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A P.E.I. woman who is recovering from a drug addiction hopes neighbours of a new overdose prevention site in Charlottetown will accept it in their community.

Beds at Charlottetown’s Park Street Emergency Shelter have been open for almost a week, but dozens of people living in a tent encampment in Charlottetown are still not interested in staying there overnight. 

After weeks of discussion, Summerside council has given the green light for the Native Council of P.E.I. to run a men's shelter downtown.

A public meeting on a six-bed, 24-hour-a-day shelter in Summerside drew much support from many of those attending in person, but there were some questions around the location and operations.

A proposal for a 24-hour-a-day, low-barrier men’s shelter in Summerside, P.E.I., goes before a public meeting next month.

People who live on Park Street in Charlottetown say they wish they had been notified about the mobile housing units that will be installed near them, but they understand the need.

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Concerns about the growth of temporary encampments in Charlottetown have one local politician calling on the province to do more to help people experiencing homelessness.

Ecology Action Centre's Karen McKendry says Environment Minister Tim Halman's decision "shouldn't be happening in this day and age."

Pope Francis travels on Sunday to Canada for his 37th Apostolic Journey where he will primarily meet with representatives of the indigenous peoples ...