UPDATED 4/22/2015, 16:45 Abbotsford Drug War Survivors Launch Major InitiativeTo Draw Attention To The Plight Of The Homeless In Abbotsford Abbotsford, BC 22/4/2015 – This week the Abbotsford Chapter of…
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The Abbotsford Police Departmet’s (APD) refusal to hand over documents to the BC Supreme Court because, according to the APD, the cost of surrending those documents could run anywhere from…
More pain, costs and shame? By Mike Archer. The decision by the BC Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) to join the constitutional litigation between the City of Abbotsford and its homeless…
The much anticipated BC Supreme Court decision over the motion by Pivot Legal Society asking the court to set aside the injunction which allowed for the evacuatuion of homeless men…
By Mike Archer. A number of important dates are coming up in Abbotsford’s seemingly endless battle with its homeless population. The challenges of next week (December 15 – 19) will…
By Mike Archer. A seemingly confused Deputy City Manager, Jake Rudolph*, appeared to have trouble explaining to the judge, through City lawyers, how he somehow lost the shelter records for…
Release. The Abbotsford Chapter of the BC/Yukon Drug War Survivors (DWS) is being recognized as perhaps the most effective and successful drug user organization in BC and perhaps across Canada…
The City of Abbotsford, the Abbotsford Police Department (APD) and the Pivot Legal Society were in BC Supreme Court Monday dealing with the latest round of delay by the City…
By Mike Archer. The Abbotsford Chapter of the BC/Yukon Drug War Survivors (DWS) has released a list of candidates it supports for Mayor and Abbotsford City Council in the November…
UPDATED 10/24/2014 – As the November 15 municipal election nears, some issues are beginning to emerge. The first one to have gained any significant traction, other than a strong desire…