Residents at powerless B.C. trailer park form protest against owner
09-09-2026 02:15 via nanaimobulletin.com

Residents at powerless B.C. trailer park form protest against owner

After five months of toughing it out, residents at Vernon’s Crown Villa trailer park are demanding that something be done about their park’s lack of power and water.
Homeowners at Crown Villa have been without power since April 10, when Technical Safety BC (TSBC) shut off electricity there due to a need for critical repairs to the park’s electrical system which was causing a significant safety risk. The park’s water supply relies on a pump that needs electricity to operat
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