The very first Van Building The Bunker Day Center renovations Frip à Froc 1988 - Father Emmett Johns bought a first used winnebago with a $10,000 personal loan 1989 - Board of directors of Dans La Rue formed 1990 - The first motorhome is replaced with a new winnebago donated by Rotary Club 1993 - Opening of The Bunker - emergency shelter - 1995 - The Bunker undergoes renovations 1995 - The organization acquires a truck to help collect donated food and clothing 1995 - The winnebago is replaced with another second-hand motorhome 1997 - The Chez Pops day centre is opened 1998 - Thanks to the generosity of Canadian Pacific, the organization is able to purchase a brand new custom-made winnebago 2000 - Thanks to the generosity of Gaz Metropolitain, Dans la rue receives a brand new truck for food and furniture pick up. 2001 - The Day Centre needs more space. The Dans la rue administration office moves to a new free location - courtesy of Canadian National. 2002 - Implementation of the Bunker day program for minors. 2005 - Dans la rue gets a brand new Roulotte. Number of phone calls made and received at the Bunker in 2005: 6,584.