The first annual Harbor Point Safety Forum was held in a modest union hall, not at the glittering waterfront hotel Vincent’s public-relations team had once favored.

Workers, engineers, families, and independent safety advocates sat at round tables and discussed what had changed and what still needed work.

June attended with May.

Sophie stayed with a trusted neighbor after school, more interested in a new bicycle than in speeches about workplace policy.

Vincent was not the keynote speaker.

He sat in the audience while employees described delayed repairs, improved reporting procedures, and the difficulties of rebuilding trust.

A structural engineer presented photographs of the renovated loading bays.