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Say YES to Modular Housing

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Sean Condon
8 years ago

We need this now.

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Gudrun langolf
8 years ago

There are vacant lots just south west of 70th - ideal spot for more!

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Ben Barnes
8 years ago

I support tackling BC's homelessness rate.

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Kate Vincent
8 years ago

Let's get people off the streets. Everyone will benefit.

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kathy schultz
8 years ago

The sooner the better and keep it coming!

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Bridget Brown
8 years ago

Homes for Everyone!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

we all need a safe place to call home

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Alisa Koebel
8 years ago Featured

As someone who grew up in Marpole, I would be proud to see my community take this step and model compassion, justice and inclusivity.

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laura stannard
8 years ago

This doesn't mean we don't need annually constructed permanent, rent-geared-to-income housing.

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Morgane Oger
8 years ago

A key measurement of a healthy and ewuitable society is how well we bring back into our fold the people who struggle to keep up so they are not left behind. Data shoes that building social and supportive housing within communities with the necessary supports in place is the most effective and most economical way to keep people engaged in our communities and living healthy lives to their fullest potential. I am in full support of the Marpole modular project. That a petition is needed at all to address resistance from individuals who prefer not let our public institutions help their neighbours in need woth dignity is a saddening sign that we need to educate all stakeholders about the importance and value for us all of this project.

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Margareta Dovgal
8 years ago

It is unacceptable to say no to Marpole residents who need safe homes. Just because someone isn't affected by poverty doesn't mean that they have no responsibility for it. If it is a problem in your community, you have a responsibility to be compassionate.

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Farrell Miller
8 years ago

This city is too expensive, for even lawyers to live in!