Many residents of Glen Elm Trailer Court in Regina are now worried for their future after some residents received eviction notices due to failed water and sewer pipes.
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To add to their anxiety, the court also sent out letters saying it will no longer accept new leases — meaning if someone moved out of a lot, it will not be repurposed.
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To safeguard their mobile homes, the residents have created a community association to find solutions.
Global News’ Katherine Ludwig has more details in the video above.
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