Veteran Finds Housing Through Federal Program in Sudbury
A Sudbury-area veteran, Drew Beaudin, has found stable housing thanks to a city program funded by federal dollars. His story highlights the ongoing housing crisis and a path to solutions.
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N.S. homeless in shelter hotels down 86%
The Nova Scotia government announces a dramatic 86% reduction in the number of homeless individuals housed in emergency shelter hotels. Discover the strategy behind this significant progress.
Report Highlights Sharp Rise in Ontario Homelessness
A new report reveals a troubling surge in homelessness across Ontario, with residents citing unaffordable living costs as the primary driver. Advocates call for urgent, increased supportive housing funding.
New opening date set for Guelph daytime drop-in space
A new daytime drop-in space in Guelph has a revised opening date after an emergency grant was approved. Get the latest details on this vital community resource.
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Regina sees small decline in homelessness for 2025
Regina's latest point-in-time count reveals a small decrease in the city's homeless population for 2025. Get the details on the count and what it means for the community.
Manitoba Launches New Poverty Reduction Plan
Manitoba's Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine announced a new provincial poverty reduction strategy on January 13, 2026. The plan aims to tackle systemic issues and support vulnerable communities across the province.
Hour-long waits for B.C. income, disability calls flagged
B.C.'s Ombudsperson Jay Chalke reveals critical delays in answering calls for income and disability assistance, highlighting systemic access issues. Learn about the findings and the call for government action.
Northern Ontario homelessness crisis outpaces local resources
A new report reveals homelessness in Northern Ontario is rising faster than communities can manage. The crisis is highlighted by a fatal tent fire in Sudbury. Read more on the urgent need for solutions.
Regina homeless count drops to 767 in 2025
Regina's 2025 point-in-time count reveals a decrease in homelessness to 767 individuals. Namerind Housing CEO calls it a step forward but stresses the need for continued community effort and funding.
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Regina homeless count drops to 767 in 2025
Regina's latest point-in-time count reveals 767 people experienced homelessness in 2025, a decrease from 2024. Namerind Housing leads strategy, but a $111M plan is needed to end homelessness by 2030.
Regina homelessness down slightly in 2025 count
The latest homelessness count in Regina shows a slight decrease for 2025. The news comes as the province announces new measures to aid those struggling with severe addiction.
P.E.I. invests $1.67M in Indigenous skills training
Prince Edward Island announces a $1.67 million investment to support skills development and employment opportunities for Indigenous communities. Learn about the new provincial initiative.
Ontario homeless population hits 85,000, up 8% in a year
A new report reveals nearly 85,000 Ontarians are homeless, an 8% annual increase. The crisis demands urgent housing and support action. Read the full analysis.
Alberta minister vows no cuts to disability benefits
Alberta's Social Services Minister Jason Nixon commits to no budget cuts for AISH and new ADAP program, defends support levels ahead of July launch. Details on medical review panel revealed.
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Judge Blocks Trump's Child Care Fund Freeze
A federal judge temporarily halted the Trump administration's freeze on child care and family aid funds to five Democratic-led states, preventing immediate 'operational chaos.'
Judge Blocks Trump from Withholding Child Care Funds
A U.S. judge has temporarily stopped the Trump administration from blocking child care and social program money for five states over fraud allegations. Get the latest details.
Alberta's ADAP Disability Program Fails Fairness Test
Alberta's new ADAP program, replacing parts of AISH, cuts benefits and denies appeals for disabled individuals deemed able to work, raising serious fairness concerns. Read the analysis.
Alberta AISH recipients fear new medical review panels
Disabled Albertans face anxiety over proposed AISH reforms, including new medical panels and reduced payments under ADAP. Advocates warn of pushing people into deep poverty.
U.S. Freezes $10B in Social Funds to Blue States
The Trump administration halts billions in child care and welfare grants to five Democrat-led states, citing fraud allegations. Minnesota's governor ends re-election bid.
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$9B Minnesota Welfare Fraud Scandal Exposed
A massive welfare fraud scandal in Minnesota, with losses up to $9B, sparks debate on government oversight, immigration, and Democratic policies. Read the full analysis.
Nova Scotia increases income assistance rates for 2026
Nova Scotia announces a rise in income assistance payments starting 2026, providing crucial financial support to residents. Learn about the changes and their impact.
Alberta cuts funding for Indigenous domestic violence support
The Alberta government has cut funding to a vital Indigenous counselling program for women fleeing gender-based violence, creating a waitlist and staff layoffs. Learn how the community is responding.
U.S. Freezes Minnesota Child Care Funds After Fraud
The Trump administration halts federal child care funding to Minnesota following a series of fraud schemes. Governor Tim Walz responds as state programs face uncertainty.
5 States Enact New SNAP Restrictions on Soda, Candy
New SNAP waivers in Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, and West Virginia restrict purchases of soda and candy. Critics warn of implementation chaos and increased stigma for recipients. Learn about the policy shift and its impacts.
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Minnesota Fraud Scandal: Years of Warnings Ignored
A massive fraud scandal involving Minnesota's social programs has resurfaced, with allegations of millions lost to fake daycare centres and overseas transfers. Governor Tim Walz faces criticism for dismissing claims as racist.
Aid Cuts Deepen Hunger Crisis for Millions in Afghanistan
A severe humanitarian crisis grips Afghanistan as international aid reductions leave millions facing hunger. The AP reports on the escalating situation and its devastating impact on vulnerable families.
Preventing Gender-Based Violence as Nation-Building
A new report reveals critical data on domestic violence in Canada, arguing that prevention is essential for national resilience. Learn about the evidence-based solutions already working.
Ontario Works January Payment Details for Windsor
Essential information for Windsor residents on collecting Ontario Works cheques and payment cards for January 2026. Learn the key dates and procedures.
P.E.I. food banks see holiday surge amid high costs
Food banks across Prince Edward Island report rising demand this holiday season as living costs strain family budgets. Learn about the growing crisis and who is seeking help.
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Prince Albert Warming Centre Opens for Extreme Cold
A new warming centre operated by the Salvation Army is now open in Prince Albert, offering shelter and amenities for up to 35 residents during dangerous winter temperatures. Learn more about this vital community service.
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