- AIDS Vancouver (50)
- AIDS Vancouver Island (218)
- Carnegie Newsletter (17346)
- Centre for Native Policy and Research (14)
- Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre (137)
- End Legislated Poverty (74)
- Friends of the Woodwards Squat (332)
- General collection (29)
- Health and Home (82)
- Living Positive Resource Centre - Okanagan (63)
- MPA (130)
- NCGSTDS (37)
- Positive Living North (0)
- Positive Living Society of British Columbia (Formally BCPWA) (192)
- Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (573)
- Vancouver Status of Women (0)
- Vancouver Women’s Health Collective (449)
- Working Papers - HeRMeT (0)
Main menu
You are here
W.O.O.D.S.Q.U.A.T. #36 - How to Defend the Squat in Court
Publication type:
Newsletter
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr2155.pdf | 111.51 KB |
Series:
W.O.O.D.S.Q.U.A.T. Newsletter
Date:
2002-11-04
Pages:
2
Collections:
Summary:
This is a newsletter from the Woodwards Squat. This issue explains the 'Wirt of Summons' given to the squat by the City that seeks a court injunction to close down the squat. It states the procedures for the squatters and their supporters to appear before the court to speak in favour of the squat, as well calls for affidavits from squatter by the Pivot Legal Society to be used against the injunction.
Keywords:
Woodsquat; social housing; Woodwards; squatting; community mobilization; homelessness; housing demands; legal issues; City bylaws