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Saskatchewan; the second d to last Indian Residential School to shut down in Canada, before Saskatchewan's Gordon’s School in Punnichy which closed in 1996. Vancouver artist Pamela Prostarr went oﬀ of a photograph of Joe's ID card to illustrate the graphic. As Joe tells the story on Instagram, "I dated a girl back in school then and when we left for the summer I gave her my school I.D and she gave me hers. She never ended up coming back. Twenty years later when it came

time i to apply l ffor my settlement l the government said that the records of me being in this place were destroyed mysteriously." At this point, he says he received a message from the woman on social media, and she sent him a photo of the ID, which ultimately ended up being lost in a ﬁre. But it was enough to allow Joe his settlement from the federal government, and also "a huge chunk of history that I’ll never ever forget." The second Joe Buﬀalo pro

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ne of Vancouver's most famous dogs, Momo, has passed away, according to his owner and best friend, Andrew Knapp. Momo rose to stardom years ago as Knapp, a professional photographer, begun sharing fun photos under the #findmomo hashtag, building up a following of over 600,000 people on Instagram (@andrewknapp and @ momosface). The border collie liked to hide/pose while Andrew shot photos of scenes. It was a bit like a Where's Waldo scenario where you'd have to find the dog hidden somewhere in the photograph. His antics and travels ended up being the subject of five books. The two traveled the world together, and both became beloved characters on many people's social media feeds. Momo for his unbearable cuteness and Andrew for his philosophizing and the way he exposed his humanity and asked questions of himself, and his followers. Momo had health issues as he aged, and according to a post by Knapp on Instagram, the dog's struggles "become unjustifiable and irreversible," and that ultimately "his quality of life is no longer there, and I had to make the best decision for

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hi IIt’s’ the h single i l h hardest d choice h i I’ I’ve him. ever had to make. These past few days have been full of tears and shared stories." Knapp went on to say that he and Momo embarked on their last road trip together, as the two drove to a friend’s farm near Ottawa where he was able to celebrate his life with some close friends and let him pass on with help from "a reputable and compassionate in-home end-of-life care provider." Knapp, ever insightful, wrote that he "still can’t believe he’s gone. But

h someone asks k ''why h can’t’ d dogs when live forever?', I’m always tempted to respond, 'they do'." Momo will be forever in the hearts of people around the world, from those he actually met in his travels to millions of others who simply followed along and whose days were made brighter by this dog and the relationship he had with his owner, which was generously shared with all of us for years. Rest easy, Momo. By Bob Kronbauer

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V.I.A. cartoonist starts new Vancouver video game studio

here are lots of things to know about Geoﬀ Coates, but here are just two: he’s the one who creates the hilarious cartoons you see featured on Vancouver Is Awesome, and he just launched a brand new video game studio here in Vancouver. A 26-year veteran of the games industry in Vancouver, Coates and two of his friends launched Timbre Games on July 13. Timbre, a Pipeworks Studio and the newest member of the Sumo Group,

is so named for its West Coast roots and the musical quality of distinctiveness. Coates is the studio’s creative director while Joe Nickolls and Zoë Curnoe serve as the president and production director respectively. As one of its founding members, Coates says the studio came together largely because of the people involved. Coates worked with Nickolls at the late Capcom Vancouver and had previously worked with Curnoe at EA years

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The 8 types of prospects a team picks at the NHL Entry Draft

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odds are better that he never makes the NHL. The really tall defenceman — Is he good at hockey? Maybe. But he sure is tall. Scouting reports praise him for his reach because with his long arms and old growth cedar tree of a hockey stick, he can pokecheck an opponent from a neighbouring postal code. If this guy is described as “a good skater,” you’re probably ﬁne. If he’s described as “a good skater for his size,”

he 2021 NHL Entry Draft is this Friday and Saturday, which means Canucks fans are about to care deeply about a group of teenagers they’ve never heard of before this weekend.

Fortunately, the prospects picked in the draft tend to fall into some typical categories, which can help keep things straight on draft day. The power forward (in junior) — This guy is a beast, who manhandles other players to get to the front of the net. He looks like a man amongst boys, partly because he has a 5 o’clock shadow by 10 AM. The only issue is that he’s average size for an NHLer and once he loses the size advantage that allows him to bully teenagers, his lack of other redeeming qualities will become apparent. The mysterious European — Taken late in the draft, no one has seen this guy play. The internet says he spent last season in a second-tier Czech men’s league, but doesn’t specify whether he’s

a winger or a centre — it just says “forward.” Eventually you find a YouTube video of him scoring a goal and latch onto it as proof that he’ll score 50 goals in the NHL someday. The “questionable skating” guy — This prospect almost has it all: hands, shot, and hockey sense. There’s just one problem: he can’t skate. You start to wonder if he gets into battles for the puck just so he can hold onto the boards so he doesn’t fall over. But he can get better. He’s been working with a power skating coach. It’s probably fine. The little guy — He should have been selected a dozen picks earlier based on how many goals he scored in junior but he slid in the draft because he’s three apples high and a stiff breeze can knock him over. This guy is always fun because he has a ton of skill and you can imagine that he might become the next Alex DeBrincat or Nils Höglander even if the

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The sure thing — A can’tmiss prospect — a bluechipper. It’s blatantly obvious that he has a bright future ahead of him and he’s sure to be a star for your team. At least, he would be if your team selected him. Instead, they picked... The guy taken one pick before the sure thing — It was so obvious who your team should have picked and instead they took him? For example, the Boston

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keep cool. For one Metro Vancouver paramedic, the night of Monday, June 28 was spent working. "I don't think any of us who showed up [that day] could have predicted just how horriﬁc it was," says Frank. (V.I.A. has agreed not to identify him as paramedics aren't allowed to speak publicly about their work.) While people knew the heatwave was coming, Frank says there wasn't any extra planning from BCEHS management to prepare for what was being forecast. He says they got one email. "It was an email suggesting and giving some tips on how to stay cool between calls," he says. "The kind of things that if you didn't already know you shouldn't be a paramedic." The scenes he describes to Vancouver Is Awesome in great detail are chaotic and

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disturbing. "Paramedics were not in uniform, they were red, sweaty, looking unwell," Frank describes. "Some were vomiting while their partner was saying they gotta go to the next call." One scene he describes is of Surrey Memorial Hospital, where he was taking some patients, and where the situation was dire. "There were nurses crying, there were paramedics collapsing," he says. "People were showing up in their cars with dead people." You can read the entire account and more about the fallout at bit.ly/ vanparamedic/ By Brendan Kergin

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Free hard drugs handed out at police station

dvocates for a safe supply of drugs handed out quantities of heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine outside the Vancouver Police Department last Wednesday, July 14. City Councillor Jean Swanson, along with members of the Drug User Liberation Front (DULF) and the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU), distributed the free drugs outside the Vancouver Police Department in the DTES. The collective action was meant to demonstrate the "life-saving potential of a community-led response to the crisis of prohibition in Canada" as an alternative to Vancouver's proposed model of decriminalization, explains a news release. The drugs that were handed out were tested via "FTIR spectrometry and immunoassay, and are free of fentanyl, fentanyl analogues, benzodiazepines, and other harmful adulterants." Jeremy Kalicum, DULF organizer, tells Vancouver

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distributed them among four groups. "We gave out more than the proposed threshold limit that's in Vancouver's proposed model. "We gave three-and-a-half grams of each drug." Kalicum says the funds for

the drugs were raised on DULF's online fundraising platform and distributed to VANDU, Tenant Overdose Response Organizers, Western Aboriginal Harm Reduction Society and Coalition of Peers Dismantling the Drug War. "Each group got ten-and-half grams of drugs total." The group aims to raise awareness of what they call "deeply flawed aspects of the Vancouver Model of decriminalization," which includes the "disproportionate influence of the Vancouver Police Department, unreasonably low drug thresholds, and lack of provisions for safe supply." Additionally, the group underscores that the proposed model risks causing "significant harm" to people who use drugs, especially those at intersecting marginalized social locations, such as people experiencing homelessness, BIPOC, and those from the LGBTQ2S* community. No arrests were made as the group distributed the drugs. By Elana Shepert

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Burrard SkyTrain Station closing for two years for upgrades

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TransLink in a media release. Burrard Station was one of 15 original stations built and opened as part of SkyTrain's Expo Phase I, which ran from Waterfront to New Westminster. Constructed in 1985 and opened in January 1986, Burrard SkyTrain Station "has not had a signiﬁcant upgrade in its 36 years of operation," says TransLink, noting currently it is "the fourth busiest station on the SkyTrain system."

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ity council has voted to rename Trutch Street. The street is named after Joseph Trutch, the ﬁrst lieutenant governor of the province of British Columbia. He was also a racist, calling First Nations people on the west coast of North America "the ugliest and laziest creatures I ever saw" and "utter savages" among other things. In addition, as lieutenant governor, he rewrote documents to signiﬁcantly reduce the size of reserves, among other racist policies. Trutch Street is located in Kitsilano, running from West 1 Avenue to West 18 Avenue. The Musqueam Indian Band will choose the new name. They've also brought up the fact the street is named after Trutch before with the city. The motion was brought forward by Mayor Kennedy Stewart and states that as Vancouver became a "City of Reconciliation" and promised to review the city's colonial and racist past, the change was due. During the discussion on the topic during the July 8 council meeting, Kim Sicoli of Women Transforming Cities noted that street names represent the values of a society. "This is not the only street or public space in Vancouver named after someone who promoted colonial, racist and sexist harm, but we hope this will be precedent-setting for other harmful colonial legacies," she said. During the meeting, Stewart noted he's also spoken with the Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations about similar situations. "It's not about removing people's history, it's about choosing who we celebrate," he said. Council passed the motion unanimously. By Brendan Kergin

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new grassroots neighbourhood initiative is bringing food security to East Vancouver. The Local Open Access Fridge (LOAF) pilot project is now open at 2297 East Hastings St and Garden Drive (outside Dachi restaurant). The installation is a barrier-free community resource that houses a fridge, freezer, and pantry. It's stocked with assorted edibles, feminine and baby products, plus various toiletries. The project is aimed at providing safe storage for perishable and nutritious food items such as fruits and vegetables, which aren't generally accepted for donation by local food banks. Residents are even encouraged to stock it with produce from their own gardens. "We can't have any raw meat due to food safety concerns and we can't have anything that's been homecooked," explains organizer Rebecca Matzov. Access is available every day from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. to any member of the public, regardless of income, living situation, status, or background. "In the City of Vancouver, about a ﬁfth of the population faces food insecurity and the population ranges. It's from the houseless population up into the lower middle class; it's not restricted to people who don't have a house to go to," says Matzov. Volunteers clean the fridge daily while checking for expired food and maintaining the structure. The Hastings-Sunrise LOAF joins several other community fridges in the city. The team behind it hopes to set up more locally in the future. "We're going to forge forward and get our KCC [Kensington-Cedar Cottage] location up. There's already someone working in Kitsilano to do a fridge project like this. That's what we're hoping but we want to tackle one thing at a time." By Thor Diakow

Meet the birds of prey patrolling Granville Island

t wouldn't be Granville Island without the iconic squawk of the gull. Unfortunately, these birds are a bit of a nuisance to humans. Gulls at the popular destination are habituated to people's food and have become a rather pesky problem. That's where The Raptors swoop in. The Vancouver Islandbased group educates the public on birds of prey and offers wildlife management services. Over the years, raptors have proven effective and efficient at taking care of problem bird populations. They aren't meant to hunt the birds, just scare them away. "If I hang out with her on the glove, near people that are having lunch, they'll generally give them their distance. But we do sometimes fly around here as well. So having a hawk pop up to the roof is going to push those gulls even further back," explains the program's Sean Baynton. One of Granville Island's avian sentries is Avah, a Harris's Hawk native to the southwestern U.S. This particular species is perfectly suited for the task. "They are social in the wild, so they're generally pretty social with people as well. They form strong bonds and they're very cooperative," says Baynton. The group works seasonally but the summer months are busiest, when throngs

of visitors enjoy their food outside. That's when the opportunistic gulls try to steal a snack. Signage outside the public market also discourages people from feeding the birds. It's not uncommon for The Raptors representatives to attract a crowd of curious onlookers. Baynton says it's all part of their work. "Usually they're surprised that we're not here to put on a show or do some sort of fancy 'ﬂying through hoops' demonstration. They're often a little shocked to ﬁnd out that wildlife management is our main priority." So next time you see a beautiful bird of prey patrolling Granville Island just remember, they have an important job to do.

on a map corresponding to the business or location indicated in the letter. The works of art themselves will also be displayed at the corresponding location around the city. Laura Barron, the founder and executive director of Instruments of Change says the idea is to create many dots across the map of Vancouver to represent an "infection" of gratitude. “This initiative is intended to spread gratitude instead of fear, as we emerge from this collectively challenging time, more hopeful and connected,” the non-proﬁt wrote in a recent release. Here is the schedule, times, and locations for each of the three upcoming events: Monday, July 26, 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. Second Beach Tuesday, August 3, 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. Locarno Beach Thursday, August 5, 4 p.m. 9 p.m. David Lam Park The pop-up booths will be set up weekly with social distancing measures employed. By Cameron Thomson

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Vancouver-based non-profit is putting on a series of events to help locals express gratitude for the businesses and spaces the city has to offer. Instruments of Change is offering Vancouverites the chance to participate in several “pop-up shout-outs” in the organization’s Infectious Gratitude initiative. At the events, participants will be asked what they would like to see thrive in their community, a question designed to get them thinking of what business or space they hope will survive and thrive moving forward from the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Participants will then create one of three ways to express their gratitude. They can either write a short thank you letter, form that letter into a Haiku poem, or create a thank you drawing. Their work will then be added to a watercolour background they would also have a hand in making. The complete piece of art will then be digitized to be displayed

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