Canada’s military ombudsman, Gregory Lick, has called on the government to urgently address the growing crisis of homelessness and housing precarity among military personnel. Lick has received concerns from military families and individuals about the lack of available and affordable housing, with some resorting to living in tents or recreational vehicles. This issue is particularly prevalent in Nova Scotia, where reports of active-duty Armed Forces members living in tents have emerged. Lick's visit to 14 Wing Greenwood further highlighted the extent of the problem.
Canada ’s military ombudsman, Gregory Lick, has called on the government to urgently address the growing crisis of homelessness and housing precarity among military personnel . Lick has received concerns from military families and individuals about the lack of available and affordable housing, with some resorting to living in tents or recreational vehicles. This issue is particularly prevalent in Nova Scotia , where reports of active-duty Armed Forces members living in tents have emerged.
Lick's visit to 14 Wing Greenwood further highlighted the extent of the problem
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