Housing and tenant advocates are calling on Ontario to reinstate a ban on residential evictions that lifted Wednesday as the province’s stay-at-home order expired. They argued
HALIFAX—Nova Scotia needs to swiftly invest $25 million to help up to 900 households find reasonably priced accommodation, according to a report released recently. The
A women’s emergency shelter in Ottawa has just over three weeks to find a new home because the lease on its current location is getting
Homelessness and addiction is the most important issue facing Campbell River, according to a citizens satisfaction survey conducted by the city. But despite that, 98
CALGARY – Donald Campbell shook and wiped away tears after he received his first COVID-19 vaccination at a walk-in clinic for Calgary’s homeless. The 49-year-old
Advocates says long-standing requirement left homeless in catch-22 situation People who don’t have a home address, but also don’t want to live in a shelter,
Homeless Canadian veterans ask for social service with a military structure and adherence to schedule, and housing and help for addictions that can surface years
LETHBRIDGE — Putting an end to homelessness is a feat that many communities consider to be very difficult. However, the City of Medicine Hat, along
Plan would turn former furniture store site into affordable downtown housing Art Fisher has been able to turn an old menswear store on Bridgewater’s main
New initiative comes just over a year after tent city behind Government House was dismantled The Fredericton Police Force has found a new way to
There are more people going into housing in the City of Windsor than there are people entering into homelessness — that’s according to officials working on
Monday was the first of five days of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities meeting and it began with the Big City Mayors’ Caucus which includes
A new report from the Waterloo Undergraduate Students’ Association (WUSA) suggests many students struggle to find affordable and quality places to live, with some saying they
Anti-homeless architecture is one of the top three most stupid things in the world, falling short only to Elon Musk and people who dislike “Pokémon.”
Student group UBC Dollar Project has worked throughout the pandemic to support Vancouver’s homeless youth by providing masks and other supplies to charity organization Covenant
