Subsidized housing in Armstrong, B.C. waiting for heating to be fixed
Patti Ferguson, the president of the Sunset Housing Society that runs the facility, said a contractor is set to replace the boiler system in January thanks to funding from BC Housing.
Ferguson said the boilers are still providing some heat. BC Housing said it will cover any costs residents incur to run the space heaters.Both residents and management agree the heating system has been a problem since last winter, and some residents question why the boiler replacement is not occurring until January 2023.
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