Vancouver council approves mayor’s plan to temporarily pause new supportive housing projects
Vancouver’s council has approved Mayor Ken Sim’s plan to temporarily halt new supportive housing projects in the city.
The change is a disappointment for B.C.’s Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon, who said Thursday that they know supportive housing works to give people a second chance.
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