This year’s fundraiser kicks off Feb. 26 in Grand Forks
31% of those interviewed between Dec. 2016 and May 2018 reported at least one traumatic brain injury
Moto residents given two months to leave, says Supreme Court justice
“A Community’s Guide to Homelessness,” will be presented via Zoom from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Dec. 10.
The city is asking the Supreme Court to clear the disused motocross track
Municipality criticized for using harsh regulations to force street people from public spaces
The fire, easily contained by firefighters, was set by a man who wanted to heat some food
City council and housing minister Eby still negotiating proposed Moto shelter project
Helpseeker says numbers should help policy-makers decide on where to put resources
The city’s latest move comes amid ratcheting tensions at the site, says Mayor Taylor
Coun. Neil Krog insisted Penticton’s issue with Victoria is about city bylaws, not homelessness
No police reports made into incident shared on social media
The current facility at 2320 78th Ave. will stay open as a COVID-shelter, according to city council’s resolution
The deal could see a permanent solution to the city’s problems with its “Motocross” campsite
Council has not yet voted on whether or not to grant BC Housing’s request for another permit
BC Housing, which funds the shelter, asked council to keep doors open until next spring
Regional District planning manager Donna Dean says there’s no camping happening there, either
Proceeds from this year’s first-ever event will go towards Boundary Family Services
The extreme weather shelter at is currently slated to shut its doors on March 31.
Grand Forks Fire/Rescue attended the scene at around midnight
