On Tuesday in B.C.’s Legislature, the opposition B.C. United Party spent their entire time asking the government about the relationship between B.C. Housing and Atira Women’s Resource Society.
More specifically, they asked why the province had continued to allow the former to increase funding to the latter in spite of serious issues.
“Why was he more than increasing the funding by over 300 percent [while] at the same time, he was sitting on reports that showed the damning amount of misuse of public funds?” said Opposition Leader Kevin Falcon.
It’s true the B.C. NDP increased funding in spite of concerns, chief among them the fact that the CEOs of B.C. Housing, Shayne Ramsay, and Atira, Janice
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