More than 100 people gathered outside Grand Forks City Hall on Monday night to protest a proposal for supportive housing.
Grand Forks has begun working on rezoning land on 70th Ave. where B.C. Housing would build a 13 unit no-barrier facility.
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Grand Forks residents protest no-barrier housing proposal
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