Police are investigating after a tent fire was extinguished by firefighters, and a woman's body was found inside the charred shelter.
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Well it’s a housing crisis but cops find dead bodies in apartments too.
And that makes it all better, right? Nice hand waving away the problem.
Probably was smoking all those legal drugs.
So much for helping homles she probably they make fire so they stay worm or Heather.
So you think: When the city decides to move them because of fire hazard, the fires pops up everywhere by chance!
And the BC government sat by and facilitates these unsafe conditions.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🕯🇺🇸💵
“We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold.”
There were uppers downers a quart of tequila a pint of raw either a salt shaker of cocaine
Penalize the Sahota family running the squalid SROs. Their neglect instgated the tent cities when covid came along.
Thats one way to stay warm
They’d rather live on the streets than an SRO, because welfare hotels cost far more than the $375 they get for housing from welfare. An SRO costs at least $600, but welfare is only $750. If they live on the street, they don’t get the $375 for housing, but they get to keep the $375 for support. Living in an SRO, they’d only have $150 for support… at the most.
It’s a joke they even get a dime.
But they can work and still get welfare
How do you know they identified as a woman?
fresh bbq
What is wrong in designating a place for homeless and provide them with services? A city should not only provide toilets, but also laundry, showers, food and rehab / info / guidance services.