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Premier John Horgan acknowledged on Thursday that some members of a roving group of homeless campers in Greater Victoria may be activists, but said that he would respect their right to free speech.

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Horgan said British ColumbiaB次元官网网址檚 homeless issue is a serious challenge.

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B次元官网网址淭here are camps and communities like Maple Ridge, Nanaimo, Vancouver, are more recently Langford.

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After a two-week stay at the campground of Goldstream Provincial Park, the tent city campers moved into the backyard of a Saanich mayoral candidate.

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Chrissy Brett, the leader of the homeless camp known as Camp Namegans, said there are about 20 to 25 campers in the space where Shebib resides in Saanich.

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