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Seniors displaced by 2021 flooding in Princeton, B.C. able to return home in May

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Two years after floods devastated Princeton, B.C., displaced seniors will be able to return home. Twenty new temporary homes will open soon for seniors displaced by the flooding. The Province provided approximately $1.4 million for the project. The Town of Princeton provided the land for the building on a five-year lease.

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Seniors displaced by 2021 flooding in Princeton, B.C. able to return home in May

Twenty temporary homes will open soon for seniors displaced by flooding, supported by BC Housing, the Town of Princeton and the Princeton and District Community Services Society.

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grandforksgazette.cagrandforksgazette.ca
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Temporary homes in Princeton to house seniors displaced by flooding almost 1.5 years ago - Grand Forks Gazette

Seniors were forced to leave the Silver Crest apartment buildings due to severe damage

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crestonvalleyadvance.cacrestonvalleyadvance.ca
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Temporary homes in Princeton to house seniors displaced by flooding almost 1.5 years ago - Creston Valley Advance

Seniors were forced to leave the Silver Crest apartment buildings due to severe damage

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Caledonia CourierCaledonia Courier
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Temporary homes in Princeton to house seniors displaced by flooding almost 1.5 years ago - Caledonia Courier

Seniors were forced to leave the Silver Crest apartment buildings due to severe damage

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ominecaexpress.comominecaexpress.com
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Temporary homes in Princeton to house seniors displaced by flooding almost 1.5 years ago - Vanderhoof Omineca Express

Seniors were forced to leave the Silver Crest apartment buildings due to severe damage

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Temporary homes in Princeton to house seniors displaced by flooding almost 1.5 years ago - Peninsula News Review

Seniors were forced to leave the Silver Crest apartment buildings due to severe damage

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada on Wednesday, March 22, 2023.
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