"We are growing frustrated with different levels of government passing the buck," said Strathcona Business Improvement Association executive director Theodora Lamb.

The B.C. Supreme Court granted an injunction on Wednesday, with a 72-hour window to clear the camp.

The new camp, which has grown to an estimated 80 tents, is located on Waterfront Road between CRAB Park and the Helijet terminal.

Lawyers on both sides of a new homeless camp were in B.C. Supreme Court on Thursday litigating an injunction application, but won't learn the outcome until next week.

The Belle Park homeless camp has tripled in size, and now other smaller encampments are forming around Kingston.

A spokesperson has not said if that will come in the form of an injunction against the campers.

A spokesperson for the Port of Vancouver said the campers were trespassing and had been notified that they need to leave.

The homeless camp on Montreal Street in Kingston has grown since Monday.

On Monday, Global News was given a tour of the camp and was told why residents have congregated in the park.

The province set a deadline for homeless camps in Vancouver and Victoria to be vacated amid the pandemic.