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'People have nowhere to go': Saskatoon city councillor releases statistics that show increase in homelessness - Vimarsana News

'People have nowhere to go': Saskatoon city councillor releases statistics that show increase in homelessness

A Saskatoon city councillor says statistics from a local homeless shelter demonstrate how quickly homelessness is growing in the city.

Saskatoon City Councillor calling on government to "stop manufacturing homelessness" - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon City Councillor calling on government to "stop manufacturing homelessness"

Saskatoon's Ward 3 City Councillor has sent a letter to the provincial government calling for a review of the Emergency Wellness Centre, which is in t...

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Sask. social income support changes spark criticism at SUMA convention - Vimarsana News

Sask. social income support changes spark criticism at SUMA convention

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) wrapped up its annual convention Wednesday with the province's social income support (SIS) program drawing plenty of questions and criticism.

Saskatchewan NDP says 2023 Budget misses the mark on a number of fronts - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan NDP says 2023 Budget misses the mark on a number of fronts

The Official Opposition believes the provincial budget fails to meet the moment, failing to invest in families...

Sask. social services minister, opposition critic, reflect on income assistance programs - Vimarsana News

Sask. social services minister, opposition critic, reflect on income assistance programs

"It's peanuts. It's not going to keep up with the cost of living," NDP social services critic Meara Conway said.