The Tiny Town temporary shelter next to Victoria's Royal Athletic Park will now stay open for six months after council granted an extension
Posted: Mar. 9, 2023 6:08PMWhen it first opened it was billed as a temporary arrangement to house some of the city’s most vulnerable, but nearly two years later the Tiny Town village next to Victoria’s Royal Athletic Park has had its licence extended for a second time.
Councillor Stephen Hammond originally rejected the idea suggesting an extension until May was more appropriate given the concerns he’s heard from neighbours. “That gives me a lot more comfort and that’s why in the end I was able to vote for that because it was a recognition that these people count as well as the people who are in the tiny townhomes,” Hammond said.Sign up for our newsletter to get breaking news and daily digests sent to your email.Those who run the Victoria HarbourCats baseball team which is based at Royal Athletic Park say spending yet another summer neighbouring the tiny home village isn’t actually a big deal for them.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Antiques: Tiny treasure stands tall with valueQ
Read more »
RCMP investigating pipe bomb explosions in southern Alberta townMounties are investigating two separate pipe bomb explosions in the town of Claresholm, Alta., that damaged garbage receptacles.
Read more »
Pipe bomb explosions targeting garbage bins in southern Alberta town prompt RCMP probe\u0022They lit the fuse and watched the explosive destroy the garbage receptacle,\u0022 said RCMP in a news release.
Read more »
HISTORICALLY SPEAKING WITH ED COLEMAN: West Hants’ town crier carrying on with ancient traditions | SaltWireLloyd Smith’s role as a town crier began in Windsor in 1978 when he was with the radio station — a role he says began quite “accidentally” and not by his ...
Read more »
Afghan women in Victoria embrace freedom, fear for those left behindZuhal Azizi and two other Afghan women activists, Rokhshana Rezai and Tahmina Akahil, have tasted freedom in Victoria, but they worry about those they had to leave behind in Afghanistan
Read more »