Jasper says housing plan promised by Alberta government after wildfire falls short
- The Municipality of Jasper states that the Alberta government's $112-million interim housing plan would provide less than half of the promised units after the wildfire.
- The Alberta government planned to build 250 housing units for those displaced by the wildfire, but only about 60 permanent homes are expected to be built.
- The municipality has received applications from over 600 families needing housing, indicating a significant shortfall in the government's plan.
- Community and Social Services Minister Jason Nixon expressed disappointment over the municipality's rejection of the provincial plan, citing concerns about delays in interim housing availability.
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