A Courtenay councillor concerned about a rise in public defecation and urination wants the city to urge Island Health to pay for 24-hour toilet facilities downtown.
Public defecation and urination poses potential health risks to humans and animals and could affect the environment, Morin said. No access to a toilet overnight means “people are relieving themselves, kind of wherever they can get shelter on a rainy day,” Wells said. Some businesses and residents are forced to deal with the results.
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