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Vancouver Community Court offers alternative for homeless people

For the past year, the city of Vancouver has been dealing with low-level crimes most often committed by those who are homeless in a unique way.

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From service to civilian: Veterans with lived experience now confront homelessness in veteran community

From service to civilian: Veterans with lived experience now confront homelessness in veteran community
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Vancouver clears homeless camps, citing wildfire danger

In response to a new city ordinance, Vancouver staff are moving people out and cleaning up homeless camps in areas at risk for wildfires.

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Allman sentenced to 35 years for stealing from clients

Allman sentenced to 35 years for stealing from clients
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Judge upholds amendments that limit who can vote in MN-S election

Judge upholds amendments that limit who can vote in MN-S election A judge has upheld amendments limiting who can vote for the next executive of the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S). In an interim ruling brought down May 14, Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench Justice R.W. Elson said the decisions made during this past February’s Métis National Legislation Assembly (MNLA) “cannot be the subject of judicial review.” At the MNLA, amendments were made to the Saskatchewan Métis Elections Act 2007 and the MN-S Citizenship Act 1999 limiting voting to those with citizenship cards or letters proving they had made application for their citizenship cards prior to March 20, 2021. Voters also have to be 16 years of age or older and have lived in the province for six months.

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