Many former tent city residents in Nanaimo moved to modular housing. A year later, reaction in city is mixed

It’s been a year since Nanaimo’s tent city came down, and 164 residents moved into temporary supportive housing. But there are still many more people living on the street, and some Nanaimo residents are frustrated by problems they say come with homelessness and supportive housing.

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