Release. The City of Abbotsford has removed the plywood structure located at Jubilee Park in accordance with the December 20, 2013 BC Supreme Court Order. The materials from the structure…
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By Mike Archer. I thought I saw pure evil this weekend. I was helping Calvin take down the teepee in Jubilee Park Saturday night when a pedestrian came up to…
Some Denied Access To Belongings – Many Have Nowhere To Go Release – The homeless men and women of the Abbotsford Drug War Survivors (DWS) have done everything within their…
The City of Abbotsford told the BC Supreme Court there were plenty of places for the homeless men and women of the Jubilee Park protest to stay. It was a…
After being moved around the City on a daily and monthly basis for over a decade some of Abbotsford’s homeless finally decided to make a stand and refuse to take…
Elsiewhere in Abbotsford. THE SHERIFF (in New Westminster Court, December 17, 2013) “The best thing we can do is go on with our daily routine.” Nurse Ratched, in the movie,…
As Mayor Bruce Banman and most of City Council do the Christmas cocktail party circuit trying to sound like they know what the hell they’re doing, the evidence is mounting…
Update December 17,2013 – 5PM Mr. Justice William of the BC Supreme Court has reserved judgment regarding the injunction application by the City of Abbotsford until Friday December 20, 2013…
By Mike Archer. Today’s BC Supreme Court ruling, ordering the homeless protesters who moved out of Jubilee Park Wednesday night to move back to the park removed the criminality the…
By Mike Archer. The City of Abbotsford has expressed, through two senior bureaucrats, support for the Drug War Survivors’s proposal for sustainable housing on municipal land. The wood, being used…