New developments by indigenous & partnerships

Massive redevelopement on 10 acres of old bc liquor distribution on Rupert and Broadway by MST ( MST stands for Musqeum,Squamish & Tsliel-watuth Nations) & with the Aqualini group ( family owns the Canucks!) . Building 10 towers on 10 acres in central Vancouver 3 towers are over 80 stories tall, tallest towers in Vancouver. You see developers who are “white” team up with indigenous so they can easily circumvent bylaws by the city of Vancouver!

it’s just that simple- lots of money at stake.

read on….

This is an aerial view of the planned 10 towers, just like burrard or Jericho playbook.

where is all the infrastructure required to cater to a small new downtown in the middle of Vancouver, what will happen to all these cars?!!…. More traffic, will the indigenous house their own population while neglecting other cultures?….. where does this end, Vancouver can’t sustain this.

This shows the addresses and parcels of land included in the massive ugly development. It will never be the same…. indigenous suffer of the mind and addictions too that is why we need riverview and they should not be able to develop it like these, setting a precedent… westbank teams with MST, aqualinis, the govt, concord pacific, who will be  the next BIG PLAYER …. Vancouver simply cannot take it! It’s being rendered ugly,  full of towers and people but no small business… no restaurants, no roadways, no culture, no serenity.

Indigenous  people suffer addictions and mental health and homelessness like the rest of us, they make up 30% but the other 70% is mainly European! And men make up the majority with many women at risk as in the MMIW ( murdered and missing indigenous woman)

what about “ every child matters”, what about OUR children too and generations to come?

It doesn’t end look at UBC lands, upcoming Jericho, the development of burrard with skyscrapers , Heather street, little mountain, upcoming false creek of 80 acres which will drastically change Granville island and the sea wall…and now this Rupert station?….. Why does the city of Vancouver allow this to happen, it’s time we update “old outdated bylaws and allowances” with the indigenous groups ( particularly MST) and developers teaming up to ruin Vancouver!

We need to protect riverview and it as a final sanctuary!…. It’ll be up to the province and city of Coquitlam…. Let’s hope WE VOTE on this and are heard on riverviews future and fulfilling our communities needs , NOW BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!

A 90 acre site is being developed into its own community housing up to 13000 homes or more bringing in 5x that in people with very few low income and social housing- it’s for housing of indigenous first.  This new housing is being put in point grey which cannot handle such a development and the water table is too high. What are they going to do for infrastructure?….. who is Canada company of lands? 

 ( CCL)

MST stands for Musqeum, Squamish and tsl’leiltuth. The MST Development Corporation currently oversees six properties totaling 160 acres of prime developable lands throughout Metro Vancouver, valued at over $2 billion.

Properties fully or partially owned by the MST Partnership are:

• Marine Drive Lands in West Vancouver
• Jericho Lands (west) in Vancouver
• Jericho Lands (east) in Vancouver – co-owned with the Canada Lands Company
• Heather Street Lands in Vancouver – co-owned with the Canada Lands Company
• Former Liquor Distribution Branch site on East Broadway in Vancouver – co-owned with Aquilini Investment Group
• Willingdon Lands in Burnaby – co-owned by the Musqueam and Tsleil-Waututh with Aquilini Investment Group

This is Beautiful StanleyPark, crown jewel in Vancouver!

its 405 acres of public land….. wait a minute, they are cutting down all the trees, preparing it for development?

Are they really …. Well quite possibly as the indigenous want the land back. You see it everywhere “ Land Back”….. they want it so they can develop it to  build a city within a city. I Heard it‘s in the courts right now too and they are trying to claim it as theirs. Might be rumour but might be true… we better stand guard for this crown jewel that draws so many to Vancouver. 

We gotta fight back now before we lose precious Stanley Park too!

After Stanley Park , Van Dusen Gardens might be next as the city owns both and mayor Ken Sim ( whom you might have voted for?) is trying to get rid of the park board to make way for selling off Stanley park and Van Dusen to developers, making all the decisions …. If you didn’t think Van Dusen was city owned, think again , research it, it used to once be a golf course & the city bought it to “ preserve it”  but it too could get developed… soon, with Ken Sim selling to highest bidder or doing the “ reconcila- losing” thing!

Can you imagine this beauty being taken away?