Howard House Take Down Will Be Costly
Tearing down the old Howard House shelter could come with a price tag of up to $300-thousand.
Randene Wejr, co-executive director of the Turning Points Collaborative Society, says there is asbestos in the building.
“We don’t have a date yet when we will actually be taking the Howard House,” said Wejr. “At this point, we’re working with the province and other possible funders in how we can pay for that cost because there is asbestos in the building and it’s going to be quite costly.”
Howard House has come to the end of its usefulness, with some residents moving into the new, 46-bed ‘Our Place’ shelter that opened last week.











