On July 28, Vancouver‘s City Council voted to displace 40 working-class, long-term tenants for a hotel development, in spite of intense opposition from the majority of 300+ Vancouverites who signed up to speak at the public hearing. held two weeks earlier. The Myron Manor Collective, currently living in the relatively affordable units on the lot, is under pressure. On one hand…

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The Myron Manor Collective, currently living in the relatively affordable units on the lot, is under pressure. On one hand, they are opposing attempts by Nicola Wealth and Lotus Capital Corporation to replace their housing with a hotel. On the other hand, the Vancouver City Council—dominated by the “A Better City” (ABC) party—along with city officials, has supported the rezoning as part of a broader initiative to increase the city’s hotel capacity.

 

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On July 28, Vancouver‘s City Council voted to displace 40 working-class, long-term tenants for a hotel development, in spite of intense opposition from the majority of 300+ Vancouverites who signed up to speak at the public hearing. held two weeks earlier. The Myron Manor Collective, currently living in the relatively affordable units on the lot, is under pressure. On one hand…

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