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Reader Poll
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?