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B.C. housing task force is failing vulnerable residents: SUDU
- The Surrey Union of Drug Users claims a B.C. provincial housing task force is allowing the government to avoid accountability for systemic failures.
- SUDU criticizes proposed changes to the Residential Tenancy Act as likely to result in mass evictions of vulnerable residents.
- Gina Egilson from SUDU urges the government to focus on upstream solutions regarding supportive housing rights.
- The province is investigating airborne fentanyl levels in supportive housing, with tests showing some areas exceed WorkSafeBC limits.
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B.C. housing task force is failing vulnerable residents: SUDU
Surrey Union of Drug Users calls out provincial government over housing safety
·Surrey, Canada
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