Victoria weekend Bylaw sweep. It was not the sight Vancouver suffered. The Bylaw and Vic PD were respectful and showed true empathy. Of coarse they were under scrutiny by myself and others, but still a pleasant encounter!. I won't be popular for this tweet, but credit is due!

I was assaulted by an employee at market on Yates street. Security confirmed to me that he did push me to the ground and I hit my head. Have a concussion and 2, blackeyes. All because I complained about a lid on $25 sushi I bought for a Pandora block wake of murder victim.

I challenge parents to talk to teens, what was your son spending his nights doing. Mine was preparing to teach Military recruits to defend us. While my adopted sons fight for their survival against despair and fear.

During our worst monthly week, cheque week. With the weather, no shelter beds we see what I call death acceptance, by protest. Who knows if that event didn't contribute to a death or two.

I work Pandora and I can tell you it has left a mark in already damaged souls. I have a hard enough time making people see self value. Victoria's future is saying otherwise! We already see death on the Block, you don't need to bother adding true fear, they, we have enough.

Teens in car have terrifying idea of fun last week I attended Pandora block as my usual volunteer nightshift, to find the Ministry building window shattered. Shockingly a group of young men in car shot 5 shots above the heads (by 3 to 4 feet) of the already traumatized community

Let me get this straight, Trudeau promised in 2015 to deal with affordable housing, it will be another two years before current unhoused are housed. Now that is a total of nine years before affordable or even unhoused Victorians get a roof?