ExKiwiLass where are you?
Jan 16th 2013 | 10:08 pm
#1
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From: Kamloops, BC
ExKiwiLass where are you?
Jan 17th 2013 | 2:52 am
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From: Vancouver, BC
Re: ExKiwiLass where are you?
"Reports showed pictures of a bloody scene and the injured being attended by paramedics.
Police said it doesn't appear the incident is linked to gang violence.
Mark Gordienko, president of the Longshoreman's Union, said he was stunned by the violence that unfolded during the meeting, and said he was sending his best wishes to the families of the victims involved."
Holy. Shit.
People need to take gun crime in Vancouver more seriously.
Police said it doesn't appear the incident is linked to gang violence.
Mark Gordienko, president of the Longshoreman's Union, said he was stunned by the violence that unfolded during the meeting, and said he was sending his best wishes to the families of the victims involved."
Holy. Shit.
People need to take gun crime in Vancouver more seriously.
Last edited by ExKiwilass; Jan 17th 2013 at 2:54 am.
Jan 17th 2013 | 4:44 am
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Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 200
From: Peterborough; ON
Re: ExKiwiLass where are you?
"Reports showed pictures of a bloody scene and the injured being attended by paramedics.
Police said it doesn't appear the incident is linked to gang violence.
Mark Gordienko, president of the Longshoreman's Union, said he was stunned by the violence that unfolded during the meeting, and said he was sending his best wishes to the families of the victims involved."
Holy. Shit.
People need to take gun crime in Vancouver more seriously.
Police said it doesn't appear the incident is linked to gang violence.
Mark Gordienko, president of the Longshoreman's Union, said he was stunned by the violence that unfolded during the meeting, and said he was sending his best wishes to the families of the victims involved."
Holy. Shit.
People need to take gun crime in Vancouver more seriously.
I haven't actually visited and I'm not sure that I want to! But I'm curious to know what actually makes it a great place to live?
Jan 17th 2013 | 4:59 am
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 6,695
From: Vancouver, BC
Re: ExKiwiLass where are you?
No idea, but Melbourne and Auckland both score well too and Auckland is a hot mess and Melbourne has traffic issues and bad urban sprawl.
I think those liveability things are bs.
Though, if you're smart enough to live near transit/not out in a car-reliant burb, the traffic issues in Van won't effect you. That's why lots of people chose to live closer in (and why prices are high).
I think those liveability things are bs.
Though, if you're smart enough to live near transit/not out in a car-reliant burb, the traffic issues in Van won't effect you. That's why lots of people chose to live closer in (and why prices are high).
