In the wake of B.C.’s worst wildfire season on record, the provincial government is looking to revamp how it provides assistance to disaster evacuees. B.C. Ombudsperson Jay Chalke talks about the recommendations he made last year and what can be implemented on a short and long-term scale.
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B.C. government looks to modernize how it helps disaster evacuees
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