The Whitehorse agency is going to place five tiny houses on a residential lot in the downtown, to assist their clients with housing needs and goals.
Blood Ties Four Direction's Centre is moving forward with the construction of a five-tiny house project in downtown Whitehorse.
City Council recently amended a zoning requirement, which allowed the agency to add an additional tiny house to the lot.
Executive Director Patricia Bacon says the living model for the tiny houses will be a case-managed, supportive living for Blood Ties clients. Bacon spoke to reporter Dan Jones.

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