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L.A. County commits to mental health services for unsheltered homeless Original

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By Elinore Mccance Katz, Elizabeth Mitchell, Paul Christopher Webster
| Los Angeles Daily News
The county of Los Angeles recently settled a lawsuit brought by the LA Alliance for Human Rights for failure to provide mental health and substance use disorder treatment and housing to unsheltered homeless individuals. The county’s Homeless Initiative website gives the impression that the county was eager to address the unsheltered and untreated. The realities, however, are different. For the past ten years, the region’s homeless population has grown to more than 71,000.
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LA Alliance settlement on homelessness is a win for Los Angeles Original

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By Paul Christopher Webster
| Los Angeles Daily News
After years of costly but ineffective efforts to address the homelessness crisis, the Los Angeles City Council and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors have been compelled to change their ways. A lawsuit filed by the LA Alliance for Human Rights demanded the city and county address the crisis collaboratively and comprehensively by creating thousands of new beds, expanding services and treatment for mental illness and addiction, and reducing and resolving encampments.
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Moving mountains: Is the Coastal GasLink pipeline a saviour or scourge?

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By Paul Christopher Webster
| Report on Business Magazine
From the valley below, the pipeline crews up on the mountainside above are seldom visible through the clouds. Today, though, it’s brilliantly clear in the coastal mountains of northwest British Columbia. High in the alpine icefields, tiny specks of yellow are faintly identifiable as earth-moving machines digging the path for one of the most ambitious—and embattled—infrastructure projects in Canadian history.
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