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The P.E.I. government's decision to move the provincial outreach centre is drawing fierce criticism, with some Islanders saying the province is just kicking the can down the road. ....
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Posted: Jun 28, 2021 6:00 PM AT | Last Updated: June 28 The Smith Lodge was renovated to become a homeless shelter last summer. It will now become a shelter for those in need of addiction services.(Steve Bruce/CBC News) There is a new shelter for men over 19 with substance addiction in Prince Edward Island. The provincial government has relocated addiction services offered at Deacon House to Smith Lodge at 35 Weymouth St. in Charlottetown. Smith Lodge was initially used as a shelter for men and women experiencing homelessness. Back in March, Liberal MLA Gord McNeilly blamed the provincial government for neglecting addiction services on P.E.I., pointing to Deacon House in particular. ....