Andrew Fletcher said he’s fully-vaccinated against COVID-19, but now he’s worried how he’ll be able to prove it. Ontario announced a vaccine-certificate plan on Wednesday. It’s a tool meant

As Montreal’s oldest and largest organization helping homeless men and women find safe haven and receive the vital services they need, the Old Brewery Mission

Bob and Lori Hardy have lived in their Langford rental suite for seven years. The ground floor unit costs them $955 plus utilities per month,

SAN DIEGO— After 30 years of experiencing homelessness in Lake County, California, Michael Alan Patrick—a talented mechanic and writer—has located, reconnected with, and returned to

Last week, the Supreme Court struck down the federal eviction moratorium, one of the strongest strands in the social safety net that the government laid

With pandemic unemployment and eviction protections ending this month, the CEO of one of Silicon Valley’s biggest homeless services nonprofits is calling on corporate leaders

‘It’s time to pull out all the stops,’ says Mayor Mike Savage Halifax Regional Council held a special meeting Tuesday to discuss the housing crisis,

City council pushed forward a funding application for 55 units at the High Country Inn A supportive housing project in downtown Whitehorse is inching closer

Halifax regional council allotted $500,000 Tuesday for an emergency plan to address temporary housing for the homeless in the city. Mayor Mike Savage asked that procedural

Hotel rooms that are sheltering homeless Londoners during the pandemic will be rented until March in what city hall calls a “wind-down phase.” Hotel rooms

More affordable housing units, better funding for shelter groups, universal basic income pitched as solutions With tent encampments springing up in cities like Fredericton, Moncton

Demand for affordable housing in Kenora district very high The chief administrative officer of the Kenora District Services Board says he’s hopeful northern Ontario municipalities

More than 3,500 people in Metro Vancouver say they experience homelessness People who experience homelessness in B.C. and those who advocate for them say they’re worried

Not long after my first election 14 years ago, I nearly stepped over my best friend from junior high. I was walking near City Hall

Kingston, Ontario, August 4, 2021—The safety and well-being of Canadians are top priorities for the governments of Canada and Ontario. Investments in Ontario’s infrastructure during