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Tourists visiting Vancouver are shocked. They come from normal cities without radical pro-drug experiments, and they are shocked and appalled by what they see on our streets here. The NDP have turned Vancouver, the most beautiful city in the world, into a national embarrassment. Tourists are openly sharing their...

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Vancouver has been asked to accept the status quo on open-air hard drug use, street disorder, and people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders without getting the care they need. We can all see it isn’t working. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are bringing forward a public safety plebiscite so you can have your say, and give the City and Province a clear mandate for tangible change. A YES vote would mean tangible change in how open-air hard drug use is enforced in Vancouver’s public spaces. The City already enforces bylaws governing activities such as smoking in public spaces. Strengthening our bylaws around open-air hard drug use would give the City another important tool in the toolkit to help keep our shared public spaces safe. And tangible change is needed in our healthcare system. The Province has the authority and ability to act. We are giving them a simple, clear step: create the secure medical care and treatment capacity needed to get people the help they need, break the revolving door of crisis, and ease the pressure on our emergency rooms. This is about compassion. This is about public safety. And this is about real change. Vancouver has carried a disproportionate share of this crisis for too long. Enough is enough. It’s time to re-establish social expectations around the use of hard drugs in our shared public spaces. On October 17th, Vancouverites will have a chance to have their say. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver
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Vancouver has been asked to accept the status quo on open-air hard drug use, street disorder, and people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders without getting the care they need. We can all see it isn’t working. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are bringing forward a public safety plebiscite so you can have your say, and give the City and Province a clear mandate for tangible change. A YES vote would mean tangible change in how open-air hard drug use is enforced in Vancouver’s public spaces. The City already enforces bylaws governing activities such as smoking in public spaces. Strengthening our bylaws around open-air hard drug use would give the City another important tool in the toolkit to help keep our shared public spaces safe. And tangible change is needed in our healthcare system. The Province has the authority and ability to act. We are giving them a simple, clear step: create the secure medical care and treatment capacity needed to get people the help they need, break the revolving door of crisis, and ease the pressure on our emergency rooms. This is about compassion. This is about public safety. And this is about real change. Vancouver has carried a disproportionate share of this crisis for too long. Enough is enough. It’s time to re-establish social expectations around the use of hard drugs in our shared public spaces. On October 17th, Vancouverites will have a chance to have their say. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim

31,734 次观看 • 1 个月前

🌍🌏⚽️🇨🇦 : Mark Carney congratulates David Eby for Vancouver showcasing the best of Canada during FIFA. Premier David Eby and the VPD spent huge resources clearing the homeless drug addicts from the streets and stopping open air drug use. This is the same government that swore we needed open air drug use, human feces on the sidewalk, injection sites and needed to fight stigma around homelessness, to save lives. But I guess those "life saving measures" are not needed during FIFA. The BC NDP are so embarrassed about the conditions they forced on Vancouverites, that they had to cover it all up, when the world comes to major events. If history is any guide, things in Vancouver will return to the wretched old normal in a few weeks & slide even further into dystopia, heading into winter. If there ever was proof the BC NDP are a failed government, it's the need to radically change how Vancouver operates, simply because the world is temporarily watching. Let us all push for a Fall election in British Columbia. To take back our Province from the pro cartel BC NDP that trashed paradise.
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🌍🌏⚽️🇨🇦 : Mark Carney congratulates David Eby for Vancouver showcasing the best of Canada during FIFA. Premier David Eby and the VPD spent huge resources clearing the homeless drug addicts from the streets and stopping open air drug use. This is the same government that swore we needed open air drug use, human feces on the sidewalk, injection sites and needed to fight stigma around homelessness, to save lives. But I guess those "life saving measures" are not needed during FIFA. The BC NDP are so embarrassed about the conditions they forced on Vancouverites, that they had to cover it all up, when the world comes to major events. If history is any guide, things in Vancouver will return to the wretched old normal in a few weeks & slide even further into dystopia, heading into winter. If there ever was proof the BC NDP are a failed government, it's the need to radically change how Vancouver operates, simply because the world is temporarily watching. Let us all push for a Fall election in British Columbia. To take back our Province from the pro cartel BC NDP that trashed paradise.

Bruce McGonigal

11,659 次观看 • 3 个月前

Today was an incredibly important day for Vancouver. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team moved forward a public safety plebiscite that will give YOU a voice on October 17th, and the opportunity to vote for tangible change in our city. Tangible change in how we enforce open-air hard drug use in our shared public spaces. And tangible change in how healthcare is delivered to people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders, getting people the real medical care they need, breaking the revolving door of crisis, and easing pressure on our emergency rooms. Unfortunately, Councillors Sean Orr, Pete Fry and Rebecca Bligh chose to walk out of the Council meeting rather than participate in the vote. They didn’t abstain. They didn’t vote no. They walked out. That’s disappointing. They were elected to represent Vancouverites. That means listening to the full debate, participating in the democratic process, and casting a vote — even when the issue is difficult or you disagree. Mayor Sim and your ABC Vancouver team chose a different path. We stayed. We listened. We debated. We voted. And now Vancouverites will have their say. We believe there is a strong majority of people in this city who have felt unable to speak up about what they see happening in their neighbourhoods and who know the status quo isn’t working. On October 17th, their voices will be heard. Now we have an opportunity to seize that future together, to re-establish social expectations around hard drug use in our shared public spaces and get people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders the real help they need. This is your city. This is your voice. And now, this is your choice. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver
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Today was an incredibly important day for Vancouver. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team moved forward a public safety plebiscite that will give YOU a voice on October 17th, and the opportunity to vote for tangible change in our city. Tangible change in how we enforce open-air hard drug use in our shared public spaces. And tangible change in how healthcare is delivered to people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders, getting people the real medical care they need, breaking the revolving door of crisis, and easing pressure on our emergency rooms. Unfortunately, Councillors Sean Orr, Pete Fry and Rebecca Bligh chose to walk out of the Council meeting rather than participate in the vote. They didn’t abstain. They didn’t vote no. They walked out. That’s disappointing. They were elected to represent Vancouverites. That means listening to the full debate, participating in the democratic process, and casting a vote — even when the issue is difficult or you disagree. Mayor Sim and your ABC Vancouver team chose a different path. We stayed. We listened. We debated. We voted. And now Vancouverites will have their say. We believe there is a strong majority of people in this city who have felt unable to speak up about what they see happening in their neighbourhoods and who know the status quo isn’t working. On October 17th, their voices will be heard. Now we have an opportunity to seize that future together, to re-establish social expectations around hard drug use in our shared public spaces and get people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders the real help they need. This is your city. This is your voice. And now, this is your choice. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim

15,746 次观看 • 1 个月前

Vancouver Coastal Health has a message for FIFA tourists coming to Vancouver: Check your drugs. Start low. Go slow. Not “avoid the drugs.” Not “our city has a massive problem.” Just taxpayer-funded advice on how to use drugs more safely while visiting. Welcome to Vancouver under David Eby and the BC NDP. This is what years of decriminalization, “safe supply,” open drug use, and harm reduction-first policy have delivered. A city preparing for the World Cup by warning tourists about the drug supply. The city is so broken that public health is now giving drug-use tips to World Cup visitors. But apparently only Instagram and TikTok users need to know. Facebook and X users? Good luck, I guess. Because apparently the drug supply is dangerous. Just not dangerous enough to warn everyone.
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Vancouver Coastal Health has a message for FIFA tourists coming to Vancouver: Check your drugs. Start low. Go slow. Not “avoid the drugs.” Not “our city has a massive problem.” Just taxpayer-funded advice on how to use drugs more safely while visiting. Welcome to Vancouver under David Eby and the BC NDP. This is what years of decriminalization, “safe supply,” open drug use, and harm reduction-first policy have delivered. A city preparing for the World Cup by warning tourists about the drug supply. The city is so broken that public health is now giving drug-use tips to World Cup visitors. But apparently only Instagram and TikTok users need to know. Facebook and X users? Good luck, I guess. Because apparently the drug supply is dangerous. Just not dangerous enough to warn everyone.

The Real Mr Bench

11,791 次观看 • 3 个月前

This October 17th, you will have your voice heard. Vancouverites will have the chance to bring lasting change to how we address open-air hard drug use in our public spaces and increase treatment capacity for those dealing with severe mental health and addiction challenges. As Dr. Julian Somers explains, better care is possible. We have healthcare professionals ready and willing to provide better, recovery-oriented care. What we need is government prepared to act. The public safety plebiscite will give Vancouverites the opportunity to deliver a clear mandate for tangible change. Tangible change in our public spaces by giving the City another tool to address open-air hard drug use. And tangible change in healthcare by giving the Province a clear path forward to create the secure medical care and treatment capacity needed to get people the help they need, break the revolving door of crisis, and ease pressure on our emergency rooms. The Province has the authority. The healthcare system has people ready to provide better care. What we need now is action and this plebiscite will allow us to hold Premier Eby accountable for his lack of action. Enough is enough. It’s time to re-establish social expectations around hard drug use in our shared public spaces — and get people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders the care they need. On October 17th, your voice will be heard. Read the full Building a Safer Vancouver policy paper: #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver
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This October 17th, you will have your voice heard. Vancouverites will have the chance to bring lasting change to how we address open-air hard drug use in our public spaces and increase treatment capacity for those dealing with severe mental health and addiction challenges. As Dr. Julian Somers explains, better care is possible. We have healthcare professionals ready and willing to provide better, recovery-oriented care. What we need is government prepared to act. The public safety plebiscite will give Vancouverites the opportunity to deliver a clear mandate for tangible change. Tangible change in our public spaces by giving the City another tool to address open-air hard drug use. And tangible change in healthcare by giving the Province a clear path forward to create the secure medical care and treatment capacity needed to get people the help they need, break the revolving door of crisis, and ease pressure on our emergency rooms. The Province has the authority. The healthcare system has people ready to provide better care. What we need now is action and this plebiscite will allow us to hold Premier Eby accountable for his lack of action. Enough is enough. It’s time to re-establish social expectations around hard drug use in our shared public spaces — and get people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders the care they need. On October 17th, your voice will be heard. Read the full Building a Safer Vancouver policy paper: #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim

19,872 次观看 • 1 个月前

Quality of life has worsened, say 56% of the residents surveyed in this Kelowna neighbourhood. While the NDP has gone numb to open drug usage, communities are feeling terrorized by public safety risks fueled by the drug crisis. Residents are finding meth pipes on their lawns, dealing with theft, break-ins, public defecation, and threats right outside their homes. This is not some abstract problem. It is the direct result of the NDP’s failed soft-on-crime and harm reduction experiments that have let chaos spread into family neighbourhoods. The NDP’s gross incompetence has turned once stable communities into places where people feel unsafe in their own yards. They keep doubling down on failed policies while ordinary British Columbians pay the price in fear and declining quality of life. Enough is enough. We need a government that actually enforces the law and restores safety instead of making excuses for the drug crisis it helped create.
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Quality of life has worsened, say 56% of the residents surveyed in this Kelowna neighbourhood. While the NDP has gone numb to open drug usage, communities are feeling terrorized by public safety risks fueled by the drug crisis. Residents are finding meth pipes on their lawns, dealing with theft, break-ins, public defecation, and threats right outside their homes. This is not some abstract problem. It is the direct result of the NDP’s failed soft-on-crime and harm reduction experiments that have let chaos spread into family neighbourhoods. The NDP’s gross incompetence has turned once stable communities into places where people feel unsafe in their own yards. They keep doubling down on failed policies while ordinary British Columbians pay the price in fear and declining quality of life. Enough is enough. We need a government that actually enforces the law and restores safety instead of making excuses for the drug crisis it helped create.

Steve Kooner MLA

11,625 次观看 • 3 个月前

Frightening scenarios like this rundown SRO on Granville Street are exactly why so many neighbourhoods across British Columbia are protesting the NDP’s so-called “supportive housing.” Despite the comforting name, these facilities too often lack real treatment, remain far from drug-free, and end up concentrating chaos, crime, and human suffering in our communities. The NDP continues to push this ideological model while ignoring the evidence and the voices of residents who have to live with the consequences. It is time for real solutions that actually support recovery and public safety, not more taxpayer-funded failures that make the problem worse.
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Frightening scenarios like this rundown SRO on Granville Street are exactly why so many neighbourhoods across British Columbia are protesting the NDP’s so-called “supportive housing.” Despite the comforting name, these facilities too often lack real treatment, remain far from drug-free, and end up concentrating chaos, crime, and human suffering in our communities. The NDP continues to push this ideological model while ignoring the evidence and the voices of residents who have to live with the consequences. It is time for real solutions that actually support recovery and public safety, not more taxpayer-funded failures that make the problem worse.

Steve Kooner MLA

26,124 次观看 • 5 个月前

"When you're poor and unfortunately trapped in drug addiction, the world turns you into a joke." "If you have any humanity left, this video will disturb you. It shows the brutal reality of drug addiction and poverty—not as entertainment, but as a tragedy. Before you turn their suffering into a meme, look closer: even lost in addiction, they still care for their families. Now compare that to our 'elite' city life. We have luxury and AC comforts, but our relationships have gone cold and hollow. They are addicts, but we are the ones who have lost our souls
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"When you're poor and unfortunately trapped in drug addiction, the world turns you into a joke." "If you have any humanity left, this video will disturb you. It shows the brutal reality of drug addiction and poverty—not as entertainment, but as a tragedy. Before you turn their suffering into a meme, look closer: even lost in addiction, they still care for their families. Now compare that to our 'elite' city life. We have luxury and AC comforts, but our relationships have gone cold and hollow. They are addicts, but we are the ones who have lost our souls

Ramesh Tiwari

79,733 次观看 • 6 个月前

DG Elodie Shami on why it is important to support youth in rural areas: “We operate from a philosophy that we get from Our Chairperson Her Excellency First Lady of Rwanda, which is about ‘Nurturing the Seed’, and seeds are not only planted in the cities, they re also planted in rural areas. It is important for us to make sure that we are providing them with tools they need, the encouragement they need, as well as the platforms and infrastructure they need, in order to thrive.” #YouthConnekt2024 #ImbutoEngages #ImbutoEmpowers
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DG Elodie Shami on why it is important to support youth in rural areas: “We operate from a philosophy that we get from Our Chairperson Her Excellency First Lady of Rwanda, which is about ‘Nurturing the Seed’, and seeds are not only planted in the cities, they re also planted in rural areas. It is important for us to make sure that we are providing them with tools they need, the encouragement they need, as well as the platforms and infrastructure they need, in order to thrive.” #YouthConnekt2024 #ImbutoEngages #ImbutoEmpowers

Imbuto Foundation

13,514 次观看 • 1 年前

NEW: We just launched our campaign for Proposition 1. We see the signs of our broken mental health system every day. Too many Californians — from our veterans to those suffering from severe mental health or substance abuse disorders — are living on our streets. Prop 1 will help our most vulnerable get out of tents and into the care they need.
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NEW: We just launched our campaign for Proposition 1. We see the signs of our broken mental health system every day. Too many Californians — from our veterans to those suffering from severe mental health or substance abuse disorders — are living on our streets. Prop 1 will help our most vulnerable get out of tents and into the care they need.

Gavin Newsom

491,792 次观看 • 2 年前

Change has begun in Vancouver. We’ve made progress despite many challenges, and stability has begun to return. We cannot erase that progress and go back to the way it was before. Now we have an opportunity to push for the real, lasting change Vancouver still needs. The Public Safety Plebiscite is a major part of that change. A YES vote supports stronger City laws to forbid open air hard drug use in public spaces and sends a clear message to the Province that Vancouver needs secure medical treatment, including 100+ involuntary care beds, for people experiencing severe mental health and substance use disorders. It means giving police stronger tools to address open air hard drug use and pushing for real treatment for people in crisis. A YES vote is the first step. ABC is the only party supporting the Public Safety Plebiscite. The other parties have opposed it. Only Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are committed to delivering it. On October 17th, vote YES on the Public Safety Plebiscite and re-elect Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Affordability
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Change has begun in Vancouver. We’ve made progress despite many challenges, and stability has begun to return. We cannot erase that progress and go back to the way it was before. Now we have an opportunity to push for the real, lasting change Vancouver still needs. The Public Safety Plebiscite is a major part of that change. A YES vote supports stronger City laws to forbid open air hard drug use in public spaces and sends a clear message to the Province that Vancouver needs secure medical treatment, including 100+ involuntary care beds, for people experiencing severe mental health and substance use disorders. It means giving police stronger tools to address open air hard drug use and pushing for real treatment for people in crisis. A YES vote is the first step. ABC is the only party supporting the Public Safety Plebiscite. The other parties have opposed it. Only Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are committed to delivering it. On October 17th, vote YES on the Public Safety Plebiscite and re-elect Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Affordability

Mayor Ken Sim

22,456 次观看 • 10 天前

Toronto Police just arrested a regime supporter waving Iranian and Palestinian flags on Canadian soil. I’M SHOCKED!! Look at this. While Mark Carney and the Liberals keep flooding this country with unvetted people and turning a blind eye to rising crime and foreign influence, Toronto Police are finally doing what they should’ve been doing for years — removing people who openly support hostile regimes from our streets. This is what happens when you let Canada become a playground for every radical cause and foreign flag. Protests turn into chaos. Foreign regimes get cheered on in our cities. And regular Canadians are left wondering whose side their own government is on. I’m shocked it took this long for police to act. We don’t need more “diversity.” We need law and order. We need borders that actually mean something. And we need leaders who put Canada first — not the people waving enemy flags on our sidewalks. Toronto Police did their job here. Now the rest of this country needs to wake up and do the same. #cdnpoli #Toronto #MarkCarney #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst #SecureOurStreets
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Toronto Police just arrested a regime supporter waving Iranian and Palestinian flags on Canadian soil. I’M SHOCKED!! Look at this. While Mark Carney and the Liberals keep flooding this country with unvetted people and turning a blind eye to rising crime and foreign influence, Toronto Police are finally doing what they should’ve been doing for years — removing people who openly support hostile regimes from our streets. This is what happens when you let Canada become a playground for every radical cause and foreign flag. Protests turn into chaos. Foreign regimes get cheered on in our cities. And regular Canadians are left wondering whose side their own government is on. I’m shocked it took this long for police to act. We don’t need more “diversity.” We need law and order. We need borders that actually mean something. And we need leaders who put Canada first — not the people waving enemy flags on our sidewalks. Toronto Police did their job here. Now the rest of this country needs to wake up and do the same. #cdnpoli #Toronto #MarkCarney #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst #SecureOurStreets

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

17,539 次观看 • 3 个月前

The Canada Health Act is clear: care is based on need, not on your ability to pay. The UCP's healthcare scheme is breaking that fundamental promise to Albertans and creating a system where money talks louder than medical need. The Alberta NDP will always fight for a strong public health-care system that works for everyone, regardless of what tax bracket you’re in. Albertans deserve care they can rely on, when and where they need it.
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The Canada Health Act is clear: care is based on need, not on your ability to pay. The UCP's healthcare scheme is breaking that fundamental promise to Albertans and creating a system where money talks louder than medical need. The Alberta NDP will always fight for a strong public health-care system that works for everyone, regardless of what tax bracket you’re in. Albertans deserve care they can rely on, when and where they need it.

Naheed Nenshi

40,979 次观看 • 3 个月前

The NDP calls us extreme? Let's be clear about who is truly extreme. David Eby and the NDP have pushed a radical ideological agenda that is failing British Columbians. Their soft-on-crime approach has led to out-of-control extortion and violence in our communities. Their failed safe supply experiment has worsened the addiction crisis rather than solving it. And in critical court cases, they refused to properly defend fee simple property rights, abandoning homeowners, farmers, and investors. This is not compassionate governance. It is extreme overreach that puts ideology ahead of people and results. We offer a better path: safer communities, secure property rights, lower taxes, and economic prosperity for every family. I am committed to uniting our party and province to defeat the NDP and restore hope to British Columbia. Join me. Let's build a brighter future together.
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The NDP calls us extreme? Let's be clear about who is truly extreme. David Eby and the NDP have pushed a radical ideological agenda that is failing British Columbians. Their soft-on-crime approach has led to out-of-control extortion and violence in our communities. Their failed safe supply experiment has worsened the addiction crisis rather than solving it. And in critical court cases, they refused to properly defend fee simple property rights, abandoning homeowners, farmers, and investors. This is not compassionate governance. It is extreme overreach that puts ideology ahead of people and results. We offer a better path: safer communities, secure property rights, lower taxes, and economic prosperity for every family. I am committed to uniting our party and province to defeat the NDP and restore hope to British Columbia. Join me. Let's build a brighter future together.

Kerry-Lynne Findlay

42,044 次观看 • 3 个月前

Bitcoin is how drug cartels operating in Vancouver move and launder money. The crime and safety issues in our city are a direct result of this. We need to make it harder for criminals to move money with Bitcoin–not heating pools with it.
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Bitcoin is how drug cartels operating in Vancouver move and launder money. The crime and safety issues in our city are a direct result of this. We need to make it harder for criminals to move money with Bitcoin–not heating pools with it.

Kareem Allam

73,465 次观看 • 1 年前

This is the BC NDP’s legacy for 2025, a year defined by failure. Expanded government power. Record deficits. A health-care system in crisis. Public safety deteriorating. Forestry jobs destroyed. And a land title dispute escalated to the point that private property rights are now at risk. After eight years, enough is enough. It’s time to restore accountability, stability, and confidence in this province. It’s time for change. British Columbia needs a Conservative government to fix what the NDP broke.
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This is the BC NDP’s legacy for 2025, a year defined by failure. Expanded government power. Record deficits. A health-care system in crisis. Public safety deteriorating. Forestry jobs destroyed. And a land title dispute escalated to the point that private property rights are now at risk. After eight years, enough is enough. It’s time to restore accountability, stability, and confidence in this province. It’s time for change. British Columbia needs a Conservative government to fix what the NDP broke.

Trevor Halford

12,823 次观看 • 9 个月前

You told me to check out Pandora Avenue in Victoria before leaving Vancouver Island — I did. It’s absolute chaos. People are in deep crisis with mental health and addiction, and it’s heartbreaking. This is not compassion. This is failure. David Eby and the NDP's policies have made this worse. We need real solutions that restore dignity, safety, and hope — for everyone.
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You told me to check out Pandora Avenue in Victoria before leaving Vancouver Island — I did. It’s absolute chaos. People are in deep crisis with mental health and addiction, and it’s heartbreaking. This is not compassion. This is failure. David Eby and the NDP's policies have made this worse. We need real solutions that restore dignity, safety, and hope — for everyone.

Harman Bhangu

48,981 次观看 • 1 年前

My name is Rachael Savage and I am officially running for Mayor of Seattle. I need your help. We have all been patient. It is now four years after the pandemic re-opening and we are near the end of one full term with Bruce Harrell as Mayor. The city is still not arresting late stage fentanyl addicts and the untreated mentally ill who are still using drugs, committing crimes and living in the streets of Seattle. The constant presence and unpredictable nature of those suffering from addiction and mental illness threaten the safety and harm the dignity of everyone who lives in, works in and visits Seattle. These preventable street conditions are destroying our businesses. The destruction of hundreds of businesses is driving our cities tax base into the ground. We can save Downtown, the International District, Capitol Hill, First Hill, Queen Anne, Pioneer Square and Ballard if we dramatically change the way that we have tried to help the addicted and the mentally ill. We can have a city free from the death, dereliction and cruelty that current policy is creating. We can immediately stop using the streets and buildings of our city to run experimental addiction and housing models. We can return the police and the courts to their proper role of firmly moving the addicted towards change and rejoining society. We can create a new, state of the art system of care, away from our city neighborhoods that will change the outcome for the citizens and businesses and for those who are suffering from addiction and mental illness. We have a historic opportunity to end the conditions that have been holding Seattle back. We can become a world class civilized city. It can be done. Go to our website and help us to qualify for public campaign financing. We need 600 Seattle residents who feel like we do to donate $10 and to sign the statement of support. Put a new vision on the ballot in 2025.
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My name is Rachael Savage and I am officially running for Mayor of Seattle. I need your help. We have all been patient. It is now four years after the pandemic re-opening and we are near the end of one full term with Bruce Harrell as Mayor. The city is still not arresting late stage fentanyl addicts and the untreated mentally ill who are still using drugs, committing crimes and living in the streets of Seattle. The constant presence and unpredictable nature of those suffering from addiction and mental illness threaten the safety and harm the dignity of everyone who lives in, works in and visits Seattle. These preventable street conditions are destroying our businesses. The destruction of hundreds of businesses is driving our cities tax base into the ground. We can save Downtown, the International District, Capitol Hill, First Hill, Queen Anne, Pioneer Square and Ballard if we dramatically change the way that we have tried to help the addicted and the mentally ill. We can have a city free from the death, dereliction and cruelty that current policy is creating. We can immediately stop using the streets and buildings of our city to run experimental addiction and housing models. We can return the police and the courts to their proper role of firmly moving the addicted towards change and rejoining society. We can create a new, state of the art system of care, away from our city neighborhoods that will change the outcome for the citizens and businesses and for those who are suffering from addiction and mental illness. We have a historic opportunity to end the conditions that have been holding Seattle back. We can become a world class civilized city. It can be done. Go to our website and help us to qualify for public campaign financing. We need 600 Seattle residents who feel like we do to donate $10 and to sign the statement of support. Put a new vision on the ballot in 2025.

Savage Citizens

72,658 次观看 • 1 年前

It’s dirty politics at its worst. David Eby and the NDP called an unnecessary and callous snap election two years early because they believed they could win again while the opposition was without a permanent leader. They ignored municipal and school-board candidates who were already campaigning, as well as the Union of BC Municipalities’ request to wait. Maybe that was part of the plan. With municipal elections underway, the NDP may have calculated that British Columbians would have less time to focus on its record: spending, massive deficits, health-care challenges, crime and disorder, the toxic-drug crisis and rising costs. I supported Kerry-Lynne Findlay in the leadership race, along with thousands of others. I understand the frustration and disappointment many people feel about what happened. But I hope we will set those feelings aside and seize this opportunity to change course with a new government. This appeal is for all British Columbians: conservatives, centrists, independents, disillusioned NDP voters, working families, seniors, young people and small-business owners. Particularly, I appeal to those considering OneBC and CenterBC. We may not agree on everything, but for those who believe life has become increasingly difficult under the NDP, the choice is clear: support Lorne Doerkson and the BC Conservatives. Let’s not allow disagreement or bitterness to cost us this opportunity to turn British Columbia around.
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It’s dirty politics at its worst. David Eby and the NDP called an unnecessary and callous snap election two years early because they believed they could win again while the opposition was without a permanent leader. They ignored municipal and school-board candidates who were already campaigning, as well as the Union of BC Municipalities’ request to wait. Maybe that was part of the plan. With municipal elections underway, the NDP may have calculated that British Columbians would have less time to focus on its record: spending, massive deficits, health-care challenges, crime and disorder, the toxic-drug crisis and rising costs. I supported Kerry-Lynne Findlay in the leadership race, along with thousands of others. I understand the frustration and disappointment many people feel about what happened. But I hope we will set those feelings aside and seize this opportunity to change course with a new government. This appeal is for all British Columbians: conservatives, centrists, independents, disillusioned NDP voters, working families, seniors, young people and small-business owners. Particularly, I appeal to those considering OneBC and CenterBC. We may not agree on everything, but for those who believe life has become increasingly difficult under the NDP, the choice is clear: support Lorne Doerkson and the BC Conservatives. Let’s not allow disagreement or bitterness to cost us this opportunity to turn British Columbia around.

Marc Dalton, MP

13,798 次观看 • 10 天前