Published 08/13/2024 9:37:00 p.m.

Nova Scotia urged to close 'pathways' that lead people to losing their homes

The head of a Nova Scotia shelter states the province can reduce homelessness by addressing pathways leading to it.
Sheri Lecker told a committee that fixed-term leases and renovictions contribute to the problem and require political action.
Lecker emphasizes that without closing these pathways, people will continue to lose affordable housing.

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CBC News

Nova Scotia urged to address 'pathways' that lead people to losing their homes

Fixed-term leases and so-called "renovictions" are two pathways that lead vulnerable people to end up on the street, the head of a shelter for women and children said Tuesday.

08/14/2024 11:44:35 a.m.·Canada

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Global News

Nova Scotia urged to close ‘pathways’ that lead people to losing their homes - Halifax

The head of a Nova Scotia shelter for women and children says the province can reduce homelessness by addressing the "pathways" that lead people to end up on the street.

08/13/2024 6:29:29 p.m.·Toronto, Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Nova Scotia urged to close 'pathways' that lead people to losing their homes

One major step that Nova Scotia can take to reduce homelessness is by addressing the "pathways" that lead vulnerable people to end up on the street, the head of a shelter for women and children said Tuesday.

08/13/2024 1:19:54 p.m.·Winnipeg, Canada

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Rocky Mountain Outlook

Nova Scotia urged to close 'pathways' that lead people to losing their homes

HALIFAX — The head of a Nova Scotia shelter for women and children says the province can reduce homelessness by addressing the "pathways" that lead people to end up on the street.

08/13/2024 6:19:54 p.m.

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SooToday.com

Nova Scotia urged to close 'pathways' that lead people to losing their homes

HALIFAX — The head of a Nova Scotia shelter for women and children says the province can reduce homelessness by addressing the "pathways" that lead people to end up on the street.

08/13/2024 6:19:54 p.m.·Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

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Barrie Today

Nova Scotia urged to close 'pathways' that lead people to losing their homes

HALIFAX — The head of a Nova Scotia shelter for women and children says the province can reduce homelessness by addressing the "pathways" that lead people to end up on the street.

08/13/2024 6:19:54 p.m.·Barrie, Canada

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