Twenty-six new affordable rental homes are now open for Indigenous Elders, couples and people living with disabilities in Quesnel.

Vulnerable and low-income people in Quesnel and Williams Lake will be better supported thanks to $100,000 in government funding for local poverty reduction strategies.

People with low to moderate incomes, including Indigenous peoples, seniors and families, now have access to 68 new rental homes with the opening of two affordable housing projects in Quesnel.

Safe and secure homes are on the way for people experiencing homelessness as construction begins on a new supportive housing project in the community.

The Barkerville Heritage Trust will be able to provide on-site housing to seasonal Barkerville Historic Town and Park staff, thanks to a $500,000 grant from the Province.

BC Housing has modified plans for a proposed supportive housing project on the 300 block of Elliott St. by removing the shelter component.

In response to community concerns, BC Housing will issue a request for proposals (RFP) to invite qualified non-profit societies to submit proposals to operate a proposed new supportive housing project.

Individuals and families in Quesnel soon will have access to new affordable rental housing, thanks to a partnership between the B.C. government and the City of Quesnel to rezone and relocate the Seasons House shelter.

Seniors in need of affordable rental housing in Quesnel will soon have access to 68 new units of affordable housing.

The B.C. government is providing approximately $150,000 to install new elevator upgrades at the Fraser Village senior's residence in Quesnel.