The political path to a recovery-oriented model for 250 Terminal’s supportive housing

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Midcoast Morning explores the political path to a change of plans in the Newcastle neighbourhood.

Last week Nanaimo-Gabriola MLA and Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, Sheila Malcolmson, announced forthcoming supportive housing at 250 Terminal, now known as 250 Bryden, will operate under a recovery-oriented model.

Midcoast Morning follows up with the minister, and City of Nanaimo councillor Sheryl Armstrong, who was a vocal advocate for the change at the local level.

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Program Notes

Guests

• Sheila Malcolmson — MLA, Nanaimo-Gabriola, Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction.

• Sheryl Armstrong — Councillor, City of Nanaimo.

Program Team

• Joe Pugh — Host and Producer.

• Jesse Woodward — Executive Producer.

• Arbie Fru — Technical Assistance.

Podcast Photo

• 250 Terminal (Jesse Woodward / CHLY 101.7FM)

Theme Music

• Waste Management - First One.

Transcript

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Funding

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