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Seeking Shelter on the Drive: How shelters fill an essential gap amid a dire housing shortage

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Starting in 2018 and through the early COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government made an unprecedented investment into supportive housing and shelters across the province.  Between 2020 and 2021, BC Housing spent $403 million acquiring more than 50 properties, including nine hotels for temporary and long-term housing. In Vancouver alone, more than 600 housing units were opened. Since BC Housing works with non-profit operators to run these spa…

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Seeking Shelter on the Drive: How shelters fill an essential gap amid a dire housing shortage

Starting in 2018 and through the early COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government made an unprecedented investment into supportive housing and shelters across the province.

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