The story quotes the judge who acquitted the man who killed this baby saying there were no issues with his driving before the crash. The driver's name is: Seyed Ramin MOSHFEGHI ZADEH. Here are screenshots of the 2 pages of charges against him going back to 2015...

tomorrow! 7pm! cocktails, books, impeccable vibes— come hang out

very cool to learn that Negro Frolics & I have the same birthday. celebrated this coincidence by making a donation to TCJF & you can too 👉 tcjf.ca

fewer than 30% of Vancouver families have adequate childcare— but Vancouver School Board has an opportunity to address that shortage & create thousands of new spaces, per JenniferReddy
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also a very good day to read my review of 'Daughter' in The Walrus 🔥 thewalrus.ca/claudia-dey-da…

a great day to read my Globe Books profile of Eleanor Catton! theglobeandmail.com/arts/books/art…

you gotta hand it to pickleball, there is nothing like it for sowing discord and chaos among community members

The descent into residential school denialism, a short history:

tomorrow!

THE CURIOUS CASE OF GINA ADAMS is Michelle Cyca's National Magazine Award–winning investigation, now in book form for the first time.

Limited to 400 copies, each signed and hand-numbered.

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If you're in #yvr , you can help us launch the book at Please! Beverage Co. on April 11 at 7 p.m.

There will be an onstage conversation between Michelle Cyca and Michael Hingston (Nat will be there, too). Plus books for sale and drinks to drink.

We'd love to see you there.

It's worth saying again: It doesn't change the bombs or the imperial power structure. But SNL allowing (or not cutting via 7-second delay) the words 'Free the people of Palestine,' and the SNL audience bursting into applause, is a sea change in the popular American discourse.

THURSDAY: CBC journalist Gregor Craigie joins Michelle Cyca, editor at The Narwhal, to discuss his new book, Our Crumbling Foundation, which examines Canada's housing crisis & proposes solutions from cities across the globe.

Apr 4 | 7pm | Central Library| ow.ly/6jna50QQHeZ