Just four months after a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open an affordable housing complex in downtown Kelowna, B.C., the building is already dealing with structural damage.

“It’s a little bit heartbreaking,” said Charisse Dalay, executive director of the Pathways Abilities Society, which operates the building.

“This building has been a long-term project.”

The planning for the 68-unit complex on Bertram Street  started back in 2003 but the project couldn’t get off the ground because of a lack of funding.

So damage to the new build isn’t easy to take.

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