Save the Pantages Site in the DTES
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We are supporters of the Downtown Eastside community in Vancouver, Coast Salish Territories who opposing the Pantages Theatre owners 2011 application to build a massive condo building with token amounts of social housing on the 100 block of East Hastings Street.
We call on the City to stop the Pantages development permit application.
We call on the Pantages owner to sell the property to the City of Vancouver.
We call on the City to buy the Pantages parcel and designate it for 100\% resident controlled social housing with low-income community space on the ground floor.
We call on the City to ensure that the nature of the development of the Pantages parcel be exclusively determined by low-income residents and communities in the DTES.
We call on the City to stop the Pantages development permit application.
We call on the Pantages owner to sell the property to the City of Vancouver.
We call on the City to buy the Pantages parcel and designate it for 100\% resident controlled social housing with low-income community space on the ground floor.
We call on the City to ensure that the nature of the development of the Pantages parcel be exclusively determined by low-income residents and communities in the DTES.
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200 signatures
Goal: 1,000
Latest Signatures
187.
Krista N
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I think that the people living in the DTES need more support and don't need to be displaced by Rich people ignorant to the issues there
185.
Saki S
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To look at a city's greatness, one must look to how the poorest of the city are living. Seeing how the poorest of our city are treated, and they're living conditions, I cannot say that I believe Vancouver is a truly great city.
183.
Lenore C
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The City of Vancouver has aleady sold out low-income people with the Chinatown plans. Mayor Robertson came in "promising" something about homelessness, remember? Was it eradication or continuation? Then don't sell out this time.
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Patricia Dh
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please try and see the perspective of the residents in this area. are you all so blind that all you see is money?
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