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Originally Posted by Riberview
What if a developer who recently built a 4 to 6 storey building with 2 storey walk up townhouses on the street front.... decided that they were tired of having $20,000 worth of tools and supplies taken from their sites multiple times.
And what if that developer was one of the ones who recently purchased a currently stalled property and project.
And what if they said they weren't starting their next projects until the city figures out their homelessness/lawlessness issue.
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An obvious reference to St. Bernard Square.
If the developer expects the city to solve homelessness/lawlessness before breaking ground, he might as well throw in hunger and world peace too. I very much agree that the city/province could be doing much more, but, these problems are intractable (especially given current immigration levels), and essentially unsolvable.
If the developer is expecting a miracle to happen, then St. Bernard Square will never get built.
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