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Women’s Memorial March participant on toppling of Gassy Jack statue

February 14, 2022

A participant at the annual Feb. 14 Women's Memorial March describes what it means to her to see the controversial Gassy Jack statue off its pedestal. Monday's event is held annually in the Downtown Eastside and family and friends gather to march on behalf of missing and murdered Indigenous women.

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