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Here's the list of upcoming Poetry in the Park
poets: This is on Thursday aftemoons
VOICES OF THE STREET: BREAI), ROSES AND SA FE S'Lrppz, y drawn fi.om the writers of Mega-
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August8-Flee KraljiiGardiner
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August29-HeidiGreco
phone magaziiie's 2024 edition of voices of the Street, this reading f`eatures selected poetry and prose written by people facing poverty> jliadequate housing, substance use and other barriers jn Vancouver`s Downtown Eastside. AL even a:1 this yeaLT` s Hearl Of tile City Festiv'al
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Let all your emotions Let them all go
TakE your anger, scream, holler or yell
Take it to the water Cleanse yourself with the water lt will take all your hurt
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Give cedar and tobacco to thank your helpers
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one day at a time VI/ith Eiclcr Meirr Dorvauit You will take your journey
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but it will lighten your load.
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THE 9th ANNUAL SANDY CAMERON MEMORIAL WRITIIN6 CONTEST Sand}' u/'as a writer and poet and an liistorian c79}c7;./.J£(,f who traced the }'ears of struggle for social and
ecoiiomic just]ce ill the life of the Downtow]i Lastside. I le contnbutcd his thoughts and {`eelings on subjects tis diverse as class aiid whale watoliing but tiect e\ erything to oui. ongc)ing ideatjon {iri social justice This contcsl is lo hoiioiir him and all wlro use the written \\'ord to express theiiiselves. This is t`or writers aTid poets \` ho ideiitify \`iitli the struggles of the Do``rlitown Eastside3 u ho see aml feel passion in living \\'itli spiritual` mcntal` and ph}'sical }earnings. It incay be with \`-ealth (too much ol. not ciiough), liousing (too luxui.Ious or not good enciugh), Iiomcles>ness (seeT]ig people or tr~\ ing [o ignore I.callt}')` both sldes oraddiction in the drug trade, tlie set trade, "f`rcc" tradc` comii"ml}', womeli (murdered: missiii`R \`-hat it is to bc safe :iml creiiti\ie)` children and gi.owing, t`esti\ials: ceremonies` memorials. special people and thcii. contributioi]s (past. pi-esent) :`11 lou do to make your lit`e meaningt`ul
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Subject is open to the individual author. It can be about most an}'thing rele\'ant to renders ln the words o[ Scum F`()dtlun "TTl| imist llii\ie (I bile. It liius{ cl.eille s()iiie kin(I (1| ilislilrb(iilce` (I tili.mt)il in IIIcl hetirl. ti lill.Jiillence (if memiiry (ili(I feelin.g " 'lbe length of tlie essa}i call be 250-700 words, basicall.y what can bc prjntiTd on I page I-i] the Newslct-
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can reflect what community has done ancl is doing aiid the nccd of olhi`rs to read or hear i`
Homeless
From the I,ibrary It feels like summerjust started and it js already August! Here are a few new book suggestions for
I'm homeless so I roam with nothing to do I sl`Liffle arciund
the last full month of` summer. Norman Na\\/.rocki `s latest novel, Jrcd sqw#rfJd jl4lo#/rcfl/, is a fictional account of`the 2012 student
M}i stuff I own I keep in my pocket No guitar or drum
protests (hat occurred in Montreal. In this book we follow Huberto who na\'igates his w.ay through the Moiitreal streets during tlie unrest. This is the first
Silent dreaiiis for lost songs Chased in dreams for past wroligs
fictional chronicle ot`tlie longest civil disobedience
movement jn the histor.y of canada. Tn the vein of Margaret Atwood and Octa\Jia E. Butler, Rae Giana Rashad's r#4 Ji/we/)r;#/ tells the
Taste of terror I don`t belong
s[or).' of Solcne Bonet, a BIack woiiian li`Jing in a Texas \`'here an algoi.ithm detemiiiies her occiipatjoii, spouse aiid residence. Slie takes comfort ill
I let it all go
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wiiting a biogi`ai)hy oil an ancestor of liers, Heiiriette. who \vas an enslaved concubine in 1800`s Louisi-
Naked ill a box of biigs that`s no tiome
aiia. The Blueprint unfolds over t\`io sepai`ate time-
so here I am alone
lilles and explores power, resistance, alld llypoclis},I. Alexaiider Mccall Smith` who is most famous foi.
his dctcctive series, explores love, kiiidness, fiieiidsliip, and food ill his iie\`i book ot`poetr)': I 77J7.wA (J/ yow & a/Acr Pociiib`. Mccall Smitli has the readei. tra`/'el tlirougli Ediiiburgh ill siimliier, the raiii-
drenched Highlands ot` Scotland` aiid Ancieiit Greece. in this collection.
Happy Reading.
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Woodward's Squat -The Past is Prologue On the last 3 pages gentle readers liave seen the last 3
pages of a grapl]ic nclve] t`rom the boot{ WOODSQUAT. This book was published by West Coast Line in 2003/2004 and it seems very relevant to what is going on right iiow in terins of de\Jeloi)ment. political niachinaticins directly affectiiig low income people and the ever-present numbers of unhoused people in the Downtown Eastsjde. In 2002 the NPA was at the eiid of 14-15 years of dominancc on City-Council. Tliis po]itical party was in
the pockets of de\'elopers and the people ot` Vancouver v\i'ere fed lip witli their decisions and policies regarding housi,,g-
In 2024 \ty'e have them reincarnated as the ABC pally, \\i'Iio iiiost recently adopted a housing plat` that will iiot
meet demaiid / iieed for low cost :iiid adequate accommodations whj]e genei`ating over 300% of the demand/ need for high-priced condos. Over 20 years ago low income ancl uiit`oiised people refused to be swei)t aside for the dcvclopers' di`eams ot` an all-market refui.bisliment of Woodward `s (\`'itli
email: info@opcc.I)c.ca
Message from the Ofrice of tlie Police Complaint Commissioner Welcome to the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner t`or British Columbia. As part of our mandate to provide independent oversight
of police conduct, we seek to be accessible to all British Coliimbians. Policing in C`anada finds its foundation on a
bedrock of public trust. Maintaining that triist is achieved in large measure by. ensuriiig tlie police conduct themsclvcs in a nianner retlecti\Je of the values and e,xpec`atiolis of the diverse commuiiities tliey serve. . Vl''e at the OPCC stri\,'e to listen clciselv to the voices or all British Columblalis so th-at we may best serve tlie public interest in ftlilhci.anc'e of accoui`table. ti.aiispai.eiit aiid compassiomtc policjng.
This wcbsite is olle place to lean about oiir office and the ui'ork we do thei`ef`ore we look foi.\`,'ard to liearing fi.om British Columbians. .
`shop `til you drop` I`etail) aiid no public .imenities,
People set lip an eiicampmeTit on the sidewalk aftei.
beiiig removed from inside. I remember Sean Millar found an eag]e's nest in the big "W" as others found just dirl dust and ratshit. It hds taken years to get the new housing at 58 W Hastings and the developments in the unit-block of E I Iastings biit there is controvers}' about peoplc being too `street' to eveii be coiisidered. Housiiig activists
have ]eamed and worked for }'ears while tlie developei.s and their politiciil hacks at ABC have also leaned. Ileard on the radio that a Park Board Commissioner sees that an}' dissent \\`ith this I-iiling piirty is either ig-
nored or systematically shut down while they pla}' out the old dream to make this an Execiitive City. They never gem to consider that the vast majority of
people resident in Vancouver are of modest means and thousands have no place to stay. Just thoiight seeing how people fought and struggled with nothing biit some good ideas and each other changed things.
The Libi.ary should have copies of wooDSC)U^T on file. Ciet invigorated !
PAUI,R TAYLOR
P]case fii`d attaclied the Office of lhc Police
Complaint Commission ( OPCC ) website. In in.\' ad\'ocating forjustice and equa]it} in the
DTES I reached out to tlie RCMPs Civilian Revic\`' and Complaint Commission for assistance in preparing an operational manu{`l to set up an impartj:`l citizen'S complaiiit resolution committee to recei\ie and investigate cases of
police mlsconduct, harassment and briitality` in tlie DTES. Tlicv' referred me to the OPCC whicli I believe.v\rill satisf}. tlie needs of our
commuiiity experiencing police misconduct. Ma}J I sLiggest the coniplainflnt forms and the OPCCs phoile number of 25U3567458 be posted in the Carnegie Newsletter in ordei` that the residents of-the D'I`ES experiencing Police miscond`ict, harassment and brutality can contact someone to report the incjdcnt and have the incident iiivestigated and resolved. I just felt this \`''ill be a benefit to yoiir readers. Take care and I hope you all have an enjoyable day. Cheers Loreigh
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{}J' l`eedback is one iinpoilant part ol`decisions about program and services. Other things that affect pr(tgram and set.vice decisions are t)udgets. I.esuurces and operational considerations.
How to get invol` ed: Take {)ur `urvcy t(I let us know }'our thoughts,
The online survey is a\'dilablc here
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The paper surveys are at each centre. Patrons c`an pick lip a copy. frt)in the info ilesk and,'''or progi.din officc at each locatioli.
ThL. sui`'e} is all opportiinily t`or communit}' to sliare inl`o]m.ition wi[h abo`]t wlut is `\'orkiiig
;`uer`\[eayn:n`:1::I:{;:':vba:I::[Pc't:::`[¢sJ:`pS:Tetr`#|de,ta[kiefape]:i:till;=sat:i:lit:=i[3en]::][TaL:t:::°u?I?1";Pe]:`tt:nt]'.]C bined iiito cc`tegories for tlie purpose of reporting. A summai.y report will be available tci e`rer)'and at eac]i cclitre in paper f`ormat before one on ttur Sha e Yollr Gt\,, the eiid of the yL`aLr.
America Blows Another Chance to Tame Gun Violence Follo\`/ing is an excerpt from an article written by Michael Harris in rfa€ r.veg. The Trump insanity in the USA uiill be ongoing for several iiiore months, but t`acts are still making the rhetoric of `cver}/'body but him is a liar' pretty thin. At the elid of his article, Mr. Hari.is reflects on America being more comfortable banning books than guns. -Editor I lere in Canada, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith ±±±±]2±i§± that jt was the rhetoric of Trump.s progressive opponents that provoked the attempt on his life. Smitl` was referring to tile fact that Trump critics have accused him of beiiig an authoritai-lan \`/'ho poses a thi.eat to democracy. Indeed, they ha`ie. Smith, though, appears to have missed a little news at)out why they have done that. For starters, no one has torqued up the violent rhetoric ill the United States as much as Donald Trump himselt`. He has pltted CThristians against Muslims` American citizens against migrants` Republicans against Democrats, and everyone against the so-called admiiiistrative state.
He is tlie gu}' who giQQnd atteiidecs at oiie or hls I.allies lo puncli a licckler in the face He is the guy `\i'ho \\/ondered \`h}' federal bordci. guards didl``t`iust shoot migrants Ill tlie legs \`Then the}' ti-y to enter tlie lJnited States Illegally.
He is the guy \`lio has pledged to I.oiiiid up aiid deport millions ot` undocumented people who ha`ie been liviiig in the United States for } ears.
He is the gu}' \ty'ho di.e\`' a page from Hitler.s o\wi script by si\:i±ig migraiits arc "poisoning" the blood of Aliieiica.
He is the guy who claims to want to abolish the Department of Education. the Tliteriial Revenue Service. the FBI aiid a slew of other federal agencies. He is the guy who waiits to tr}J Liz Cliency for treason and use the Department of Jiistice agi`inst liis political I.ivills.
And oli }'es, he is the giiy \fyho waiits to suspend the U.S. Constitution, the better to bc the dictator
he ap he will be on Day 1 of another Trump administration. Trump's violent iconoclasm is catchy. Consider a commeiit made this \`ieek b.t Ohio state Sen. George I,ang. Speaking at a campaign event +-or rl riimp and riinning mate J .D. Vance. the sei`ator ±4±±£±d g±qu± what would liappen if the Republicans don't v./ in the 2024 election. "Fin afraid if we lose this one, it's going to take a civil war to save tlie coiintl?I, and jt will be saved .... I'm glad \+-e got poor)le like... B]kers for Trump... on our side."
Soilnd a tad aii`horitariaii to }Jou` or is it all Just left-u'ing hyperbole, Madame Premier?
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