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The Saskatchewan government made a series of funding announcements Friday, with a combined total of almost $90 million going to combat homelessness, and address mental health and addictions in the province. Community groups say it is not enough.
Homelessness supports have been announced by the Saskatchewan government, with investments in Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert and Moose Jaw.
SASKATOON — Saskatchewan is spending $40.2 million over the next two years in a plan intended to help people who are unhoused across the province.
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Saskatchewan’s plan to help people who are unhoused will include 120 new permanent emergency shelter spaces in cities across the province
The Saskatchewan government announced the creation of two separate plans to address mental health, addictions and homelessness.