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B.C. Launches Working Group to Address Safety in Supportive Housing

  • On July 1, 2025, British Columbia's government announced a new working group to enhance safety in supportive housing across Vancouver and Victoria.
  • The group forms in response to rising concerns about criminal activity, fentanyl exposure, and limited enforcement tools under the Residential Tenancy Act.
  • It will include housing providers, police, unions, and BC Housing staff, aiming to give operators greater authority and explore removing supportive housing from the act.
  • Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon acknowledged the importance of supportive housing with fewer restrictions but stressed that some rules are necessary to maintain safety for both residents and staff.
  • The announcement suggests potential policy changes to allow quicker action against problematic tenants, protect residents, and address fentanyl and criminal threats in supportive housing.
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