It香蕉视频直播檚 been three weeks since Hadgraft Wilson Place residents were told they had 48 hours to evacuate from their homes.

The tenants have been placed by building manager Pathways Abilities Society at various hotels in Kelowna since the move-out deadline of April 2, but after weeks of uncertainty, the residents are looking for a permanent solution.

Monique Saebels and her 89-year-old mother were first moved from Hadgraft to the Ramada, however, with rooms booked for upcoming dates the pair were moved again to the Best Western as another temporary home.

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The stress and uncertainty have taken a mental and physical toll on everyone from the limited-income building.

Hadgraft residents are finding hope in each other, getting together for meals and meetings when possible.

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Construction of the UBC Okanagan Downtown Kelowna Campus has caused ground shifting since the fall and a small handful of neighbouring buildings started to show cracks in their structures. Hadgraft Wilson Place is the latest of four buildings to be evacuated on an order from the Kelowna Fire Department.

One of the Hadgraft residents have launched a petition on Change.org, which looks to garner 20,000 signatures in the hopes of stopping the UBCO香蕉视频直播檚 continued construction.

Saebels alongside Megan Beckmann were excited to hear about the petition as the pair have been encouraging other residents to make their voices heard.

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Together, Saebels and Beckmann are calling on the City of Kelowna, UBCO, and UBC Properties Trust to include residents in the conversations about the next steps and find permanent homes for the residents if they can香蕉视频直播檛 move back into the building.

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The City of Kelowna said it is working with Pathways Abilities Societies on the matter.

The was started by tenant Brandon McCluskey.

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