Fictitious case You are a recent hire for a position at the City of Vancouver. You are a key advisor to the Major of Vancouver.He asked you to write a

problem-solving report. Task 1. Choose ONE of the topics for your report. 2. Write a problem-solving report. 3. Upload the report to Learning Hub. Alternative No 1: Problems of people migrating to Vancouver Many people migrate to Vancouver from other Canadian provinces or other countries.• What problems are these people challenged with when they move to Vancouver?• Present solutions. Alternative No 2: Vancouver - Homelessness• Is it a problem?• Present solutions. Alternative No 3: Vancouver's most important problems• Identify Vancouver's most important problems.Present solutions. Important aspects• Language: English • Font size for the main text O 11, or 12 pt• Number of pages O Depends on your judgement. Do what you determine to bead equate in a professional environment considering the target audience, the time frame, and the resources. The document shall be more comprehensive than an executive summary, but less than a full-scale supporting analysis report.O As an indication, consider a maximum of 8-10 A4 pages,including all elements.• Word count: no specification• You are welcome to use BCIT templates or other professional templates.• Make sure the short report contains all elements of a professional report. Please review the report writing guide uploaded to Learning Hub for details (week 5).• Add graphs, illustrations, or tables if it is useful to highlight aspects of your report.• As discussed during class, pay attention to details.• Cite your sources.• Proofread the document before you submit it.• File format: PDF Further aspect You are welcome (i.e., it is your choice) to include your opinion on the solutions. Separate your personal opinion from the remainder of the report. For instance, use a separate section. Week 6 - Assignment Problem Solving Report Further aspect You are welcome (i.e., it is your choice) to include your opinion on the solutions. Separate your personal opinion from the remainder of the report. For instance, use a separate section.