indoor activities, this city has something for everyone during the colder months. Find the Best…

[larsnicklas]

ELIAS PETTERSSON ✧ 231209 I'm always trying to be the best version, best player I can be, every game... Obviously I think there's still things we can be better at, but overall we're happy.

[heartual]

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[vodoungnon]

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[jminter]

Picks of the Week - February 8, 2023

Love Month ticks closer to Valentine's Day, and plenty of opportunities for Date Night activities in the picks of the week. Chocolate: Continuing until February 14, the 13th annual Greater Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival is brewing up and a bigger and better festival than ever, with visions of hot chocolate flavours from cafes, bakeries and eateries to keep us warm on winter days. Masters: As opportunity to interact with a Master’s great works, in a new exhibition, Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience running until March 5, 2023 at the Agriplex at Cloverdale Fairgrounds in Surrey.

Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience, Surrey until March 5th photo: J Minter Opera: Vancouver Opera's 2022-2023 season continues as company premieres A Midsummer Night’s Dream, British composer Benjamin Britten’s romantic, atmospheric opera for three performances this week and next starting February 11th Jazz: After eight successful years in the San Francisco Bay area, Pyatt Hall is the host for three dates of the new Jaz'N'theViolin Concert Series, making its Vancouver debit with Kit Eakle and his internationally-acclaimed Jaz’N’theViolin Quintet on Sunday, February 12 Fly: You don’t have to go far to visit Asia as guests to Fly Over Canada can experience spectacular Taiwan from above as Soar Over Taiwan takes flight only until February 12th.  Tomatoes: February 11th at Surrey Arts Centre, former CEO & Professor, Keith Alessi shares his exceptional true story of leaving the corporate world behind to follow his true passion—playing the banjo! Told through authentic storytelling, heartfelt humour and music, Tomatoes Tried To Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life is an uplifting story of challenge, triumph, and the power of positivity. Listen: The Cultch Re/Play season continues on digital, with the audio-only play The Year of The Cello , and the digital version of The Cafe both online now. Internment: Catch it before it closes on Sunday, The Arts Club Theatre Company's Forgiveness, based on the acclaimed memoir by Mark Sakamoto, tells the powerful story of his family’s harrowing experiences during World War II. 

Manami Hara, Daniel Fong, Yoshie Bancroft, and Jovanni Sy in Forgiveness, 2023: set design by Pam Johnson; costume design by Joanna Yu; lighting design by John Webber; video design & animation by Cindy Mochizuki; photo by Moonrider Productions Wolves: The Cull is another World Premiere Silver Commission Production from the Arts Club Theatre Company on the Granville Island Stage until February 26 Dick: In previews at the Newmont Stage at the BMO Theatre Centre, Teenage Dick brings alive all three of the Arts Club's stages with a collaboration with Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival and Realwheels Theatre loosely based on Richard III Arts: Oxford Properties unveils its 100 Amigos Art Exhibition, featuring 100 12?x12? works by local artists curated by local graphic artist Pablo Zamudio, hanging in the newly renovated MNP Tower (1021 West Hastings) lobby for public viewing (and purchase) through February 19. Horton: Until February 11th at Burnaby’s Michael J Fox Theatre, Align Entertainment is presenting Seussical The Musical, based on Horton Hears A Who and the many children’s stories of Dr. Seuss.

Reading: The JCC Jewish Book Festival is ready to help you cozy up with a new book, from February 11-16, the Festival hosts fascinating authors from across Canada, USA, Israel and Germany for in-person events. Improv: The Improv Centre has plenty of programming to add to your February festivities; Date Night Thursdays, Single, Not Single Fridays and Saturdays Gig: The Shadbolt Centre for the Arts' Studio Theatre welcomes folk and women's music legend Ferron and her band on Friday, February 10, 8pm Read the full article

[thearbourist]

Left-Wing Activists Decide to Deface Paintings For the Cause

Left-Wing Activists Decide to Deface Paintings For the Cause

“Climate activists in Vancouver said they threw maple syrup on a painting by one of Canada’s most iconic artists at the Vancouver Art Gallery Saturday to bring attention to the global climate emergency” “The group is demanding an end to the Coastal GasLink Pipeline project, currently under construction from Dawson Creek to Kitimat on B.C.’s north coast. The group told media that they, along with…