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Cuts to daytime shelter programming leaves Edmonton's homeless population with nowhere to go

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October 10, 2025

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The subject of public safety and homelessness has become a debate with the upcoming municipal election. Advocates say something to keep in mind when voting this election is the plan around addressing the rise in Edmonton’s homeless population. Advocates say the amount of day shelter spaces has rapidly shrunk since the pandemic and the last civic election, which means more people are spending their days in public spaces.

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