Nanaimo housing project to offer substance-free setting for people in recovery

Province changes course on supportive housing project in Nanaimo

The province has announced permanent supportive housing that will replace the trailers at 250 Terminal will be recovery oriented, dry housing

Nanaimo housing project to offer substance-free setting for people in recovery

A long running push for more choices in supportive housing in Nanaimo has reached a significant turning point.

BC changes position on new recovery-oriented housing project in Nanaimo

A proposed supportive recovery housing project, to be located at 250 Bryden Street in Nanaimo, has come under scrutiny from the community.

‘Drug traffickers just got an eviction notice:’ new 250 Terminal housing to be recovery focused

To be re-addressed at 250 Bryden St., new housing construction at 250 Terminal Ave. will be dry and recovery-focused thanks to a change in direction from the provincial government. (Image Credit: Jordan Davidson/NanaimoNewsNOW)

Recovery-oriented housing announced in Nanaimo

Announcement follows months of advocacy from the city

B.C. Reverses Course on Nanaimo Substance-Free Housing Project at 250 Terminal Avenue

British Columbia has reversed its position on a substance-free supportive housing project at 250 Terminal Avenue in Nanaimo, expanding the city's housing options.