Thanks for watching. Please leave the comments what you think about DTES. I couldn't justify this but all your comments will be read through. Once again thank you for watching.

@wendywilson9931

2 жыл бұрын

As a kid I lived in the east side in the 80s & early 90s big difference now. 😎💜

@SOCRATELEFOU

Жыл бұрын

Bravo😂😂😂super😂😂😊

Bless my grandmother's heart . She never gave up on me I crawled out of this gutter and found my way to sobriety . I can't believe I'm still alive....rip grandma love ya

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Listen and believe on grandma....there is nothing good happened after midnight

@zilkermts9412

Жыл бұрын

SO GLAD CAUSE YOU WIN. NOW,YOU CAN HELP THEM TO WIN TOO.

I once called that place home before moving to Chilliwack on the side of the river in a homeless camp. Yes I had an addiction issue but what was keeping me there was far worse and that was the nightmare I lived in my head daily as a victim of child sexual abuse that was suffering in silence . I lived in Saint John NB in a good home, good parents and involved in the church and that is where the abuse begins. When I could take no more I left hitchhiking across Canada trying to get away from the pain but only picked up an addiction to everything . There were a few good runs where I was a functioning addict making it through the day without my fellow workers knowing until I fell down that hole I thought I would never get out and that was on the side of the Vedder river in Chilliwack in a homeless camp where so many organizations would come down to try and help and without them most of us would of starved and they always talked about addiction but never what drove you to your addiction. One night a group of ministers and their wives were having supper with us and the topic of sexual abuse came up ( the ladies were talking to the homeless ladies ) and overhearing their stories hit home for me and hand to god I woke up the next morning and went to see the minister and his wife that spoke up about it and told them how their message hit home and that day was the first day I went crack and meth free in almost a decade and that was 14 years ago now and I have never touched it since . I have worked with that group to create a private recovery home that deals with historical child sexual abuse and how to deal with the emotions without street drugs and alcohol. I am now the director of an organization for historical child sexual abuse victims and run an online news/advertising company with a fantastic wife and 3 beautiful children and a good relationship with my stepdaughter from a previous marriage and her 2 amazing children . If anyone wants to help, my suggestion as someone that has really been there is invest your time in someone down there or a few and lend them your ear, could very well be the turning point in their life . God bless and if you want to help reach out and we can connect you with someone out there making a real difference on the streets . Dave Mantin Director of the Sexual Abuse Network of Canada 506 721 0848

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Lovely story....hoping more and more people read into your comments

@talenwaver

2 жыл бұрын

Environment... There was a study done on rats with opiates available in their water bottle. There were two groups. One was in a regular cage and another was in a bigger one with a healthy assortments of food, toys, greenery, branches to climb etc... All the rats in the regular cage became addicted while NONE of the rats in the large enclosure cared for the opiates at all. People can fall into addiction easily but getting out of it depends alot on their environment.

@GateKeeper36

2 жыл бұрын

I lend my ear to all of them and most are running from sexual abuse. I had to stop cause it took a toll on me due to my empathy and some are running from crimes.

@donalkeane81

Жыл бұрын

Powerful story! You are an example of ' what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ' Best of luck in the future.

@adaptercrash

Жыл бұрын

I would never legalize that brown sigar shit or crack or blow or meth

Thank you so much for showing everyone the not so pretty side of Vancouver. I never actually expected you to do it. There will always be a little part of my heart on that strip

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

These problems/issues are only popped up when elections are called, then slowly diminishing

@imannonymous7707

2 жыл бұрын

I get you , I'm glad we both made it.....somebody do something these are all somebody's children , brothers , sisters , mothers and fathers. And all we need is love ,

@hammondeggerson2667

2 жыл бұрын

@@imannonymous7707 That's the truth. Seeing these people fall by the wayside didn't make me happy at all

The smell is terrible but you get used to it after you start smoking the rock and then you feel right at home. It's frightening how drugs destroy your self preservation instincts. Cleaned up in 2005. It was the biggest challenge of my life. Now I'm super healthy and nobody would have a clue if I didn't tell them about it. I can thank the teachings of Abraham Hicks for invaluable insight into the nature of emotion.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

lovely story...hoping more people will follow your footsteps

I visited Vancouver in the autumn of 2019. My daughter lived in east Van then. This was one of the saddest sights I’ve seen in my life. 😢

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for visiting and see the dark side if the city ...but sometimes better/worse than this scene

@WhomThouDoesNotKnow

2 жыл бұрын

It is very sad, but keep in mind that East Van and the Downtown East Side (DTES) are VERY different places. Part of the DTES is on the west side of the the city.

@robs1714

2 жыл бұрын

@@ExploreVancouverCanada I was there in the summer, complete with people tweeking out while laying on the sidewalk while people stepped over them

@rebeccaparker634

2 жыл бұрын

It is unbeliecably sad.

@SOCRATELEFOU

Жыл бұрын

​@@robs1714😂😂😂

Sadly it is hard for citizens to understand the circumstances that has created this hell on earth. Wonderful channel and a wonderful read. To those who have contributed, we have much in common and my wish is only love. Stay safe

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Try living in the middle of it! I live in a nice little BC Housing subsidized bachelor suite right in the middle of the worse block on Hastings, it's like living in a mental asylum. I've been on BC Housing's transfer list for years trying to move out of the area. With only CPP for income, poverty & Vancouver's outrageous rental prices force me to remain in this hell hole.

@debbiehellionandtheapocaly845

2 жыл бұрын

Same that's why I Utube about it 🙄

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

sad to hear your story, but you must keep up. Yes you can do it

@Wongwongwong10000

Жыл бұрын

BC Housing is a corrupt government agency and good people that deserve a nice place to live are ignored. The BC Liberals turned a blind eye on the homeless and the NDP tried and failed with there own corruption. The slum landlords stole money from welfare recipients and never made SRO’s livable or safe. The city did have the money but the non profits never got the funds needed or they were given to slum landlords that just pocketed money not upgrading there buildings to make them up to code. It will take years of planning to make the housing situation in Vancouver better but politicians can’t use a tough love approach that never worked.

@ryderwould7194

Жыл бұрын

Start doing OF or something WFH

Great exploration around Vancouver Downtown Eastside. Nice footage of actual street scene. Lots of addicts scattered along the sidewalks. Tnx4sharing 💥💫

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

real but not nice footage, dude.

Thanks for documenting the symptoms of a rotting country. These people are in many respects the victims of a country (post country actually) consumed by corruption.

@nickkraw1

2 жыл бұрын

They’re the victims of hard drug dealers, a provincial government and police force that’s soft on drugs, a local culture which has supported the total breakdown of the family, rampant prostitution, the welfare state, and the closing of sanitariums. Do you know how easy it is to prey upon a mentally deficient or psychotic person and get them addicted to hard drugs, or pimp them out as a prostitute? They’re unbelievably more vulnerable and easy to manipulate than sane, mentally well people. Closing the sanitariums and letting the patients all “go free” was not compassion, it was wicked and vile stupidity. The fact that the climate is warm compared to the rest of Canada also perpetuates this problem, because homeless people migrate to Vancouver from all across Canada to live there as they would freeze to death in winter on the streets of Calgary by comparison. BC’s rampant left wing policy and local culture facilitates poverty, addiction, loneliness, and sexual brokenness. Virtue signalling and patting oneself on the back doesn’t work. Financial handouts to people who can’t manage money (which is a very complex thing to do), are of low IQ, addicted, being pimped out, abused, severely socially maladjusted, or are severely mentally ill doesn’t work either. They need much more serious interventions. But, of course, such interventions would be inhumane, or perpetuate the heteronormative patriarchy, or whatever other crap the local lobby groups will come up with to prevent the problem from being addressed. This is a very complex problem and these people need help beyond simple solutions.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Holy shit, dude. I remember being there 30 years ago, it was bad, but nowhere near this. What the hell is going on in this country?

@imannonymous7707

2 жыл бұрын

That is a valid question, and to the goverment of this country i say, do something, anything ffs

@joelpichette

2 жыл бұрын

When single people can not afford renting an apartment at the age of 23, at the age of 62 would that be different? Vancouver isn't affordable and the politics didn't find a solution ever, same with Toronto area, but almost all of Ontario soon. Will we mandate our single people to sleep in privately owned shelters and pay the rent there instead of apartments? Canada is sick and getting worse.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Wait a min. Elections are upcoming. They have plans when elections popped up, then slowly diminishing

@yycguy8722

Жыл бұрын

Just look at regions that tend to vote Liberal or NDP and so how bad the problem is, that might be a good indicator.

@Old_Bell

27 күн бұрын

мда, газонов действительно нехватка

Thank you for sharing my friend! Have a wonderful time. Greetings.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you too

You should see what it's like inside those building's. Makes the street view look like a luxury hotel.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Really? I like see thru by my naked eyes

@raytawd7341

2 жыл бұрын

Been in several. The smell is terrible but you get used to it after you start smoking the rock and then you feel right at home. It's frightening how drugs destroy your self preservation instincts. Cleaned up in 2005. It was the biggest challenge of my life. Now I'm super healthy and nobody would have a clue if I didn't tell them about it. I can thank the teachings of Abraham Hicks for invaluable insight into the nature of emotion.

@imannonymous7707

2 жыл бұрын

Those places were dives 35 years ago...most have a sink in the room and a bathroom that didnt work down the hall , disgusting by any standards really. And that was 35 years ago. Many are codemned now thats why so many more are outdoors too

I had no idea what this was until I visited Van. And hoped on a bus that said “downtown” that took me right through that and with many stops. Was shocking to say the least.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

just a wrong turn, many interesting locations around the town

It is extremely expensive here and rent just keeps going up. Passing by east hasting you might expect to feel scared but it’s nothing but depressing

@novaguardian289

2 жыл бұрын

During the night it can be quite sketchy at times though to be fair lol

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Renting is always a major factor for all of us

какое депрессивное место.. нет газонов, нет травы, мусор,..

this is some thing very different than the usual image of this beautiful town. Can't imagine even the developed nations has area's like this. thanks for this tour and showing this side of the city.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

thank for watching and understand the other face of Vancouver....similar to other major cities in North America

@GateKeeper36

2 жыл бұрын

Search up every city in north America

Jesus made me drug free 20years in vancouver l m free for more 20 years thanks thanks thanks thanks jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus jesus aleluya aleluya aleluya aleluya aleluya aleluya

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Everyone should have a belief

crazy how even in east van theres still shacks that are over 1 million dollars

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

crazy real estate market

So beautiful upload my friend🙋‍♂️stay connected ❣

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful British Columbia but not beautiful vid

Wow, this actually looks better than today. There are more tents and garbage on the streets and no one is stopping it or helping them into housing. It’s a lot more complex to just offer them housing as well. When there was a tent city in a park, people where ordered to leave and offered housing but had to get sober so some declined. I wish it was more simple to help. No one deserves to live like that.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

what I heard is ...most of them have homes but street is more luxury than their living

Thank you for sharing this video

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

thanks

I’m from LA the city with the most homeless population in the world, it is so ubiquitous that we’re so desensitized, this is a normal day scene of LA. The “most powerful country on earth” has the resources and ability to invade countries, orchestrate all of the conflicts in the planet with the most powerful military and intelligence agencies, master the media, aerospace field, science and technology but supposedly they can’t stop drugs from spreading around American cities.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

We're in the same climate, you got bigger a boat carrying more people. There are NO way to stop them

@abstractadonis

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploreVancouverCanada Stop who or what?

Keep your situation safe, America, from Canada

Really nice stroll. Beautiful city.

@AStupidTourist

2 жыл бұрын

😅

@anagonyaowusu3119

2 жыл бұрын

@@AStupidTourist Wow, what a passive aggressive comment! 😅 Yes Vancouver is a beautiful city, lol

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful British Columbia, but this may not be a beautiful corner

Keep your situation safe, Canada, from America

Wow Never expected that my long-times thoughts of moving to Vancouver would be broken so fast

Today I went to this place I had never seen this before I felt really sad looking at these people felt so sorry for everyone I believe it must be really hard to run a business in this kinda place. i been in Canada from very long never seen anything like that in this beautiful country but tbh today I felt like I have seen hell sorry for everyone I hope god will help them.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Good to experience by naked eyes, They look rougher than you have seen in the vid. Everybody hopes for a better solution/result but none has come.

A place where you can see people openly shoot up, trash everywhere, a strong smell of urine, people either laying asleep on the sidewalk or dead, you're not sure. (Kept my eye on them until they moved). I've walked alone along this street many times, it's sad but didn't feel unsafe (many police cars and ambulances around). I spoke to a few of the residents and they were friendly (no, they didn't try and grab my purse or anything). Although shocking was also eye-opening.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

So true. These are what I experience in every trip passing thru

I miss Vancouver. My hometown. Wish I could afford the cost of living and move back.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

E Hastings is almost same as before you left, just sometimes extra litters on the street

@ZOG_EXTERMINATOR

2 жыл бұрын

same i miss the lower mainland

Drugs are terrible it really holds people back from their potential

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

knowledge requirement

I often wonder what it was like down there in the 50s , was it a nice place to do some shopping at woodwards and go have drink and a bite to eat. Those old hotels were probably nicer places at one time

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

It is something when you walk into that area and it is quite a stretch of area . There is one block in Winnipeg similar to this ,

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Vancouver has about 6 blocks

Hello. Would it be okay if I used the first minute of this video for a video I am making? Thank you, Sam Al-Qattan

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

At least it is safe and well supplied.

Such a wonderful city. Sad to see so many homeless people. 👍👍👍👍👍

It's ugly but it holds a gem that some elderly are aware of. Around 11am there's a corner where all the thieves bring there stolen meat. You can buy high quality beef for half price. Me and my dad bought 400 worth of prime rib steaks for 200 $$$. Lot's stuff my dad brought back that amazed me. I come to protect my dad not from the homeless there but the other people looking to buy meat cause fights break out. It's who's got the cash first.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Keep protect your dad

Looks delightful

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

People are asking 'what is going on'....Trudeau is what's going on.....his own people living like this whilst he roams around on his private jet, and owns luxury properties.....disgusting

@johncorcoran4250

2 жыл бұрын

He is a dictatorial narcissist what do you expect?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Things are getting worse today

3:57 Jeez I can't believe nobody's putting new stores in them buildings

Ну и хрень. В России даже один такой бомж на улице уже дикость, а тут целые толпы обездоленных.

It's much more interesting if you walk don't drive 😎

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

I have more than enough in this neighbour. Thanks for your tip

I lived on Nicola and beech and at Metrotown. I had no idea this was that bad.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

go to downtown and having a party on the weekend

I lived in Burnaby eary 90,s to mids 2ooo,s. I would go throught the dtes every now and then. The down town east side of hastings was bad then. I'm shocked to see this now. So many more lost people. The 2010 Olympics did nothing to help. I'm beyond words

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

you want to real experience, just come down for a short trip

It now looks ten times worse...

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

That's right

Yesterday I saw the beautiful Monica Lewinsky hanging out here

cool!

I recorded people screaming at people recording from cars before 🙃 Today was a new low DTES

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

intense

O, Canada... With glowing hearts we see thee rise

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

O Canada, As waiting for the Better Day

Is that the famous Van Couver Melon Camp?

Have a nice happy my dear friend. I will be back

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

have a nice day too

It's way worse now

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

It’s real life, people. If we have wonderful and clean place- we have Getto too!!

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

there are some good and bad corners in every city

@johncorcoran4250

2 жыл бұрын

Human misery should never be dismissed as normal, such cycnicism is un Canadian

3:23 barbershop was here for years old asian guy named George. He cut my hair for 20+ years. R.I.P George!

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

But it is interesting place in a dystopian way. Rundown buildings and a lot of people with stories behind there lives ☘☘☘

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

many many interesting stories left behind

@raygreen5926

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploreVancouverCanada hope to go back there one day. Greetings from Dublin....Ireland ☘🇮🇪☘🍷🙏

Can someone do something to help these people instead of decriminizing Fentanyl, heroin et coke?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

no one has a responsibility

I drove through this shit hole today with my family after coming in from the U.S. The Canadian and B.C. governments should be ashamed of themselves for letting this open wound fester. It’s worse today than what’s in this video. I grew up in the city and had a couple of careers that exposed me to some living hells and I have never seen anything as apocalyptic as East Hastings. It’s like blocks and blocks of zombies.

We walked that last stretch in the video yesterday, pretty sad! visiting from Calgary, loved the city otherwise. Also made the mistake of trying to use the bathrooms in the International Village Mall, do not recommend!

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

What's wrong with IVM washrooms? smelly?

@wd99999

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploreVancouverCanada No just active crack and needle use

Wow. Stay classy, Vancouver.

That is really unpopulated compared to the summer of 2022

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Now there're ways more

какой срач и куча бездомных, ужас

Tout ces gens non pas écoutés les conseils de Serge monast . Maintenant c est trop tard pour eux. Quelle horreur ses grandes villes

There is hope that normal life will return again

The "social activism" is why the place is like this. NDP and Liberal policies have this as a desired outcome.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

not too sure

Since this video was taken East Hastings has gotten a whole lot worse.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

I heard city/vpd/fire department plan to remove all the tents along e Hastings due to fire danger but yesterday I drove by...there were more tents camping instead

Музыка позитивная, значит что то хорошее показывают) А если серьезно, то дела конечно не очень там

Why cannot such a rich country solve this problem?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Social complexity

This is what Justin Trudeau has been working so hard for With compassion and tears of joy in his eyes

@shauncameron8390

2 жыл бұрын

LOL

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Vancouver since Expo 86....the neighbourhood is growing year by year. Politicians had their voices when elections are upcoming and then slowly vanished. Justin came to Vancouver walking along Pride parade 3 years ago but he has never walked on E Hastings.

I lived down there in the 90s myself, before i got clean and got my shit together. Doesnt look all that diffrent to me then it did back then honestly. Back then there was alot more open IV drug use though

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

good to see that you know well about this locale.

Drove past last night ! 10x worst than this video ! Garbage everywhere! Absolutely disgusting! You can see the look of disgust on the cops faces as they drive by and they can’t do anything

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

you're right. city workers clean up at least twice a day

❤

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

thank you

How progressive looking. 👌🏻🐸

thanks you NDP.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

how about Liberals in Federal level

It's ultimately because of zoning regulations and no afforsable housing

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

日本の大阪府西成区は治安が悪く 以前荒れていました。 しかし この地域の家賃が高く 脱出出来ないとは、逆で 西成区は とても安い家賃でありアパート代やホテル代は大阪府で1番安いです。 日本は生活保護制度が各地域にあり 転居しても 申請が通れば支給されます。 しかし 西成区にわざわざ住みに来た方々は、他の地域へ行く事を目標としていない気がします。 薬物の蔓延より 高齢化や病気、精神障害の不安定さ、アルコール依存、ギャンブル依存からの脱出が出来ず 自立し難い地域となっています。 見るからに薬物使用かどうかは 分からないが 店内での薬物と取引があり 日本の警察が定期的に取り締まるシステムです。 年齢も高齢者が多いが ボランティアなどの方が定期的に見回りをして 真冬に凍死しない様に毛布やカイロを配って話しかけています 炊き出しは 教会や 公園でボランティアの方がイベント時に行っています。 カナダは全域、ある程度安全な国だと妄想していましたが 薬物を蔓延させ 利益を得ているのは 本当は 何の組織なのでしょうか？

How can anyone really afford to live in this city unless you work in mining, forestry or oil and gas? Even if one did manage get help and get clean in Vancouver it would be almost impossible to cut loose from social services and eat, live and pay rent.

Ritch west???

why do you put chill music over this? why not the real thing in of itself?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

many bad vocabs are unsuitable for all

Hi from New Zealand, Does Canada have $tax-funded healthcare, mental healthcare with unlimited time periods for unemployment benefits & safety nets, pensions etc for its vulnerable citizens? Are these poverty-stricken people? drug addicts? mentally ill? Canada has such a tourist-friendly, decent 1st world living conditions, great reputation globally. I am genuinely shocked & saddened. I thought the US was the only 1st world country with these conditions.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

I do agree and surely true as you think. As far as I understand, these guys do got support from locals and government such as food, clothes, and shelters. and of course not all got support. There are NEW ones keep coming. Nowadays the situation(tentcity) is more complex than this video.

Unsolved? This problem is 100% Solvable. End The War on Drugs and Bye Bye 98% of crime etc.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

2 жыл бұрын

how and who is going to do this?

Buyers are luckier than others

The homeless should rule the street and the world

It's horrible.

SOME PLACES IN THIRDWORLDCOUNTRY,S LOOK FAR BETTER THAN THIS.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

of course, but please no comparing between apples and oranges

This one year ago. The crowds are all over the city I guess. This looks like a deep recession there already. I hope the government can find them some housing, or build some for their need. So many homeless, jobless and drug-adicts gives a very poor impression of a well developed civilised nation.

It seems like they are selling something. Are they vendors?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

10 ай бұрын

Like a market, of course there are vendors and buyers

Does Vancouver even have a mayor?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Always has one but we got a newly elected in 6 months ago

Greetings from France, but because people make videos that everything is nice and good in Canada, please, can you make more videos showing the reality of Canada, because this already discouraged me. 😔

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

picked a wrong theme video...there are tons of nice ones out there

@cooperbattersby6255

Жыл бұрын

There’s nothing really special about Canadian cities. Canada is rich with natural beauty which would be well worth your time.

Where do they poop?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

There some Public Washrooms around but of course NOT all people use them

Crazy scenes... Looks absolutely hopeless and creepy 😮 These people need medical help and must be given a job, otherwise things will get worse.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

yes things got worse if you see recent vid.

They should all be locked up and rehabed

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

😢all stolen stuff to get more drugs.😢

Send them all to Surrey!

@ZOG_EXTERMINATOR

2 жыл бұрын

why

@johncorcoran4250

2 жыл бұрын

Ship yourself out at the sametime

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

I like your words

Heavenly Father, true believers know your return is coming. Please help these people and all people to believe in Jesus Christ and turn from sin. In Jesus name, amen 🙏

What happened in Canada ? Compared to my Siberian city of Tyumen, Vancouver looks like a garbage dump. In most cities of Russia, you will not see homeless people in any area at all.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Canada is Canada but Russia belongs to Soviet Union.

@Siberian_Bear72

Жыл бұрын

@@ExploreVancouverCanada Modern Russia is an ordinary bourgeois state with private ownership of everything, including land. And you just wrote nonsense. Even China is not a communist country, despite the fact that the entire Western press is hysterical about the "Mordor" in China and Russia, although in fact North America is turning into a "Mordor". Just compare your Canada with my safe and peaceful city: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iqKDt5iRe7PaedY.html

The age of technology came and gone here we are as human beings the same kind of people not the ones that are down and out I'm saying the ones who have this available to these people

liberal governments.

Can someone explain to me how cops can pull me over 3 blocks from here and give me at ticket for going through an amber light?

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

cops never give these guys any tickets, but if you got a nice/cool car, they are right after you. I got ticket for worn tires in summer 90's

There are many places that take donations of sorts, one can just call and ask a organization, also volunteers are always appreciated, donations of $$, coffee, food, also the Muslim community goes down every Sunday to feed the people, also I believe they are opening a spot down there to feed the people. Also some religious organizations do the same as well. These loved ones in that community never asked to become drug addicts or alcoholics, many have been through so much trauma in their lives, that alcohol and drugs are coping mechanism because of the lack of support by Governments. ❤️ ✌️ 👊 email your MP if ya want to support or bring attention too.

@ExploreVancouverCanada

Жыл бұрын

Awesome words...be nice, be kind, be generous, none of us want to turn into this situation. Do the best that you could.....helping/sharing

I fw the graffiti tho