Anti-Poverty Activists: City and Council Chamber

anti-poverty activists: Here you go City facility that most resembles a border crossing City hall, according to Vancouver Courier. Ever since a bunch of anti-poverty activists occupied the council chamber this summer, the city has beefed up security on the days that city council meets. That means it's time to roll out my annual list of questionable observations, stinging criticisms and pure nonsense from my 300-plus days on the beat.article continues below Trending Stories Metro Vancouver housing prices to rise in 2018 One dead in Burrard bridge crash Heart surgery spurs Rick Cluff to make changes in his life Greater Vancouver home prices to drop 21 per cent by 2019 analysisI've added hashtags this year to amp up the cleverness. Guards are posted at both entrances on the main floor, on the third floor location of the chamber and at the entrance to the chamber. yourpapersplease Vancouver city hall. Too bad because the guy is articulate, on top of the issues and an adult. Photo Dan Toulgoet Most cowardly public relations move by a civic political party That goes to Vision Vancouver which hid their council byelection candidate Diego Cardona from media on election night. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.