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@unlimited_ls I mean…. I don’t understand the issue here. Don’t get on an escalator if you’re compromised, they can be dangerous. Additionally, all those have walked by homeless people before and learned you get abused or killed if you interact, so best keep your head down and move on

🚨NEW: Father of two died after getting trapped in a Boston subway station escalator while more than a dozen people walked past him without helping Steven McCluskey, 40, lost his balance while going down an escalator at Davis Station in Somerville just before 5 a.m. on February 27 Surveillance video shows his coat getting caught in the escalator as he desperately tried to free himself As the fabric tightened around his neck, McCluskey eventually collapsed at the bottom of the escalator Video released by the MBTA shows multiple people walking past him without stopping to help, including one man who watched briefly before walking away An employee finally stopped the escalator more than 20 minutes later before medics arrived and performed CPR

@guyfelicella Enjoy the 5 year wait for BYD

I’d rather own a BYD than a Tesla, not just because it’s a better product. Because Musk chose to pour millions into Trump’s campaign knowing he was in the Epstein files. That wasn’t a mistake, it was a choice. Boycott Tesla.

@guyfelicella Pretending that this isn’t an issue is the reason the neighborhood hates this

The community complains about public drug use happening right now then complains about the very solution designed to reduce it: supervised consumption sites. 🤯 You can’t say you want less public consumption while opposing every tool that moves people indoors, connects them to healthcare, and prevents people from dying alone in alleys and bathrooms. This “not in my community” mentality is costing lives. And let’s be clear: it’s not your community. It’s everyone’s community including people struggling with addiction, trauma, homelessness, and mental health challenges!

@guyfelicella @TylerTylerson33 Pretty sure the drug use and activity you were doing 50 YEARS ago is different now…

The “issues” in the area have existed since the 80s. I know because I was a homeless kid there long before any real community supports were built. People act like these problems suddenly appeared because services exist now, they didn’t. The suffering was already there, it was just ignored. And yes, supervised consumption sites do reduce public drug use and public consumption. That’s one of the reasons they were created in the first place. Pretending otherwise is rewriting history.

@JimsonHogarth @Beefshaver New West Coast Bituman Pipeline …

@mac36704403 @Beefshaver Which projects would those be?

Here's a question for every BC Conservative leadership candidate: How do we reduce our deficit and complete Burnaby hospital or any hospital by cutting taxes?

@VyasSaran Because people who don’t live in Yaletown shouldn’t have a say on this. They had to live the daily trauma of having a high person from the OPS drop his pants and yell death threats to kids at the playground across the street. Or the ones who had to carry baseball bats for safety

Locked comments on the video about consulting the community.

@mikelroy Maybe start by supporting the Mayor in getting rid of the gas ban? For a 6 plex development it adds 150k in extra costs

You've been in government for FOUR YEARS and done nothing to fix this.

@guyfelicella So your full time job is just pivoting and commenting on any pro left nutter opinion

No one really knows how many billions were made in the bread price-fixing scandal. Canadians got squeezed for years while corporations cashed in, and after all that? No jail time, no real accountability, just corporate greed at the expense of everyday people.😡 globalnews.ca/news/11851421/…

@VyasSaran Hey I don’t have to pay a $1.50 a day in cup fee taxes anymore…

Whoever got this guy elected should be embarrassed and stay out of politics forever.

@ForeverUnitedFU @omg_yay I’m not into spending 50 million for a barrier these people will walk 100 ft away from the nearest overpass and do the same thing

@mac36704403 @omg_yay Every obstacle prevents deaths. Most suicides are impulsive, unplanned, and they would have survived if they could have been delayed a short time. Alcohol is a major contributing factor in many suicide—a depressant.

"Vancouver's council voted in March to remove funding for a suicide-prevention barrier on Granville Bridge from its capital plan for 2027-2030." WHO VOTED AGAINST THIS?!!!

@brookwardsports I’m sure they are going to miss out on the 10 people that visit a month..

Absolutely brutal and nauseating. Thanks to FIFA for making the freaking BC Spots Haul of Fame feel welcome and included in the joy of Sports. FIFA is worse than the IOC and that's saying something. FIFA hasn't arrived yet and I look forward to them leaving.

@theserfstv I think the constituents and tax payers of Vancouver overwhelmingly don’t want their neighborhoods destroyed by supportive housing and he’s just acting on their wishes.

YOU ARE THE PERSON WHO STOPPED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

@matt_kercher Pretty easy. Our international buyers will turn to other suppliers of the same resource that hasn’t been refocused

How does building a new export pipeline and cutting the industrial carbon tax reduce emissions?

@stephforreal @Vote4ABC There are like 20 other bridges or overpasses to pivot too… can’t babypoof Eveything

The fact that @Vote4ABC voted no on this is not only incredibly concerning it’s a display of disregard for human life. There should absolutely be barriers on the Granville st bridge and a suicide help line phone. One life is too many to lose. That was someone’s daughter. #vanpoli

@BCGovNews Wait, I’ve noticed you’ve remove the term provincial and the provincial flower from BC parks signs?

Recent upgrades at five provincial park campgrounds are improving accessibility, comfort, and connection to nature so people of all ages and abilities can keep exploring BC’s incredible outdoors. Plan your next camping adventure at BCParks.ca

@BobDEithKC Why remove the provincial flower though?

Trevor, you see conspiracies where there are none. Loads of provincial parks have signs that don’t say provincial e.g. Manning Park. Nothing to see here…except more crazy conservative conspiracies.

@Josie_Osborne @BCnursemidwife On your way to destroy Yaletown are we

National nursing week is an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate nurses for their incredible dedication and contributions to health care in British Columbia. Nurses are an integral part of care for patients throughout their health-care journeys. @BCnursemidwife

@TheChaosWeeber Glad they are so easy to peel and rip off

I love the indigenous art on the mark V skytrains