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The City of North Vancouver is ordering the owner of a property it says has been an eyesore for over three decades to clean up his act – or have the city do it for him.

Downturn in short-term rentals is putting more units into play

"It has been a long 24 hours for Quinn, his family, and everyone involved searching for him."

The protest was created in direct response to a staggering increase in overdose deaths in the province from an ever more toxic drug supply due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“You are an inspiration to us all as we try to embrace your hope for a future that will bring its own challenges.”

The slogan, said Gallagher, is “inappropriate and offensive to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and people of colour),” given the current social and political climate – with mass anti-racism protests across the US and around the globe, including in Canada.

Sales up significantly from May, and from June 2019, but remain far below the 10-year average for the month

Last week, a group of concerned residents in the Yaletown area said a man exposed himself during the daytime while jumping on a woman's car in the middle of a Downtown Vancouver intersection.

Such a scenario would mean $9 million in cuts, delays to police and fire departments