Thanks for the shout-out Lenny! To all my new followers: welcome, I'm happy to have you here. I post mainly about reality TV and I make bad Dall-E images.
Lying is vile and disgusting! I didn’t even have a twitter account until August 2021. And in 1955, the internet didn’t even exist.
I am just curious: what are you afraid of?
@tboyblues@seanorr Since you’ve reposted my image, would love to intellectually direct you to publicly available data illustrating crime decreases across the city in various neighbourhoods/crime-types. That’s a FACT! Also, as a union member myself (teamsters local 31) of 19+yrs: Happy Labour Day!
With the opening of the Vancouver Police Academy at Abbott and W. Hastings this month, long-time Vancouver resident Cindy Lee speaks about how she feels the community will be impacted.
Living in Gastown for the last nine years, Cindy is looking forward to the recruits becoming part of the community, and seeing them in local coffee shops and neighbourhood restaurants.
With the Academy located in the heart of one of Vancouver’s most challenging areas for crime, she believes the recruits will have a unique opportunity to see the realities facing residents and businesses firsthand.
It’s an opportunity for future officers to build connections and understand the community they serve.
Mayor Sim spoke with the media for 3 and a half minutes at a non related event.
In a scrum of reporters who were asking about his accusations about Sean Orr on February 6th...
He said the word apology 20 times and answered every question the same.
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🚨 Why did @BrianVMontague meet with a Fortis BC lobbyist? Montague does nothing - barely works, doesn't attend events, doesn't write motions, doesn't live in Vancouver -- but suddenly found it very high priority to make sure we can re-introduce gas heating to new builds. (1/4)