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City, Saskatoon Tribal Council addressing ‘homelessness crisis’ with outreach, temp shelter

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city and Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) are focusing on getting every person they can out of the cold.They said people experiencing homelessness are erecting more encampments and tent cities as the weather gets colder in Saskatoon.The Saskatoon Fire Department is looking to get vulnerable people shelter, which could include a hotel room.

Unconfirmed reports of fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination in Saskatchewan “We will be identifying places or camps where people are living in makeshift shelters,” said assistant fire chief Yvonne Raymer.“We will be designating and delegating a task force to these areas in order to provide support,” she said.“(We’ll) talk to the people who are without housing and try to build trust, a relationship, and see.

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