Monday night will be one of the coldest nights Albuquerque has seen in years, and many people are looking for a warm place to stay.

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Shelters in Winnipeg are scrambling to figure out how to protect people experiencing homelessness as the city continues to experience bitterly cold temperatures.

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Extreme cold drives up demand for supports at Winnipeg shelters

The warming tent can accommodate up to 50 people and is a level two in the city's cold weather response strategy.

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Officials who run warming shelters say they can see up to a 20 to 50% increase in people seeking help when it gets bitterly cold.

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How Santa Fe received additional beds with cold weather approaching

Six emergency shelters for Colorado Springs' homeless population collectively have accommodated 824 people in recent nights as the arctic cold weather dipped below zero. 
New regional coordination brings together public and private agencies to respond to dangerous overnight temperatures, but still at least one person has died in the past few days. Organizers say many more limbs and lives are being saved though.

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Six cold weather overnight shelters serve 824 homeless people during arctic cold snap in Colorado Springs, as at least one person dies

POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND THE MAIN LIBRARY. TONIGHT IS SUPPOSED TO BE ONE OF THE COLDEST NIGHTS ALBUQUERQUE HAS SEEN IN YEARS. CORY HOWARD VISITED SEVERAL SHELTERS TO SHOW US WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING TO TRY TO STAY WARM. WELL THATS CORRECT. A LOT OF THE SHELTERS THAT I DID SPEAK WITH EARLIER TODAY TOLD ME THAT THEYVE RECEIVED A NUMBER OF CALLS FROM PEOPLE LOOKING FOR A WARM PLACE TO STAY, AND A LOT OF THOSE SHELTERS ARE FULL. BUT THATS WHY PEOPLE ARE …

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A tent fire at Kelowna, B.C.’s outdoor sheltering site is again highlighting safety concerns during the coldest weeks of the year. Fire crews responded to the tent city along the Okanagan Rail Trail on Sunday afternoon to douse a blaze that erupted in or near one of the tents. While an exact cause isn’t known, the Kelowna Fire Department confirmed fires along that section of rail trail are a regular occurrence as those sheltering outside attempt…

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Residents at Kelowna’s tent city say latest fire highlights need to activate warming tent

There is a growing divide among St. Catharines residents as homelessness reaches all new highs across North America.  As the cold weather intensifies, most Canadians’ biggest concern is scraping off their windshield in the morning, or the frigid walk from their car into work. For the rapidly growing unhoused population in the Niagara region, the start of winter is much more consequential, signifying many more uncomfortable and restless nights ou…

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