Indigenous woman says she was punched, told to ‘go back to Asia’ while walking in East Vancouver

A 27-year-old Indigenous woman says she was repeatedly punched in the face, knocked down, and told to “go back to Asia” while walking her dog in East Vancouver on Friday night — another incident in a string of hate crimes recorded in the city.

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