If I had money I would fix this HOUSING CRISIS problem...but I don't so I went looking for who does.
Canada's Richest People, According To Forbes(2014)
In all, 32 Canadians made the list of 1,645 billionaires around the
world, but Canada seems to punch a little below its economic weight when
it comes to this ultimate group of the super-rich
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/03/03/richest-canadians-forbes_n_4892478.html
The 10 richest people in Vancouver
http://www.vancitybuzz.com/2015/03/richest-people-vancouver/
So last night I was looking around and I came across this really sad article.
Did you know:
“As the data in ‘Dying in the Streets’ shows, the median age of death
for a homeless person in the province is between 40 and 49. This is
almost half the life expectancy for the average British Columbian, which
is 82.65 years.”
http://www.straight.com/blogra/766951/homeless-vancouver-first-major-look-bc-homeless-deaths-disappoints
"Society could provide homeless people with easy round-the-clock
access to positive and inclusive services that would help them be
healthy, productive, contributing citizens but it chooses not to.
Instead,
society shuns and stigmatizes homelessness and all but condones the
24-hour access to cheap street drugs that promise many homeless people a
release from their despair and boredom."
Homelessness is a walk in a park (full of drug dealers)
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