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Regina moves a step closer to creating permanent emergency shelter

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Regina's executive committee has approved a $7.5 million plan to create a permanent emergency shelter in the city. It must still be approved by city council.

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Regina moves a step closer to creating permanent emergency shelter

Regina's executive committee has approved a $7.5 million plan to create a permanent emergency shelter in the city. It must still be approved by city council.

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Regina moves forward on potential permanent emergency shelter site

It’s now up to city council to approve buying and renovating the building for $7.5 million.

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