I used to walk past this housing every day. and now I walk past a parking lot.

I understand there is nuance. I understand there is more to the story. I even understand that other outlets may have reported on this, and I apologise that I framed this as a media problem. I just want to see more care for those who are marginalized in our city.

Another reality is that I did not see this factor highlighted - only the rigmarole of a scrapped project that turned a parking lot into a parking lot. I'm not saying the elite are hiding this from us, I'm saying that we can't forget the people this displaced.

in a city that has such extreme wealth and housing disparity, this is a bad look, and it is sad to see a parking lot displace folks who need stable and safe housing.

This parking lot turned parking lot used to be the location of temporary modular housing - supportive housing that helped folks who needed it. This building project removed the housing from the parking lot, only to be scrapped and turned back into a parking lot...

Hi Justin, this is Graham here from Vancouver's forgotten monuments. You're right to highlight my own sloppy words and reporting here. The reality is, I'm not a journalist. I'm just a guy with a camera highlighting things. if I were to do this video again, I'd say something like...