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Vancouver police install more cameras in DTES in bid to 'drive down crime' Police say so far this year here have been 225 violent crimes in a one-block radius of where the new cameras are being ...
A new Vancouver police board report rebuts claims there are arrest quotas in the Downtown Eastside, noting officers on Task Force Barrage are guided only by performance measures, not enforced ...
8 public safety cameras installed in Vancouver’s DTES due to high crime rates By Amy Judd Global News Posted June 6, 2025 2:04 pm Updated June 6, 2025 9:17 pm ...
The DTES accounts for 30 per cent of all violent crime in Vancouver, according to the VPD, and so far this year there have been 225 violent crimes in a one-block radius of where the new cameras are ...
How the Vancouver Police Department got the green light for a $5 million campaign to reduce crime in the Downtown Eastside — ...
Today, in commemoration of the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women 2007, WAVAW along with the Squamish, Musqueum and Tsleil Waututh Nations, Aboriginal groups, ...
The owner of a Downtown Eastside bistro who has been beset by street crime says ironically, he's been told he could make more money selling drugs on the street.
The Government of Canada is committed to addressing housing challenges and supporting collaborative solutions to improve housing outcomes for all Canadians. To support housing research, the Canada ...
Management has been able to secure regulatory support for most of its investment plans, notably its electric integrated resource plan settlement in mid-2023. DTE's focus on reducing carbon emissions ...
The DTES accounts for 30 per cent of all violent crime in Vancouver, according to the VPD, and so far this year there have been 225 violent crimes in a one-block radius of where the new cameras ...
Layoffs at Wesgroup, Rennie in 2025 point to weakness in Vancouver's condo market, where pre-sales have slowed due to rising costs and declining revenues ...
Hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup games in Vancouver could cost up to $624M, says B.C. government Costs expected to be offset by $448M to $478M of estimated revenues and recoveries, province says ...