The B.C. Supreme Court has set aside two days to hear arguments on whether the public can see the contract that privatized the Little Mountain lands in Vancouver more than a decade ago.

The public will have to wait at least a few more months to find out what happened with the sale of the Little Mountain lands in Vancouver.

The public may finally learn more about the details of the controversial Little Mountain land sale that resulted in the demolition of 224 units of social housing on the property that stands mostly vacant more than a decade later.

Former NHLers Sheldon Kennedy and Theo Fleurysay they weren't surprised at the allegations of abuse they read in a proposed class-action lawsuit against the CHL. But whilethe allegations underline the need to do more to stop abuse, the fact that more players are coming forward with their experiencesis a positive sign, they say.

Two long-time activists see significant similarities between the current fight for safe supply of drugs and the fight for Insite, Vancouver's and North America's first legal supervised consumption site.