Alberta unveils $187M plan to address addiction and homelessness

Alberta to provide more funding to addictions, homelessness to Calgary, Edmonton

The province will now be providing equal funding to Calgary and Edmonton for social support initiatives to aid in the homeless and addictions epidemics.

Alberta unveils $187M plan to address addiction and homelessness

Alberta to spend combined $187M for homelessness, addictions in Edmonton, Calgary

The Alberta government has committed to spend $63 million to reduce homelessness throughout the province, it announced Saturday. It will also spend more than $124 million on increasing access to addiction and mental health services in Edmonton and Calgary.

Alberta announces combined $187 million in addictions and homelessness funding

EDMONTON — The Alberta government has announced more than $124 million over two years for addiction and mental health services in Edmonton and Calgary, with another $63 million aimed at reducing homelessness in the province over the same period.

Alberta announces combined $187 million in addictions and homelessness funding

EDMONTON — The Alberta government has announced more than $124 million over two years for addiction and mental health services in Edmonton and Calgary, with another $63 million aimed at reducing homelessness in the province over the same period.

Alberta announces combined $187 million in addictions and homelessness funding

EDMONTON — The Alberta government has announced more than $124 million over two years for addiction and mental health services in Edmonton and Calgary, with another $63 million aimed at reducing homelessness in the province over the same period.