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For I found myself completely alone! Due to two of our group taking early leave ( The devils decided not to spend the night) and the fourth had taken up with a young man she had met ( I would say cougar if I was not a proper gentleman and actually rather fond of the lass meself!) …. It was as I watched him repeat this performance again and again , that my mind was taken off asking anyone to dance, and my attention started to follow the lad to see what he was all on about, to confirm my hypothesis if you will. But at that time my attention was pulled away anyways’ by a plate of Hors d'oeuvre’s being passed around and as I ate and mingled with my colleagues, I continued to watch the lad and his antics from the corner of my eye.

I’ve only had great experiences with Uber, so I’ve never had your dilemma. I also realize I have always failed to rate these lovely people, so I will start doing so now (especially since they are apparently rating me). For some reason, Uber comes in for a lot of bashing, but where I live, the shared motto of the cab companies appears to be: “When You Absolutely Positively Have to Get to the Airport, We Will Not Send a Cab in Time.” Uber has always sent a car in time. You had a bum ride, and Uber has a system for making sure incompetent drivers aren’t part of its fleet. But like you, my heart lurches imagining what might be the life story of this man. So, steamed though I would have been, I wouldn’t have bothered to give him one star. But there’s nothing wrong with seeing it as your civic duty to notify the company that its driver isn’t up to the job. You don’t say whether his incompetence was just as a navigator or if he also made you feel unsafe on the road, but if he was a dangerous driver, that would change the equation about the imperative to report. The city desperately need some market housing, co-ops and development on Hastings and around Oppenheimer. The anti-poverty activists will scream blue murder that it’s gentrification, but it’s actually normalization. You don’t have to displace anybody, you just have add a different mix to make it safer.Today’s release of the report on drug toxicity deaths for the month of July 2023 by the BC Coroners Service is a stark reminder that the ongoing toxic-drug crisis continues to have a devastating impact on communities across our province. We hold in our hearts the memories of the 198 people lost in July in British Columbia. Toxicological testing once again underscores the reality that the illicit drug supply continues to be unstable and increasingly toxic. Fentanyl was detected in 83% of samples tested in 2021. Carfentanil was present in 187 results, almost triple the number recorded in 2020 (66).

We hid in the trees and could see that Luke was still at the edge of the river. He was looking around and obviously thought he was alone. He had pulled down his jeans and underwear and was certainly enjoying himself. He was very excited, and Sue and I were getting excited about watching him. Sue slid her hand under her skirt. I could not see much but she was enjoying herself and was not worrying about me watching her. Sue straightened herself up and said we had better go. I was feeling very randy. Over the past seven years, our province has experienced a devastating loss of life due to a toxic illicit drug supply,” said Lisa Lapointe, chief coroner. “This public health emergency has impacted families and communities across the province and shows no sign of abating. In 2021 alone, more than 2,200 families experienced the devastating loss of a loved one. In the past seven years, the rate of death due to illicit drug toxicity in our province has risen more than 400%. Drug toxicity is now second only to cancers in B.C. for potential years of life lost. We cannot simply hope that things will improve. It is long past time to end the chaos and devastation in our communities resulting from the flourishing illicit drug market, and to ensure, on an urgent basis, access across the province to a safe, reliable regulated drug supply.”

I join the thousands of British Columbians who are heartbroken, frustrated and angry over this unfathomable loss. Every one of these deaths was preventable and represents a failure to act, a failure to learn from mistakes. Change nothing and nothing changes. That’s been the story now for years as the approach throughout this crisis has been to meet policies where they’re at, rather than meeting people who use drugs where they’re at. This approach is killing and continues to kill people. Who has the courage to step forward and make this stop?”

As I watched her scamper off, I again eyed the lad, who also seemed keen on also scampering off after her. A wall mural in the DTES poses a valid question, "how do we end the drug crisis"? A more basic question, how did we get here? The outbreak of the Second World War put opiate addicts into a state of crisis, as opiate drugs were required in great quantities for the war wounded. The street price of a hit — whether heroin, morphine or codeine — shot up and crime along with it. So it twas, that on an early, misting Saturday Morn, our entourage left for the long trog to make it in time for the noon wedding.I watched with growing anticipation as the lad approached the hall way, waiting and eagerly watching. DTES government and service support groups along with poverty pimp lawyers who have a hissy fit if anyone tries to change the dial, while also making money off the situation, has resulted in the perfect condition for drug dealers to flourish. The Lads arms, as he hugged his grandmother’s warm figure before running off, were noticeably brushing just under her perk breasts, molded nicely by the tight fitted ‘mother of the bride” gown she was attired in. Medicine men (Min-Parru) treated minor illnesses with bush medicine and rituals. All Munga-thirri-gnana practise this type of healing, but older women are usually the experts. Aunty Linda Crombie is one of the local women who still has the knowledge, particularly of plants which are used for remedies and medicines. She is consulted frequently.