BC Gov News

Indigenous Elders and seniors have a new place to call home in Prince George, with the official opening of an affordable apartment complex in the community.

Seniors will get relief from rising housing costs, with more than 150 new affordable rental homes coming to Nanaimo.

New supportive housing, and 20 new shelter spaces, will help address the immediate needs of people in Port Alberni, who are without homes and trying to find a stable place to live.

Students at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) will have more access to affordable on-campus housing, including housing for students with families, as part of the British Columbia government’s 30-point housing plan.

The Government of British Columbia is working with the City of Vancouver to move people living at the Regent Hotel into safer, more secure accommodations.

British Columbia will become the first province in Canada to invest provincial housing funds into on-reserve housing.

The Province is starting construction on 46 units of modular housing with 24/7 support services, which means people who are homeless in Kelowna will have access to secure housing before the cold weather returns.