Municipal council candidates shelter overnight on Pandora Avenue

Keep reading if you want to know which municipal council candidates answered the call to shelter overnight on Pandora Avenue in solidarity with the unhoused community.

Keep reading if you want to know which municipal council candidates answered the call to shelter overnight on Pandora Avenue in solidarity with the unhoused community.

VICTORIA, BC | I hereby call upon all fellow candidates for Victoria’s municipal council to share the plight of this city’s most disenfranchised residents on the night of Sunday October 4 to Monday October 5 by joining me in sheltering…

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Vain enforcement of bylaws preventing outdoor sheltering by people with nowhere to go is what got us into this mess. In order to make the Pandora encampment disappear, we need to address the problem at the source.