June 2019 was a watershed moment in Canada when the National Housing Strategy Act received royal assent. For the first time in the country’s history,

At its meeting Thursday, County Council considered a motion from the town of Bancroft supporting Niagara Regional Council’s outline of six requests to the federal

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Biden administration on Thursday said it was extending the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) COVID-19 residential eviction moratorium until July

A new homelessness strategy offers a set of beliefs, areas of focus, and measurements for the city of Grande Prairie, based on lessons from the

‘We’re not heartless,’ city councillor says. Red Deer city council says a temporary homeless shelter must move by Sept. 30, but the facility has nowhere to

At least 14 people living in park have accepted city’s help to relocate, city says. At least 14 people who were living in an encampment

Queens’s recent acquisition of KCVI lands from the Limestone school board must be turned into Student housing over Queen’s plans for more programming.“More programming space

A recently released report focusing on local housing showed that of those surveyed in the area, over half were found to be living in “housing-insecure”

It started with a sandwich, a cup of coffee and a heartfelt chat. When Moose Jaw paramedic Nicholas Hennink and his fiancee Sheena Nault sat

The Manitoba government will provide an annual grant of $355,000 to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) to operate 26 overnight beds at the Oscar’s

he City of Greater Sudbury is still in the planning stages to create cooling spaces for its vulnerable population, similar to the warming centres it

Protestors pitched tents at city hall Monday night in show of support for homeless community. Advocates for homeless people in Prince George, B.C., are calling

SUDBURY — After taking some time away to focus on his own health Bob Johnston says he’s happy to be back serving the homeless population

‘When you know someone’s name, it’s harder to look away,’ Denise Davy says A woman who grew up playing piano and accordion in Barbados and died after

Simon Fraser University gerontology adjunct professor Sarah Canham is leading a research project examining how to support older people experiencing homelessness in three Canadian cities.