Prime minister welcomed by premier as cabinet retreat in Nanaimo begins
PM Justin Trudeau and Premier John Horgan meet in advance of federal cabinet meetings
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Two petitions were started this week, one opposing Discontent City, one supporting it.
The homeless camp was set up at the corner of Front Street and Esplanade in mid-May and the City of Nanaimo is now seeking a court injunction to have the homeless camp dismantled.
Should tent city be shut down, or allowed to remain where it is?
