B.C. needs to act now on complex care housing for vulnerable people
Article content British Columbians have been battling a pandemic for almost a year, doing everything we can to keep our communities safe. On the sidelines of COVID-19, another crisis continues to rage, and it has reached a tipping point in our communities. A deadly drug supply and the effects of untreated addictions and severe mental illness are visible daily on our streets, doorways, in our parks, and — in more remote and rural areas — in forests and secluded places where people are a long way from help. Many of our downtowns are struggling as a result. But this is not only a big city is...