Vancouver Mayor's Supportive Housing Plan
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Jill Atkey: Mayor Sim's call for a pause on new supportive housing leaves Vancouverites with more questions than answers

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Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim announced an end to approvals of net new supportive housing.
Jill Atkey : Announcement without a plan puts lives at risk.
She says housing affordability and the required supports are regional challenges that require regional solutions.
Vancouver is a leader in supportive housing approvals and development, but perhaps not to the scale that a city with five hospitals might be expected to deliver.
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