B.C. single mother faces eviction after landlord refuses money from nonprofit subsidy
The single mother said she received a subsidy to pay her rent from the YWCA, which was refused by the landlord.
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The single mother said she received a subsidy to pay her rent from the YWCA, which was refused by the landlord.
The single mother said she received a subsidy to pay her rent from the YWCA, which was refused by the landlord.
The single mother said she received a subsidy to pay her rent from the YWCA, which was refused by the landlord.
This incident is the latest in a series of tragedies that have occurred along the US-Canadian border. In January 2022, a family from Gujarat froze to death while attempting to enter the US on foot during a blizzard in central Canada.
More than 1.5 million people are estimated to live in B.C.’s 30,000 strata properties, but those in the industry say it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find managers for them.