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"(The developers) are asking for handouts... I think it is ludicrous, quite frankly" That was BC NDP Housing Minister Christine Boyle in 2021 as a Vancouver City Councillor Fast forward to today and she’s championing a $1.45B bailout for developers who can't sell their condos

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