POLL: Should the city of Vancouver do more to protect citizens who have been victims of harassment, or worse, from those living homeless on the streets?

Date: Thursday, July 11, 2024

in: Opinion

Should the city of Vancouver do more to protect citizens who have been victims of harassment, or worse, from those living homeless on the streets?

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Opinion: Supreme Court gives Vancouver a new tool to use in its homelessness efforts, but will the city use it?

Posted by Paul Valencia

|Friday, July 12, 2024

|in : Staff Opinions, Opinion

Opinion: Supreme Court gives Vancouver a new tool to use in its homelessness efforts, but will the city use it?

Most Vancouver residents do not want homelessness to be criminalized but they do want a response when some in the homeless community commit crimes, and a new ruling by th...

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