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Record summer attendance at Edmonton homeless shelter - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Record summer attendance at Edmonton homeless shelter - Edmonton

A normal summer would mean about 300 to 400 people accessing the shelter each night, according to the manager of homeless programs at the Hope Mission.

Signs of tension: Tent removal warnings in Edmonton's Chinatown worry some advocates - Vimarsana News

Signs of tension: Tent removal warnings in Edmonton's Chinatown worry some advocates

More than 40 signs stating "Tents and tarps will be removed" have been affixed to the side of Edmonton's Hope Mission and other properties along 106th Avenue, but for the most part, they're not enforceable.

Source: cbc.ca
Temporary 160-bed homeless shelter could open soon in south Edmonton industrial area - Vimarsana News

Temporary 160-bed homeless shelter could open soon in south Edmonton industrial area

A temporary homeless shelter with space to house up to 160 people per night has been approved in an industrial area on Edmonton’s south side.

Source: cbc.ca
Edmonton's emergency shelter plan still a work in progress as winter looms - Vimarsana News

Edmonton's emergency shelter plan still a work in progress as winter looms

Plans to create more overnight winter shelter spaces in Edmonton will come up short for filling the entire need — a need city councillors say needs a permanent solution.

Source: cbc.ca
Residents, businesses take aim at Edmonton's approach to homeless camps - Vimarsana News

Residents, businesses take aim at Edmonton's approach to homeless camps

The City of Edmonton’s approach to dealing with homeless encampments this year is pushing social disorder to new neighbourhoods and to new levels, business leaders and residents say. 

Source: cbc.ca