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evergeticcity reports the grand opening of Heritage Manor III in Fort St. John in northern British Columbia, Canada, an eight unit senior?s modular housing development valued at $1.8 million. The project is part of the Senior?s Rental Housing Initiative to develop 1,300 affordable housing units across the province with help from Canada?s Economic Action Plan-Seniors. The modular homes at Heritage Manor feature wider doorways and large rooms to allow for wheelchair maneuvering, shelves and light switches at accessible levels, and grab bars and step-in showers in the bathrooms. MHProNews has learned the next step in affordable housing in Fort St. John will be converting a retirement home into senior apartments.
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