Damp shelter in Arctic Canadian city of Iqaluit expected to reopen in mid-January
Iqaluit’s damp shelter will reopen later on this month, thanks to a new agreement with the Uquutaq Society. The non-profit
Read moreIqaluit’s damp shelter will reopen later on this month, thanks to a new agreement with the Uquutaq Society. The non-profit
Read moreA new facility in downtown Whitehorse, Yukon, which will house the city’s most chronically homeless, officially opened Tuesday. The Yukon
Read moreThe mayor of Anchorage declared a civil emergency Wednesday over concerns that the state’s fiscal crisis will cause hundreds of
Read moreThe Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska has declared a civil emergency in preparation of a dramatic increase in homelessness and public
Read moreImmigrants, Indigenous people and members of the LGBTQ community are disproportionately represented among Quebec’s homeless population, according to the first-ever
Read moreMoney in the latest budget that’s allocated to go to five shelters in the Northwest Territories will go a long
Read moreTen years ago, Ammisee Papialuk travelled to Montreal from Kuujjuarapik, a village at the mouth of the Great Whale River
Read moreLucy Kumarluk breaks down when she thinks about her son, his life on the streets in Montreal and the brother
Read moreThe organization responsible for two women’s shelters in Iqaluit (Canadian east-Artic) says it’s addressing concerns from clients who say non-Inuit
Read moreAbout ten years ago Finland decided that every person in the country deserves to have a home. Housing minister Jan
Read moreWhen Linda Baker moved from Minto to Fairbanks (central Alaska) a few months ago, she didn’t expect to end up
Read moreWith temperatures nudging -14C on Tuesday night, a record 170 homeless people came to shelter at a church in Stockholm.
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