07 Housing in Victoria

Full Circle

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This episode of Full Circle investigates how to find housing in Victoria, and what the community is doing to create shelter for Vancouver Islanders.

CFUV correspondent Max speaks with Charles Wilkinson, director of documentary Vancouver: No Fixed Address, about the similarities between Victoria's and Vancouver's housing markets.

Local Carpenter Randy invites us in to his tiny home, while Tiny Home Alliance representative Robert Leonardo explains the benefits of living small.

CFUV investigates a proposal for higher-density housing from the Greater Victoria Housing Society on its' second round of deliberation.

Content in the program was produced by CFUV's Podcasting Production Team. Music in this piece was composed and performed by Podington Bear. This program is proudly supported by Oak Bay Bikes, and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

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