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
David P. Ball
Unhoused woman sues city over impounded property
53 police-involved deaths this year. Feds buried safe supply report. BC's top Mountie out over allegations. Vancouver's $400,000+ ballot questions.
BC involuntary care policy found unconstitutional
Post Facto: Police at Pride. Vic seeks more homelessness info. Protest coverage lawsuits. Losing housing
POST FACTO: Top cop's West Bank trip. Anti-drug blitz risks. Deep-sea mining violations. Feds’ secret contracts.
VPD's AI photo. World Cup visa rejections. BC mining firm's Trump loophole
How a Mexican woman’s 2013 death in custody of Canada’s ‘de facto ICE agents’ sparked a movement
Detained at a transit fare check, Lucía Vega Jiménez died awaiting deportation back to a violent ex-boyfriend. An inquest revealed shocking details
BC journalists launch new worker-owned investigative publication
Six reporters, editors, and photojournalists in Victoria and Vancouver are taking matters into their own hands with a new co-operative — launching just after World Press Freedom Day and International Workers’ Day — to publish investigative journalism about legal, justice, and rights issues.