How De Facto investigated what happens to unhoused people’s confiscated belongings
Reporters Brishti Basu and Mike Graeme reveal how they hid tracking devices in resident’s tents and other valued items
Podcast: Bylaw trashing unhoused people's belongings (E05: Oct 17, 2026)
'All I have left’: As election cycle spotlights homeless crisis, bylaw seizures ‘devastating’ for Victoria’s unhoused
Victoria bylaw officers trashed newly donated tents within days — contrary to city claims
Podcast: Expert UBC Medicine witness on testifying in DULF trial (E04: Oct 10, 2026)
Podcast: Drug User Liberation Front's big court win (E03: Oct 3, 2026)
DULF founders’ trafficking charges thrown out in BC Supreme Court ruling on constitutional challenge
How Vancouver police turned against DULF
Podcast: Workers' right to strike under Bill C-39 (E02: Sept 26, 2026)
Podcast: Canadian spies' corporate intel-sharing (E01: Sept 19, 2026)
Q&A: Transparency advocates on police ‘culture of confidentiality and secrecy’
VPD claimed no emails sent to or from senior cops about compassion club ahead of raid. That’s untrue
‘A two-tier system’: Rights groups say the immigration system is built on exploitation. A new law could make it even worse
Q&A: ‘A troubling trend’: Lawyer Zool Suleman on rising cop-immigration collaboration
Transit Police are contacting border authorities more — but you wouldn't know that from their own records
Vancouver cops are calling border enforcement more than ever. Community members fear that puts them in danger
How a Mexican woman’s 2013 death in custody of Canada’s ‘de facto ICE agents’ sparked a movement
BC journalists launch new worker-owned investigative publication
