Prince George homelss camp removal prompts apology
The City of Prince George, B.C., has apologized for the harm it caused to vulnerable people when it removed their structures from a homeless camp.
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The City of Prince George, B.C., has apologized for the harm it caused to vulnerable people when it removed their structures from a homeless camp.
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — The City of Prince George, B.C., has apologized for the harm it caused to vulnerable people when it removed their structures from a homeless camp.
Judge finds that Prince George ‘inflicted serious harm on vulnerable people’
People who live near the encampment say it's become a source of crime but those who live in it say they have nowhere else to go.
More off-leash dog parks coming to PG SHARE ON: (Photo from Pixabay.com) Prince George will be getting more dog parks in the future, according to a report to City Council at last night’s (Monday) meeting. An update to the current off-leash strategy for parks says Malaspina, Ingledew, and Heather Road Park are being considered for repurposing. Construction is expected to begin in the coming weeks. The Park Strategy itself was approved in 2017, and focuses on finding ways to repurpose other underutilized or redundant lots into dog parks. This lead city staff to eventually transform Glenview ...