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WECAN
- the West End Citizens' Action Network - is a group of like-minded
individuals working together to inform, motivate and assist each other
toward a common goal - improving our community.
WECAN
is a non-political organization. Our goal is to:
• Serve as a resource for concerned citizens
• Provide information, assistance and focus
• Motivate neighbours to act appropriately on their concerns
• Facilitate cooperation between residents, elected officials and
the VPD
• Effect positive change
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WECAN is on SUMMER BREAK! - See you in September!
Our next scheduled meeting will be on Sat.September 19th, 2009,
10 a.m. at the West End Community Centre, Stanley Court Room.
In the meantime, you'll find WECAN members volunteering at all sorts of community events...such as the Paint Out listed below. Why don't you join us?
We look forward to seeing you around the neighbourhood!
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West End - Coal Harbour CPC Graffiti Paint Out!
The West End – Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre will be holding a Graffiti Paint Out on Saturday, July 4th from 10:00am-4:00pm. Volunteers from the CPC and the community will be painting out all the graffiti in the lanes of the 1000 to 1200 blocks of Davie Street.
What they will provide:
- Paint·
- Painting materials (brushes, rollers, etc.)·
- T-shirts
- A BBQ Lunch courtesy of the West End BIA
If you are interested in attending and helping out, please come to the CPC office at 1267 Davie at 10:00am and we will be happy to sign you up with a brush! Bring comfortable clothing for the day, including closed-toed shoes. Thanks for your help and hope to see you there!
West End - Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre
604-717-2924 - phone
604-717-2926 fax
Vancouver
Coastal Health's needle pick up
Please call 604.657.6561 if you find a discarded syringe.
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If
you see suspicious activity near your home or elsewhere in the West
End, please call 911 to report it. In addition
to immediate action, where appropriate, the police keep statistics
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WECAN believes that the most effective way to police
a neighbourhood is to have police officers on foot patrolling
alleyways, lanes, streets and parks. Having officers on the beat
builds community and creates a sense of safety and well-being.
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