A tough economic climate is taking a toll on more and more Okanagan residents–with a growing number of residents falling into a type of homelessness we don’t always see. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, a new fundraising campaign has been launched to help tackle what’s being called “invisible homelessness”.
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