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With over 35 years as a news camera operator and several decades as a union activist, Steve Hawkins brings an accomplished and varied resume to his professional videography. He has documented several of Canada’s most notable public events, from riots and peace marches to historic court cases and political controversies. His photography has been published in numerous books and magazines, and he has a growing record of art exhibitions and accolades. With a particular focus on environmental act…

Pond5 artist since 2021

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Transportation

Trains going to and leaving Roberts Bank Terminal & container ships in Coal Harbour and English Bay were all part of a global supply chain affected by a Global Pandemic.

Pandemic: Streets

Unnecessary travel was discouraged during the early months of the Pandemic as many people worked from home or didn't work at all.

Retail & The Economy

Stores and Places that make up the economy. Boxing weeks shopping & reopening Robson Street in May 2020.

Pandemic: Shopping

Vancouver's popular shopping districts were affected by public health measures during the Pandemic.

Pandemic: Border

Canada / US Borders were restricted to essential services until November 12th, 2021.

Pandemic: Emergency Services

Images of Police, Fire and Ambulance at work during the COVID-19 public health emergency.

Pandemic: COVID Testing

COVID Testing sites were set up by Health Authorities throughout the Lower Mainland during the Pandemic.

Pandemic: Signs

A collection of various signs associated with the Pandemic.

Vancouver Cityscape

Skyline footage of Vancouver as seen from Queen Elizabeth Park and Spanish Banks as well as various other vantage points around the Vancouver area.

Pandemic: Murals (Make Art While Apart)

Make Art While Apart In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the city into lockdown, leaving businesses in downtown Vancouver boarded. In response VMF teamed up with local artists, Business Associations, Vancity, City of Vancouver and Goodbye Graffiti to create over 60 temporary murals on storefronts to inspire hope, brighten streets, celebrate resilience and connect communities.