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Brandon’s new 48-unit supportive housing complex, set on city-owned land near the hospital, marks a major leap in the fight against homelessness—with provincial backing, tax breaks, and potential federal funding. The city sold the land for just $1 and is offering 20 years of tax relief, while leaving construction and operations costs to developers. Designed to offer trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care, the project follows a recent 24-unit jail-reentry facility and responds to years of high demand. Officials see this as a critical step forward, though they stress more solutions are still needed. Proposals are due by September 10th.

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