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The City of Vancouver’s first supportive Safe Stay Community for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness will be located at 11400 NE 51st Circle on
Aug 4, 2021 A key component of the City of Vancouver’s Homelessness Response Plan will move forward after city council affirmed their support for a supportive campsites pilot project and associated changes to the city’s camping ordinance during a workshop on Monday night. The pilot project will create supportive campsites for people experiencing homelessness at different locations across the city, serving up to 40 people per site. The campsites will be fenced and supported by a nonprofit on-site operator, sanitation and hygiene services, Share’s Talkin’ Trash program, the City’s Hom...
Aug 4, 2021 A key component of the City of Vancouver’s Homelessness Response Plan will move forward after city council affirmed their support for a supportive campsites pilot project and associated changes to the city’s camping ordinance during a workshop on Monday night. The pilot project will create supportive campsites for people experiencing homelessness at different locations across the city, serving up to 40 people per site. The campsites will be fenced and supported by a nonprofit on-site operator, sanitation and hygiene services, Share’s Talkin’ Trash program, the City’s Hom...
Article content Police Chief Mark Neufeld says the officer who offered a handshake to an anti-mask protester at Chinook Centre wasn’t endorsing the man’s views. The chief addressed the incident, which was caught on video, at a Tuesday meeting of the Calgary police commission. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Police chief says officer's handshake with anti-mask protester doesn't imply support Back to video Police commission chair Bonita Croft said the officer’s actions have been “a lightning rod for criticism” and asked CPS to address...
Share this article MELVILLE, N.Y., Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SupplyHouse.com, an e-commerce company that sells plumbing and HVAC supplies, hosted a virtual cooking class with a professional chef for their employees on January 22nd. The class took place during a bi-weekly team huddle and was hosted by A SupplyHouse.com employee enjoying her quesadilla while attending her virtual team huddle after the cooking class. The Engagement Team at SupplyHouse.com is often thinking of ways for teammates to interact with one another virtually throughout the pandemic. Since the company previously hos...