唐人街關注組宗旨（團結宣言）Statement of Unity: The Aim of Chinatown Concern Group
透過組織工作來團結住在市中心東端地區的華裔平民以：
一）維護唐人街和爭取華裔平民的權益
二）支持各族裔平民爭取公義
Through organizing, to unite low-income Chinese people of the Downtown Eastside to:
- Defend Chinatown and fight for the rights and interests of low-income Chinese people
- Support low-income people of all ethnicities to fight for justice
Chinatown Concern Group 唐人街關注組 
What about housing for the Chinese mental illness people, like Stanley Hotel idea where a hotel or SRO have the proper help for drugs and especially mental health workers.
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That’s a good point – we need affordable housing for people with mental health concerns and for low-income people in general!
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it might be interesting to find out what contributions the developers have made to municipal politicians. we should look at what is happening in las angeles.
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-contributions-ban-20170110-story.html?utm_source=Essential+California&utm_campaign=b67d6b17d6-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2016_12_12&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6e35f7f85b-b67d6b17d6-75176601
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Thank you for sharing that – we are quite clearly seeing the government and developers colluding together, putting profit before people, evidenced by the gentrification of working-class neighbourhoods across the City. We need to continue to find ways to build people power so community development puts people and the community first. -km
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Remember the Mayor’s post re-election pledge to pay more attention to community views? http://www.vancouversun.com/touch/news/metro/mayor+back+with+some+strategic+changes/10444722/story.html?rel=10451705
It might help to remind him of his pledge.
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Especially for a rezoning application that is supposed to have more input from the public too!
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