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North Cowichan mayor calls for provincial action as the unhoused crisis reaches ‘breaking point’
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North Cowichan mayor calls for provincial action as the unhoused crisis reaches ‘breaking point’
In an open letter to Premier David Eby, Mayor of North Cowichan Rob Douglas is urging the province to meet with local leaders and take immediate action on what he describes as a growing homelessness, addictions and mental health crisis in the region. “We feel like we’re at a breaking point as a municipality,” Douglas said. “We’re spending nearly $2 million a year managing issues related to homelessness, addictions and the mental health crisis.” …
·Victoria, Canada
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