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B.C. cities demand more provincial funding for housing and mental health amid rising homelessness and infrastructure strain.
British Columbia’s municipal leaders are urging the provincial government to increase funding for housing, mental health, and addiction services as they gather in Victoria.
Councilor Trish Mandewo, UBCM president, said local governments are overwhelmed and need more support for shelters, supportive housing, and treatment programs.
Delegates will debate resolutions on homelessness, involuntary care, and land rights following a B.C.
Supreme Court ruling recognizing Cowichan Tribes’ title to land in Richmond.
Concerns remain over housing legislation allowing multiple units on single-family lots, which strains infrastructure.
The conference includes discussions with provincial ministers and Premier Eby, who will speak on Sept. 26.
B.C. Las ciudades exigen más fondos provinciales para vivienda y salud mental en medio del aumento de la falta de vivienda y la tensión de infraestructura.