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Edmonton Convention Centre shelter capacity questioned as homeless camps close for the winter

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The cold, snowy weather is already putting significant pressure on the city’s new temporary 24/7 shelter space. For the first time, the Edmonton Convention Centre space reached capacity this weekend.

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