Vancouver's council has approved a temporary halt on new supportive housing projects, disappointing B.C.'s Housing Minister, who emphasized the importance of such housing for vulnerable populations. The city aims to focus on renewing existing housing and transitioning temporary units to permanent homes. The pause excludes housing for seniors, families, and health-related needs. Critics argue this decision could worsen homelessness and lacks consultation with housing providers. A philanthropic foundation has pledged $1 million in response to the council's decision.
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