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B.C. announces new affordable rentals for Indigenous communities

116 of of 1,662 planned homes will be in Surrey
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B.C.'s minister of housing, Ravi Kahlon, announced 1,662 new rental homes for Indigenous people in B.C. The announcement was made Sept. 10, 2024, at the Fraser Region Aboriginal Friendship Centre Association (FRAFCA) in Surrey.

Thousands of new affordable rental homes are being built for Indigenous people in B.C. through partnerships with the province, BC Housing and Indigenous non-profit housing providers. 

At a press conference in Surrey on Tuesday (Sept. 10), Ravi Kahlon, B.C.'s Minister of Housing, announced that 1,662 new rental homes are "on their way" for First Nation communities on and off First Nation reserves.   

"It is a good day because I know what this will mean to communities.

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Anna Burns

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I cover breaking news, health care, court and social issues-related topics for the Surrey Now-Leader.
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