CP NewsAlert: Embattled CEO of B.C. housing operator resigns
VANCOUVER — The CEO of British Columbia housing operator the Atira Women’s Resource Society is stepping down after an audit found a conflict of interest over her marriage to the former head of Crown social housing provider BC Housing.
The society says Janice Abbott is resigning with immediate effect.
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