Newly appointed Housing Minister joined Jon McComb on CKNW to talk about what’s next on her agenda.
However, Selina Robinson said there’s no clear timeline yet on how the BC NDP will be tackling the housing crisis in the province.
“I would love to be able to do that, but we just got the file,” said Robinson.
As to what the government’s priority is, she said “…it’s all important.”
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Adding that they will be looking at the effectiveness of existing housing initiatives, as well as proposals currently on the table.
Along with promising to build 114,000 affordable housing units over the next decade, the NDP also pledged to introduce a two per cent speculation tax and bring in a $400 a year renters rebate.
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