Ottawa signs deals to house homeless in 11 municipalities in Ontario, Saskatchewan
- The Federal Government of Canada signed agreements with nine municipalities in Ontario and two in Saskatchewan to combat homelessness, totaling over $91 million for two years.
- These agreements aim to enhance shelter spaces and transitional housing options as part of community encampment response plans.
- Housing Minister Nathaniel Erskine-Smith indicated that provincial partnerships could not be established in time due to lack of agreement with Ontario and Saskatchewan.
- The funding is part of a broader $250 million commitment to address unsheltered homelessness and encampments across Canada.
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