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“This has all the hallmarks of a SLAPP suit,” said Ezra Morse, a 41-year-old software engineer and defendant in the case. “Developers only have to throw a few thousand dollars at trying to get advocates to shut up.”
SLAPP suits Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation are what the new legislation aims to prevent. Often, they’re filed by large groups with deep financial pockets and a wealth of legal resources against engaged citizens and activists who lack both.
Morse and the Qualicum Nature Preservation Society, a 148-member organization he co-founded in 2020 and serves as president of, are named in a civil claim filed in May by Richard Todsen, Linda Todsen and Todsen Design & Construction Ltd.
Costly legal battle with province over Penticton shelter does nothing to help homeless | iNFOnews
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It s the latest twist in the dispute where the city is trying to close the 42-bed shelter in defiance of BC Housing s plans to extend the temporary-use permit for another year.
Attorney General David Eby, who s also in charge of housing for the province, has said they need more time to find spaces for the homeless, while Penticton says the site has numerous crime issues and locals want it closed.
The petition asks the court to allow its decision to stand as an exercise in democratic government, which shouldn t be trumped by the preferences of BC Housing.
Eby said in a statement that he s disappointed to hear that the city is pursuing legal action against the province and BC Housing.
Penticton goes to court over B.C. shelter in city
Attorney General David Eby speaks during a press conference in the press theatre at Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Thursday April 26, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito July 07, 2021 - 5:48 PM
PENTICTON, B.C. - The City of Penticton has launched a B.C. Supreme Court challenge against the provincial government s move to override its zoning bylaws for what was to be a temporary winter shelter.
The petition says the government s actions to continue to use the facility as a shelter, against Penticton s bylaw, bestows far greater power on the province than its laws intended.
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