A prominent Vancouver historian and former city councilor issued a public apology on Monday after photos of the costume she wore to a Halloween party spread across social media over the weekend.
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Source: The Columbian
‘Wildly insensitive’: Former Vancouver official’s ICE Halloween costume stirs criticism, complaints
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