Metro Vancouver is warning that thousands of planned units won’t get built.

Unfortunately, because it is focused primarily on increasing housing supply, the Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build is unlikely to end homelessness and housing precarity.

AHMA regularly makes government submissions to advocate for more culturally safe, trauma-informed, and equitable approaches to Indigenous homelessness in BC. AHMA also currently serves as the secretariat for the Indigenous Advisory House on Homelessness (IAH).

Deadly problems are interconnected and must be tackled simultaneously with multi-level collaboration and Indigenous leadership. Good examples exist.

The needs of survivors seeking services are skyrocketing in BC. New research shows frontline workers need better support.

Leaders from across the housing sector are calling on the Provincial Government to change course after the cancellation of the July 2025 intake of the Community Housing Fund and the slowing of the Indigenous Housing Fund, moves that are impacting thousands of new homes for British Columbians. “Losing this funding means that safe, secure, permanently … Continued

The policy change has left charities financially compromised, and families desperately in need of solutions.