At this point, it seems many Prince George residents would rather see the city take responsible action and then defend itself in court than stick with the lawless limbo of the current status quo.
The tantalizing taste of early spring today and tomorrow will end abruptly by the weekend but it should also be a time to look ahead to April, when many of Prince George’s vulnerable population will likely leave their short-term housing arrangements for the freedom of outdoor camping.
If it’s fear of another legal challenge, then why not simply follow what was done up the street less than 18 months ago? Doesn’t anyone who refuses to leave for supportive housing then have the option of relocating to Moccasin Flats?
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