Premier David Eby’s meeting with council on April 14 ‘was productive,’ mayor says.
Prince George city council met with Premier David Eby on April 14, to discuss the challenges facing the city, its downtown business and unsheltered homeless population.
“People want to see solutions to challenges related to encampments in B.C. communities, and housing to help people move inside, safely,” Premier David Eby said. “Following our initial meeting in January, I was pleased to meet with Prince George’s mayor and councillors again to explore ways to work together on these challenges for the benefit of everyone living in Prince George.”
“We feel our engagement with the premier was productive,” Mayor Simon Yu said. “We talked about encampments and the health and safety matters facing our community, in addition to reiterating council’s support for the province’s ‘Homes for People’ plan.”
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