Occupy Vancouver encampment faces further Eviction

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Occupy Vancouver's tent city moves to the entrance to the Law courts.

02/14

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The new First Aid tent at Robson Square.

03/14

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The new OV food tent at Robson Square.

04/14

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Trying to get a work around after the power was shut off, extension cords were connected to the Christmas tree plugins.

05/14

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Memorial for Ashley Gough, who died of an overdose at the previous Occupy Vancouver encampment, sits undisturbed as a work crew clean the now vacant site.

06/14

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Power washers spray away the dirt after Occupy Vancouver is evicted from the Art Gallery.

07/14

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Clean-up at the Art Gallery continues.

08/14

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Trying to get a work around after the power was shut off.

09/14

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A man from the food tent attempts to get some power for his hot plate after power is shut off.

10/14

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Occupy Vancouver re-located dozens of tents to the front of the Law Courts.

11/14

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Robson Square's domed skating rink which will soon be open to the public for the Christmas season.

12/14

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The information tent at the Occupy Vancouver camp.

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Humpty Dumpty, Occupy Vancouver's unofficial mascot, watches all serenely.

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Geodesic domes built on the previous site were moved to Robson Square along with the tents.

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Occupy Vancouver's new tent city at the multi-level complex known as Robson Square is facing eviction after the Supreme Court granted an injunction to the Province giving authority to end the encampment. Canada. 22nd November 2011

Occupy Vancouver's new tent city at the multi-level complex known as Robson Square is facing eviction this afternoon after the B.C. Supreme Court granted an injunction to the Province earlier today to end the encampment.
After re-locating to the Square, which is around the corner from the previous protest site, the protesters set up dozens of tents in front of the entrances to the Law Courts and the Asia Pacific Business Centre. A spokesman for APBC said they were forced to cancel all their meetings today.
Meanwhile, City of Vancouver crews were busy cleaning up the previous Occupy location in front of the Vancouver Art Gallery.