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Indie theatres weather the liquor license storm
Is Vancouver’s public consultation process broken?
Artist prOphecy sun keeps a recording studio in her pocket
Homeless count sweeps Vancouver
Red Gate petitions to rent city-owned building
Canada’s first robocall rally unites generations and parties with comedy
AUDIO: Liquor laws relaxed for the Rio Theatre
Vancouver’s newest record label skips CD format
Vancouver’s “poster mafia” dominates a bizarre racket
Banning bikes on Broadway
Arts event crawls east
AUDIO: Saturday night on Vancouver’s worst bus
UBC study aims to save the world’s dying bees
Red Gate locks up for good
VIFF: Launching local eco-docs
Fringe reclaims Vancouver with site-specific theatre

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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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