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Vancouver officials hold press conference on efforts to remove structures in Downtown Eastside

will be holding a press conference on Wednesday, Aug. 24, to give an update on the city’s efforts to remove structures in the Downtown Eastside.

Along with Stewart, Vancouver city manager Paul Mochrie, Vancouver Fire Rescue Chief Karen Fry and BC Housing’s Dale McMann will also be available for questions.The controversial Hastings Street encampment has been a hotbed for discussion lately, with many concerns laid out by those living in the area, those experiencing homelessness, as well as the city and Vancouver Fire Rescue Services.

A large banner was previously hung in the area, stating, “Where are we supposed to go?” Speakers stood in front of the large banner, venting their frustrations. “By displaying people sheltered on Hastings, the city is really sweeping the housing crisis under the rug,” Stop the Sweeps organizer Eli told the crowd.

“Instead of treating the root cause of the disease, they’re punishing the people who are suffering the symptoms.”Vancouver police investigate threats against unhoused – Aug 16, 2022

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