Vancouver Firefighters' Union supports plan to move supportive housing units

Vancouver Firefighters' Union supports plan to move supportive housing units

Vancouver's firefighters are among the latest to pledge support for the city's decision to move supportive housing out of the Granville Entertainment District. Kier Junos reports.

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