Vancouver - How Vancouver students are healing after a major tragedy right in front of their school

A mural John Oliver Secondary School students are working on will feature symbols from Filipino culture to represent resilience, remembrance, and renewal, months after 11 people died in the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy in front of their school.

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