Overlapping mental-health, addiction and housing crises combine to create unacceptable outcomes

64 Islanders died without homes last year—more than twice as many as most previous annual totals‍

Region needs more shelter spaces and much earlier planning, providers say

“Family-style” supportive housing for women opening this summer, said non-profit

Court case highlights dispute over the presence and property of people living in local parks

Seven frontline service providers offer insight into why there seem to be “new faces” on the streets

This time, the city is ready to bring people inside when temperatures drop below freezing

If implemented as written, the bylaw could violate a BC Supreme Court ruling by effectively banning all sheltering