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Still no details on former Metro Vancouver CAO’s severance package - BC | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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There are still no details on the severance package awarded to Metro Vancouver’s former chief administrative officer, Jerry Dobrovolny. Board chair Mike Hurley told Global News on Monday that the details would be released to the media on Tuesday; however, no one from Metro Vancouver responded to our request for information. “Changing the person at the top actually means very little… if Metro Vancouver keeps the same culture underneath… it’s the culture that’s the problem,” West Vancouver mayoral
Cost to taxpayers growing as Granville SRO remains open for 1 resident - BC | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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B.C. taxpayers are still paying to keep a Granville Street SRO building open for one remaining resident. It is now past mid-August, so the inferred cost, since July 1, of running the 110-unit Luugat is in excess of $150,000. Ryan Donnelly, the one resident, was not available on Monday to talk to Global News. The B.C. government promised to close the Luugat by the end of June and while it said that Donnelly has been offered new housing, he said last month that he has a seizure disorder and requir
It has cost more than $100K a month to house 1 tenant in Vancouver SRO - BC | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Global News has learned that one guest has been staying at a former hotel on Granville Street, despite the B.C. government promising to shut it down. The Luugat, now owned by the B.C. government, still has one last resident — Ryan Donnelly. He was also still living there in mid-July. The Ministry of Housing said it cost $101,000 to house Donnelly in July and he is still there. “It’s insane,” Vancouver Coun. Sarah Kirby-Yung said. “I did some quick math and based on the average rent for, let’s sa
Richmond homeless camps prompt increased concern, with one above a jet fuel pipeline - BC | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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There is increasing concern about two growing homeless encampments off Highway 99 in Richmond. The encampments are on both sides of the highway, and explosive growth is one concern, while an actual explosion is another. “This encampment is right above the new jet fuel pipeline and there have been significant fires that have been set by the unsheltered population here,” Richmond city councillor Kash Heed told Global News. The encampments are on Crown land and the responsibility lies with the B.C.
Fears that street disorder, open drug use will return to Granville Strip post World Cup - BC | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Vancouver’s Granville Street and the downtown core were transformed for the FIFA World Cup games. The Granville Pedestrian Zone has been extended to Labour Day, meaning eligible FIFA-related temporary patios and public realm expansions will also remain. However, there are concerns that now the World Cup has ended for Vancouver, the street disorder and open drug use will return. Just south of Nelson, on Granville Street, an SRO named Granville Villa is still operating. Raymond Jarvis is one resid
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