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Local filmmaker takes run at Wall Street
AUDIO: Saturday night on Vancouver’s worst bus
UBC study aims to save the world’s dying bees
Red Gate locks up for good
Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
No hashtag? No revolution.
VIFF: Dragons & Tigers make noise on the big screen
Fringe reclaims Vancouver with site-specific theatre
Red Alert
Canadian-African poets proclaim the power of spoken word
VIDEO: Arms into Art
Songs for Change
Rallying for academic freedom across Malawi
From culprits to catalysts: girls’ initiation in Malawi
Media Council weighs options on Malawi’s media ban law
Malawi’s theatre for social change
Black to Basics
Beach Boy
On Corporate Graffiti
Shad
Animal Instincts
Twisted Sister
VIDEO: Goodbye Cobalt!
Get Wasted
CTRL + ALT + DELETE
Street Pets
Axis of Evil comedian flaunts arsenal of politically charged humour
Blues singer to bare all at Firehall

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Sarah Berman is a journalist covering culture, politics and justice. Her first book Don’t Call It a Cult: The Shocking Story of Keith Raniere and the Women of NXIVM has been shortlisted for a Kobo Emerging Writer Prize and a Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence. She has co-written and produced investigative podcasts including CBC’s Pressure Cooker and State of Play: Summer Games on PRX. Berman’s reporting is featured in the popular Netflix series Escaping Twin Flames. She is a former senior editor at VICE and past contributor to Reuters, the Guardian, the New York Times, the Globe and Mail, Maclean’s, and many more publications.

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