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Cope/Green Vancouver's Voice: Where we stand on: Improving the Downtown Eastside
Publication type:
Brochure / Leaflet / Pamphlet / Information Sheet
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr0485.pdf | 860.83 KB |
Agency:
Vancouver's Voice
Date:
1999
Pages:
2
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Summary:
Pamphlet produced by Vancouver's Voice (COPE/Green/Independent Team) prior to the November, 1999 municipal elections. It provides information about voter registration and election day. It describes how a Cope/Green/Independent City Council would, if elected, focus on community economic and social development, address homelessness and expand addiction programs. It gives a profile of Ann Livingston, City Council Candidate. Contact details for Vancouver's Voice are provided.
Keywords:
Vancouver's Voice (COPE/Green/Independent Team); COPE; The Green Party of British Columbia; environment; politics; elections - municipal; Vancouver City Council; harm reduction; addiction; crime; drugs; Downtown Eastside (DTES); community development; community economic development