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Why B.C. cities struggle to respond to the province’s ongoing tent encampment problem

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Temperatures have dropped across B.C., and the pressure on municipalities to help people living outside is rising. Cities like Abbotsford and Coquitlam say they’re trying to do the right thing but need help.

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