In the face of tariff threat, B.C. picks likely resource project winners for fast-track approval

From the outside, it looks like just another office building in the maze of business parks, plazas and warehouses that surrounds Pearson International Airport.But this four-storey complex is unlike any other in Canada. Inside, there are 680 dormitory-style bunk beds, a commercial kitchen, showers, lockers, laundry services and prayer rooms for asylum seekers. Opened this month, the Peel Reception Centre is already attracting attention from other municipalities trying to find a better solution for housing the tens of thousands of refugee claimants arriving in this country each year...