The controversy-marred Prince George Metis Housing Society is selling off a pair of its houses in College Heights with a price tag of nearly $390,000, The Citizen has learned.
B.C. Housing says the homes have to be sold to help meet a funding gap for 20 low-income houses that are no longer eligible for government subsidies, but the decision has left questions in the aboriginal community, including why the decision is being made with an interim board in place.
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